Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-16

Honolulu; Miss ]. Mathews, Honolu
lu; T. NJ. Church, Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Van Clef returned
today from their honeymoon spent in
Honolulu and were delighted with the
islands. They are registered at the
Gift hotel en- route to their home in
Chicago. +.
Mr.. Arthur F. Wall of Honolulu reg.
istered at the Cliff hotel few days
ago en- route home after trip to New
York, ....- T..
. MRS. AND MISS McRAE ..
HOSTESSES ..-...-.
Mrs. end Miss McRae. wife and
daughter of Col. J. H. McRae, the Ha-
waiian department adjutant-general,
will be hostesses at card party 20
be given at the Colonial hotel We'd.
nesday afternoon, August 16. A num-
Der of ladies have been asked to meet
Mrs. Charles A. HedekIr. wife OF Maj
Hedekin, 4th Cavalry, the affair Icing
, given, for her. =.
There was much rejoicing in the
/ younger set on the arrival a few
DAYS ago Of Mrs Arnold Marcus, the
former Miss Elizabeth Cowles, who is
ere on a visit to her grandmother,
Mrs. James Marvin Curtis, on Union
street. II Is the second time that
San Francisco has had the opportun-
ity of greeting this attractive young
matron since her marriage more than
a year ago. ., -. e
M mORf
popular girls of the younger set, and
much, regret was felt when her mar
rage took her away. Lieut.. Marcus
Of the navy is stationed in Cavite,
Philippine Islands, where the attrac-
tive San Francisco bride has been
making her home since his assign
ment to shore duty.-San Francisco
Chronicle. ..,>...-...@ -.
Mrs. s. w. Began of Santa Barba-
"a was the honored member OF a
bridge party given Thursday by her
sister, Mrs. James Woodward OF Mare
Island. Mrs. Began is the house.guest
of her sister and DIR. Woodward, and
has been accorded much favor by the
resident families at the navy yard.
DR.. Woodward's residence at the Ma
val Hospital reservation was decorat-
ed prettily Thursday; the navy yard
nurseries having yielded up the finest
of pink gladioli and asters for the &C.
casion. Some half hundred Of the ma
val set were in attendance, quite a
number Of ladies in addition to the
players having called for tea.--San
Francisco Examiner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Templeton Croker,
Mrs. Frederick Kohl and Miss Marion
Zeile will arrive here tomorrow from
Honolulu, where they have spent the
greater part of the summer. Their
homecoming will be an added i'm
petus to the gaieties of the summer
season down the peninsula, where
the closed doors and shattered win
dows of the Croker and Kohl homes
have been regarded as chilling remir-
ders of the absence of two families
who are always relied upon To fur
pertaining in their sets.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle. :....
! VI interest TO many IN THIS city ID
the announcement of the engagement
of Mrs. Gladys Goodrich Belknap,
daughter of Rear-Admiral Casper F.
Goodrich, U. S. ~, retired, and John
Clark Brennon of New York. Both
Rear-Admiral Goodrich and his daugh-
ter have many friends in San Fran
cisco, where they enjoyed an extend
ed visit during the exposition and
where Rear-Admiral Goodrich was
stationed several years ago.
The wedding win take place at the
country home of the bride at Penn
fret, Conn, the date to be In the early
fall. John Clark Brenno, who is a
mining engineer, Is a graduate of the
University Of Michigan.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle. .". n.
Mrs. Martha s. Gieglow, author of
"The Light on the Hill" and other
charming books, and founder of The
Southern Industrial Education Asso-
citation Of Washington, D. C, has been
visiting for the last few weeks her
son, Roland S. Gielow, and his wife
IN Vallejo. Mrs. Gielow sailed Satur-
day on the steamship President for
Puget Sound, where she will visit her
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