Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-28
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Clara and Olga Schoenemann. The
date and place of the wedding has
not been announced The couple ey-
poet To make their home in Honolulu,
Pink and green was the color
scheme Of the party this afternoon.
The engagement was announced on
kewpie cards and the place cards We're
hearts. A luncheon vas served, after
which progressive bridge was played.
The guests were former schoolmates
and intimate friends of the bride.
elect. Those present included the fol
lowing: Mesdames G. c. Burnett, L.
II. Pratt, Frank Newcity, W. S. Trip
lett, Eugene Barieau of Lindsay. Nell
Henry, Decatur Higgins of Visalia, J.
J. Mitchell, NJ. l.. Swyers, c. L. Rus
sell, Jr.. G. F. Roch and Earl Birk-
head; Misses Lulu Gill, Grace Hig-
gins, Sara Russell, Fora Anderson ami
Frances Ballou of Los Angeles.
ROOF GARDENS HAVE SEASONS"
The following article from the San
Francisco Chronicle is interesting to
island folk. There is never an open.
ing Of the roof garden season" in Ha-
waii. The climate permits of roof
garden attractions from January to
December, but then New York is not
so blessed as the Isles of Peace.
The opening of the roof gardens
for the summer in New York is always
a gala event, and the pleasure Of
opening night at the Ritz was shared
by several Californians who are visit
ing there, as well as by the usual
throng of New Yorks smart set One
OF the largest parties was. that at
which Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs enter.
tanned. Among her guests we're Miss
Lota Robinson, who visited in this
city last year, having come West with
Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh of Washing
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s%- 49,. MOTOR TO SHASTA.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Bishop of
returned here, have gone to Shasta
Springs They travelled north in
their own large touring car. which
they brought from the East and took
to Honolulu with them. They toured
southern California in the machine
and are now seeing the northern part
OF the state, making Shasta Springs
their headquarters. Mrs. Bishop has
penchant for strange animals and
at her home in Tuxedo has a menag-
erie of weird beasts she has collected
on her travels.-San Francisco Bulle-
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AT THE PRESIDIO. -
Mai and Mrs. Frank Cheatham are
moving into quarters on Infantry Ter
race in the Preside. Since they ar.
rived they have been living at Fort
Mason. Francisco Bulletin.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Emery T. Smith are
planning many enjoyable affairs to
mark the approaching visit at their
Monterey home of Miss Maisie Mac.
Master of Portland. Miss MacMaster
has been in San Francisco for sew
eral weeks. having come south to at
tend the woman's preparedness camp
at the Preside, and while that pre-.
cludes the possibility of the usual
round of social pleasures, there will
be many to follow the conclusion of
the period of training. Mrs. MacMas.
ter and Mrs. Smith have been close
friends fer years, and Mrs. Smith Wis.
tied in Portland at the MacMaster
home before her marriage to Lieut..
>Smith.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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Capt and Mrs. Ashley Robertson,
NIB cin Loo ;e AsH ho,
stationed in Los Angeles, have receiv.
ed orders taking them to the Eastern
coast They will leave shortly for
Newport, where Capt. Robertson will
be on duty with the Naval War Col.
lege. Their departure is the cause
Of much regret in wide circle of
friends in California, from Mare Is
land to Coronado. Mrs. Robertson
vas Los Angeles girl. and their sta
tion in that city has been consequently
very delightful. They will probably
cor'e to San Francisco for a brief
visit. en- route East-San Francisco
Chronicle. ...-....
Miss Margaret Offley and her bro.
ther, Ensign Archibald n. Offley, will
share the honors of the "tackey"
party at which Commander and Mrs.
Cleveland N. Offley will entertain
Tuesday afternoon. Ensign Offley is
enjoying months leave with his par
ents. and his friends on the island are
making his stay exceptionally pleas
ant, with series of enjoyable affairs.
Both Ensign 0ffley and his sister are
great iarorites at the navy post Tues
days affair. the chief diversion of
which will lie dancing, will be enjoyed
by about Sc of The younger set sta
toned TN the Island.-San Francisco
Chronicle. -.s.
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OAKLAND, June 15.-This after
noon Mrs. Luther Dimm was hostess
at a delightful bridge party at the
Claremont Country Club, and had as
her guests group of her intimate
friends. The affair was planned in
honor of Mrs. George Bush, who will
leave shortly for Santa Barbara to