Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-10

Morgan, younger daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John. Pierpont Morgan and
granddaughter of the late J. Pierpont
Morgan, to Paul Geddes Pennoyer OF
berkeley. Cal, and which was to have
been announced in the leading New
York newspapers on Friday, came out
prematurely on Thursday. Miss Nor
gan is a cousin of Miss Helen Morgan
Hamilton. whose marriage to Police
Commissioner Woods is set for June
Is. Her fiance was a classmate at
Harvard of her brother, Junius Spen-
Ger Morgan, who married Miss Louise
Convere last June. Both were grad
uated in June, 1914, and Mr.. Pen
noyer is again at Harvard, studying
law. Miss Morgan came out year
ago with her elder sister, Miss Jane
n. Morgan.-New York Times.
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Mrs. James Burnes has returned
from Pasadena, where she has been
spending the past six weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Garrett Martin. Mrs.
Burnes brings with her the joyful
news that the wedding of Mrs. Martin
dent, will take place at the Burnes
home in Monteoto, where Mrs. Mar
tin has been frequent visitor. The
date is set for the middle Of May.
Mrs. Martin was one Of the beautiful
Buckner girls of Paduceh, KY, and is
a singer Of much note Mr.. McMannus
is a well known musician and COM
poser.-San Francisco Examiner.
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The marriage of Miss Oroville
Wooster, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Philip Wooster of California, and Wal.
ter L. Richard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar L. Richard, will take place at
4:30 O'Clock on Monday in St
Thomas church. Miss Edith Wooster
and Miss Ruby Bond of California will
be the attendants. Richard p. Louns-
berry is to be the best man. The
wedding reception will be held at the
home of Miss Wooster's aunt, Mrs.
Claus Spreckels, of $40 Park avenue.
New York Times. ="
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James Wilder arrived from Homo
lulu Tuesday and left the next day
for New York to join Mrs. Wilder,
who has spent the winter there: In
July Mr. Wilder will join the citi-
zen's camp ct Plattsburg. He was
II: re chose Who tnlist"h issI sI!- :.
mer and spent several weeks at the
camp, during which time he won the
championship for sharpshooting. Dur
ing his recent stay in Honolulu Mr..
Wilder organized q regiment of Boy
Scouts.-San Francisco Bulletin.
An intensely interesting talk was
enjoyed by the members of the Out.
door Circle yesterday afternoon, when
Prof. j. F. Illingworth talked on trees
at the home of Mrs. F. j. Lowrey,
Prof. Illingworth illustrated his talk,
using the bark. limbs and roots of
trees. After the formal talk, ques-
tons were answered and general
discussion had. It was a very profit
able afternoon and much very valuable
information was cleaned.
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Major Arthur S. Conklin, U. s.. A.,
who. has been in Honolulu for the
pas three years, left on the Sherman
Monday for his new post IF duty, Fort
williams, Maine. Maj. Conklin has
been a great favorite with those with
whom he came in contact and 1t is
with keen interest that Honolulu says
aloha to him. His services as chief OF
staff of Hawaiian department were
very valuable. ... ..:.=..
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The officers of the torpedo-boat de.
stroyer Hull were hosts at luncheon
given on board the ship Tuesday.
Some of the men who "did ths
honors" were Lieut.. Joseph A. Muir
ply, Lieut.. Bernard Wills, Lieut.
Daniel ]. Callaghan, Lieut.. Daniel j.
Barley, Lieut.. Harvey Haislip, En-
sign Walter Doyle and Ensign Walker