Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-01

! The bride is the eldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Morley and Is a
charming and prepossessing young
lady of high education and literary
ability. She is graduate in music
and is singer of no mean ability,
and for several years past has acted
as organist in st. Patrick 5 church
here. she has 6Town Up from child
here and is loved and respected by
everybody. ~.> r.. s".rE
/ T The groom is son of T. j. Cross.
who brought the electric lights to Ry.
| an AMI Is young man who comes
here with the best of recommends
tons. He has lad charge of the cleo
trieal construction here and has prov
en- himself competent workman.
/ The happy couple left Tuesday
afternoon on an extended Trip to the
eastern cities and upon their return
will make their home at Central City.
They have the best wishes of host of
| friends fer their future success and
| happiness" j.
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| The Flower Show.
The flower show which is to be held
on Saturday afternoon promises to
be one of the most artistic things Civ.
en- in Honolulu. Miss Bertha Young,
who has charge of the whole affair, is
a tireless worker and anything she
undertakes is bound to be a success.
Everyone is urged to contribute, even
in the smallest way possible. The
idea is to make the people of Homo
lulu realize the wonderful possfbiIi-
ties that are here in palms, ferns and
small blossoms, never forgetting the
beautiful hibiscus.
California has much more in the
way of cut flowers, but to Hawaii be.
longs the fine lacy ferns and hand
some palms to which so many of the
women of Honolulu have given years
of careful attention and study. Or.
chids. are other blooms that excel here
and, the orchid collectors are busy ar
ranging their displays. Altogether the,
flower show is being anticipated with
a deal of pleasure. A dansant goes on
through the afternoon and refresh
mission to the flower show will be so
cents. -
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Hawaii Views Shown at Washington.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. H.
Photographic views of Hawaii, land of
volcanoes, mountains, wonderful foil.
age, music and dancing girls, were
shown at the National Press Club last
night by Congressman Cla1enc B.
Miller of Minnesota, member of the
house committee on insular affairs.
Mr.. Miller recently accompanied
number of senate and house members
to the islands and collection of pho
tographs, including motion picture
views OF Uncle Joe'' Cannon and his
cigar, Minority Leader Mann, Senator
CummIns, and faner legislators. The !
visiting statesmen were caught dane
ing the "Ole Virginia Reel and this |
motion picture was one of the hits of
Mr. Miller's exhibition.
Hawaiian music, furnished, by five
young Hawaiians who are. residents of |
butswho play the peculiar
instruments of the island with all the
techniqueAand appeal of professional
performers, We're repeatedly encored |
by club members. The musicians COM |
prised Harry & Gilman, George sKs 4
Gilman, Arthur Bissells, Jack Desha, |
and Stephen Dssha, jr.ge ssss&-$
Prince Kalanianaole, delegate in the /
house from Hawaii, and q number of I
members of Congl ess. heard Mr.. All
Ier,s lecture, and one of the interest
ing pictures shown was that of |
Queen LIZ and latter-day officials of
he Hawaiian government. Washing
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Notes From the San Francisco
Argonaut.
Mrs. Louis Sahm gave bridge-tea
IN Saturday afternoon at her home at
Mare Island, when about rs of her
friends enjoyed her hospitality.
Mrs. Russell Wilson was hostess at
i dinner on Sunday evening at her
home on Pacific avenue. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Judge, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Spreek-
lis and Mr.. and Mrs. George Cad
Mrs. Eleanor Martin was hostess at
i dinner on Monday evening at her
Tome on Broadway Among the
,uests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Downey
Harvey, Capt. Frank Helm and Mrs.
lCAnAB ooIpt OOOPC1 Odpb. L
,harles Rowland,
Mrs. George Pillsbury has joined
faj. PiIlsbury in Los Angeles after a
isit in this city with her sister, Mrs.
'hilip ". Lsnsdale.
Miss Maude Fay spent the weekend
S the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
'oster button at their home in Bur
lngame
Mrs Andrew WEIGH gave a luncheon =
n Wednesday at the Hotel ST. Fran
is. when her guests included mem
ers of the junior board of the Catho-
Ice Humane Bureau.
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Mrs. Horace Hill, Jr., entertained j
t a luncheon and theater party !
uring the past week, both affairs be-
lg given to bring together number
I friends to whom Mrs. Hill wished !
D say au reyoir. The Hills left on
thursday for New York. They have
cen at Los Altos most of the winter