Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-12

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Fashion Show for San Francisco. IT,:
SAN FRANCISCO Gala spring
| fashion show with rrettv society girls
wearing the verv l9test W ord in Easter
STYLES will be given at the Palace Ho-
tel on the afternoon and evening of
March 4. for charity. rr1er the aus
! pieces Of L. Magn'n & Company
In the afternoon there will be a tea
dansant in the ballroom and in the
evening a. SUPPER 6anSa"t. While the
guests are enjoying their refresh
ments in the palm court A score or. 80
of the prettiest g:rls in the city will
saunter through the palrn court wear
ing the lovelieSt things that the New
| York and Paris shops viii have sent
to San Francisco. FTOcks, hats,
clCaks, shoes, hosiery gloves and par
asols will he worn with lust the prop
or dash end riquancy hvvoIng WON
en- OF the leading families. =.
The charities which are to profit nv
this unusual entertainment are the
San Francisco Maternity. the Doctors
Daughters and the Home for Incur
ables The setting and accessories
+, will be as beautiful as art can make
them. The spring flora of San Fran
cisco and the handsome interior Of
the Palace Hotel will afford SPLENDID
background for the young models and
their nretty raiment Examiner.
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Submarine Officer WEEDS. =" ~. III ..~
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the many events during the holidays
which were of interest to society was
the marriage of Lieut.. Ralph Waldo
Holt. U. S. N. to Miss Fara Sly of
Fairfax. Mo. Miss Sly is the dsugh-
ter of Col. Oscar Sly of Fairfax. and
comes from an old southern family OF
prominence. =. "...-e-
Lieut.. Hot is at present detailed to
the submarine branch of the service.
md is navigating officer on the H-2,
stationed at San Pedro. During the
exposition period he was frequent
Inner host aboard the Milwaukee
while that vessel was kdns off the
Marina. -...> ..@.>..-. ~: J.: -.
The wedding is the elimination of
a schoolday romance Lieut.. and Mrs.
Holt will begin their honeymoon in
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Mr. and Mrs Ralph Errolle gave
tea-musicale. in their honor in the FIR
role studio on New Years Day. The
| program was rendered by Mr. and
Mrs. Errolle, Sig Michele Giovacchini.,
Sig. Alessandro Bevani and Miss limo
gen Peay, te.-Examiner. ~.
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Comes From Coast to Wed. -..:.
SANTA ROSA, Dec. 29-Miss Jean
Ross. the youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Ross, well-known resi-.
dents of this city, and prominently
identified with the younger. social set.
sailed today at noon for Honolulu,
where she will be claimed as bride
by Stanton Wyatt. son of Mr.. and Mrs
L. A. Wyatt, who came here from
Texas few years ago. The groom is
engaged in business in Honolulu, and
the wedding will take Dlace on the
arrival of the steamer the middle Of
next week Miss Ross was accom-
panied to the steamer by a bevy of
girl friends from this city to wish her
bon voyage.-Cr1 F-"~ cisco. -. -.
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VI INTEREST TO f1OnoIuIdnS, ....:.
New Years Eve celebration at the
Hotel Oakland will he a gay and fes-
tive affair, about 1000 from the east
bay cities having made reservations
for dinner or supper. Some of those
having large parties will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Coogan, at whose table
will be Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Weinmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gardiner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland Scott, Miss Margorv Coo
gan, Miss Margaret Durney. William
Weinmann and Malcolm E.. Campbell
In Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Henshaw's
party will be Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Candless. Miss Alice Palmer, Miss
Marguerite Black, Miss Peggy Center
Of Honolulu, Stuart Henshaw, Griffith
Henshaw and Stanley Henshaw.-San
Francisco Examine r.. - "
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A luncheon party at the st. Francis
was the enjoyable function at which
Mrs. Frederick Klamp of Honolulu
presided Thursday. 1t was in the ma
ture of farewell, as she is leaving
shortly fer an extended stav in the
southern part of the state. Mesdames
Edward Lacev Brayton, Willard VIII
hanson, Wickham Ravens. Frank g
Ravens, Harry Maxwell and Challen
Parker were among those who were
seated with Mrs. KlamD about the
flower. bedecked table.-San Francisco
Chronicle. .~.. -. .>~".. .:
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Mrs D. c. Mitchell entertained last
Friday evening at a dinner party tn
celebrate her husbands birthday ami
versary At the dinner. given at the
Mitchell home. 1886 Young street, coy
ers were laid for the following: Sgt !
md Mrs Christensen, Sgt. and Mrs
Seitz, Mr. Daniel Edwards, Mr. Alfred
Ceaser and Mr. and Mrs Mitchell.
The evening was enlivened with music
and games. f.. .'. -.
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Among the New Years Eve festivi-
ties will be dance to be given by
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg of Honolulu.
who is spending the winter in Berk-
eley. Members of the younger set of
COLLAGE touyn ho hor