Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-05

occasion was their beautiful home in
Kaimuki = ~ + .~.:.:
The decorations were in keeping
with the holiday season, being OF
poinsettia and Hawaiian holly. The
center of the table was adorned with
a basket of American Beauty roses.
After dinner the guests motored to
the reception at the palace and the
ball at the armory. III
Mrs. Collins looked charming in a
cerise colored satin with an oyer-dress
of black chiffon An attractive pic
ture hat completed the costume
Miss Margaret Collins was partic-
ularly noticed for her gown of peach
blow satin and white chiffon trimmed
with white fur and embroidered in
rosebuds. A string of pearls was her
only ornament Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs. T. X. Myres, Miss Mar
garet Collins and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Collins.
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OF Interest to Army Folk.
January IS is the GATE of the mar
Lieut.. Martin j. Peterson, U. S. n.
They will make their home in st.
Louis.
The ceremony will take place at
the Fairmont hotel. The brides at
tendants include Mrs. Earl Shipp of
the navy, Mrs. Thomas R. Minturn of
stockton and Mrs. Charles Soule, with
the Misses Dorothy Kinkaid and Sally
Fox completing the group. Austin
Tubbs will be best man and Lieuts.
John Culin, Vance d. Chapline and
Harvey Haislip will complete, the pro-
cessional to and from the altar. John
Fremont Brocklebank of Chicago, an
uncle of the bride, will be here to give
her away-San Francisco Examiner.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Agnes Fabor and Ensign FL
roy Leonard Vanderkloot of subma-
rine FL, were married on Monday
at the Church OF the Angels, Pasa-
dena. Miss Isabelle Tabor, Miss Min
ME Robertson and Miss Alice Shaw
were the brides attendants. A home
wedding followed the ceremony.
Mrs. NJ. L. Vanderkloot of Chicago
came here to meet her son, who is
her two daughters also came up from
Pasadena to visit for short time be-
fore the wedding.
The young navy officer was sta
toned here from time to time dur,
ing the period he was on service with
the U. S. s. Maryland Francisco
Examiner.
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Visiting Here.
Regretful farewells we're said Tues
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bern
strom, who left for Honolulu. They
will enjoy months sojourn there be-
fore returning to their home in Swe-
den. Richard Bernstrom, who was the
commissioner from Sweden to the ex-
position, has been here since its early
days, but was joined in San Francisco
only a few weeks ago by Mrs. Bern
strom. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernstrom have
been the incentive for many delightful
affairs during the past month.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
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Y. w. C. A. to Receive Girls Of Schools
Girls of the city's secondary schools
are to be guestss-of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association on Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Invitations
have been sent out to all of the.
schools with the exception of Punahou
which is not in session. Miss Carolyn
B. Chandler, general secretary, has
asked the Star-Bulletin to explain to
the girls of Punahou that they. too, are
invited. The list includes the high |
school, the Priory. the College of Ha'
wall, the normal school and Punahou.
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Hostess Gives Farewell Luncheon
Before Sailing for Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs. Adolph Karpen was hostess
Tuesday at a farewell luncheon given
at the Palace hotel Mrs. Karpen has |
passed the last 10 months in San
Francisco as hostess of the Illinois i
building and it is with much mutual
regret that she bids farewell to her /
many friends. Mrs. Karpen sailed on