Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-13


| been the first stunt" and one that
brought no end Of amusement to a
| crowd of friends on the beach at Mira
mar. Clad in bathing suits, supple
mented by warm wraps, the two "ayia
tors" started from the Santa Barbara
| beach and when within a short dis
lance of Miramar made a dive from
the aeroplane and swan TO shore
| Making flights On the same day were
Talbot Walker and Charles Keeney.
Later in the week Miss Elizabeth Bey-
| lard of San Mateo was a passenger
| and has become so enthusiastic over
| the sport that she Is taking aviation
! lessons and has declared her inten-
ton of acquiring a plane for her own
| use.-San Francisco Examiner.
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HONOLULU GIRL Welded on
THE MAINLAND
The wedding of Miss Kenny Cat
ton is of much interest to all of Homo
lulu, as she is an island girl in every
sense Of the word. The couple will no
doubt come to Honolulu on a visit.
The San Francisco Examiner of Sep
TENDER says:
Miss Kenny Cation, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cation, formerly
of Honolulu, was married to Mr.. John
H. Talbot at Grace cathedral last
Wednesday.
The Cation family is well-known III
Honolulu. Since coming here they
have lived at the Hotel Cecil. M.
Talbot is a brother of Mrs. W. H.
Bliss of Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot
will live in Oakland"
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MR. AND MRS. PAUL ISENBERG
IN IOWA ....1.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept 2.-Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Isenberg and Miss Kopke
of Honolulu, T. H., and Miss McFar-
land of Burlington, Ia. arrived in De-
catur Friday evening on a motor trip,
having toured northern Illinois and
Indiana. They are returning to Burl-
ington, where the Hawaiian visitors
have been the guests of Miss McFar-
land. They passed Friday night at
Hotel Orlando, after driving from
French Lick, Ind, during the day.
They say the roads have been splen-
did and they have been enjoying the
tour.-DecatN~, ILL.,, Herald.
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GONSALVES-H HARRISON
This evening at Punahou chapel oc-
ours the wedding of Miss Selma Har-
rison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Harrison, and Mr.. Ernest Gonsalves.
Rev. Father Stephen Alencastre will
perform the wedding ceremony.
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Army and navy folk will be interest
ed in the information received in Ho-
nolulu by friend of Frederick l..
Huidekoper, military writer, who is to
be married on September II to Miss
Cess of Washington, that he is think
ing of the Hawaiian islands as a
choice for the honeymoon trip Huide-
koper Is known to many of the milf.
tary here. --.-s@.' @.
Friends of Mrs. Jessie Whitney
Goetz, widow of the late William II.
Goetz of Honolulu, have received
cards announcing her marriage to Mr..
Charles Edward Wright of Pocatello,
Idaho. The marriage took place on
Tuesday, September 5, at 1916 North
OolLlCE oSICCIp IOCdtciIO.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Megeath and
Miss Mary Megeath arrived on the
Matsonia and are at the Moana The
Megeaths are relatives of Col. and
Mrs. E. B. Robertson and Miss Mar
garet Robertson, who have large
number of friends in Honolulu.
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Word has been received here by
friends of Mrs. C. s. Bromwell, wife
of the late Col. C. S. Bromwell, that
she is planning to come to the islands
and hopes to get here by January or
February. r.
DR.. and Mrs. R. W. Anderson and
Miss Ruth Anderson returned yester.
Gay after four months trip East.
Miss Anderson was one of the smartly
clad young women arriving on the
Matsonia. .... =
Miss p. Rosamond SwanZy arrived
home this week for a short vacation.
Miss SwanZy spent the early part of
the summer at girls camp and now
comes for a short visit with her fam
lily. Il.
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Mrs. George r. Clark, wife of Capt.
Clark, commanding officer at Pearl
Harbor, together with their daughter,
Louise, will arrive on the Sonoma oc-
tober 2 from the mainland. "
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Mrs. George Beckley's friends will
be glad to know that she is doing
very nicely after her operation for
appendicitis. She is at the Kewalo
street sanitarium. ...'=|