Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-29
THANKSGIVING

year when good cheer and happy fam
lily ties should be renewed, that time
is the day set aside by the President
of. our country for national thanks
giving We in the islands are espe-
cially blessed in every way, for We
not only have perfect peace but pros
perity as we'll. so every person in the
islands should give thanks and praise
with intense sincerity.
/ CARSON-SCHUMAN NUPTIAI.S
Last evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gustave Schuman the marriage
of their daughter Myrtle to Mr.. Mer-
win carson was solemnized before
about 175 invited guests, all friends
of the family The newly-married
couple will go shortly for tour of
Hawaii and Maui, after which they
will reside temporarily at Kahala
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1 A COMING DELlCATESSEN SALE
On Saturday, December 9, the la
dies who head the Altar Society at
Punahou chapel will hold delicates-
sen sale at Bishop park Many deli
cacies will be offered to purchasers.
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nuts, bread, rolls, pork and beans,
roast meat. baked poultry and hams,
homemade candies and preserves, also
salads.
HOFFMAN-ROBERTSON WEDDING
This evening at her fathers home.
Miss Grace Robertson will be united
| in marriage to Mr. Harry Hoffman.
About one hundred guests will be in
attendance. The young couple have
a cottage in readiness and to this
they wifi go.
MAJOR AND MRS. DAVID CASE TO
| ENTERTAIN
One among the many dinners given
in Honolulu tomorrow evening is that
at which Major and Mrs. David B.
Case and Miss Case will entertain.
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Mrs. Joseph E Austin Name
Wadman) left for her East coast
home today. AS soon as Lieut.
Austin goes on his long cruise, Mrs.
Austin has promised her friends that
she will return here for long visit.
this one being for too short.
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Mrs. Peter Johnson, the charming
wife Of Capt. Peter Johnson, who has
been on a short trip to Honolulu, left
for her San Francisco home this morn
ing. Mrs. Johnson has been showered
with attentions from her many friends
while here.
Prince and Princess Kalanianaole
left for Washington tby morning.
They we're covered with feis. gifts of
friends who were on the wharf to bid
them aloha
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder are
expected home on Tuesdays steamer.
Mrs. Wilder has fully recovered, to
the great pleasure of all her friends.
Mrs. James Lefferts comes from
New York to spend the winter with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Montague Cooke.
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Mrs. W. H. Hiserman and little Miss
Helen Hiserman are in Honolulu for
short visit and are the guests of
Mrs. Augustus E. Murphy.
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DR.. j. R. Haynes of Schofield and
his sister, Miss Hazel Haynes, left
on the Wilhelmina today for San
Francisco.
Mrs. Charles X. Stillman, who has
been away on the mainland for the
past three months, comes home next
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Emory, who has
been away from Honolulu for six
months, will arrive here on December
5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald S. Guild, a
bride and groom of few weeks. will
arrive here on Tuesdays steamer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L. Castle will
be homecoming passengers on the |
Matsonia on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Moffatt are stop
over passengers from the Ecuador,
who plan to visit the islands.
Mrs. Emily c. Judd was a return |
ing passenger on the Manoa after sew.
eral years on the east coast.
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Mrs. Herman Focke will arrive on !
Tuesday of next week, after three
months on the mainland
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Mrs. George A. Braly left on this
nanrning's WiIhalmina for visit To |
her home in the South.
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Mr.. r. NJ. Hatch and Miss Harriet {
Hatch are anticipated arrivals on /
Tuesdays steamer.
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Mrs Henry F. Wichman, Miss Wich- |
man and Miss Stephanie Wichman |
Neu
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