Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-16

- HE topic OF paramount interest in
the younger society set is the
announcement, made this week.
OF the betrothal Of Miss Ruth Zeile
and Corbett Moody.
None OF the friends OF the couple
were surprised, for the engagement
has been an open secret for several
weeks. as are one or two other SINH
lai affairs in the same set.
Miss Zeile is the granddaughter of
Mrs. Henrietta Zeile. with whom she
has lived since the death Of her moth
eI' about twelve years ago. Her faith
er, the late Frederick Zeile, died at
the Fairmont Hotel about FIVE years
ago She is sister of Miss Marion
Zeile, one Of the prettiest girls Of so
ciety. and OF John Zeile. She is a
cousin of Mesdames William II. and
Augustus Taylor, Cheeyer Cowdin and
Frederick McNear. She was gradual
ed three yeare ago from Mits Spence's
school in New York, since which time
she made her debut and entered into
the world Of society which was hers
by right Of her charm and beauty and
as well as by inheritance. f.. -.
She is a petite brunette, her fiance
is a stalwart, tall youth of athletic
build, and very handsome. He is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Moody
and a brother of Joseph Moody. He
is a nephew of Mrs. Claremont Liv-
ingston Best and Mrs. Beverly Mac
Monagie. III.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding, but it is expected that it will
take place this winter.-San Francisco
Chronicle. '- ..>..
ADMIRAL WINSLow HoNORED
Admiral Cameron McRae Winslow,
u. s. N, who was retired last Sat-
urday from active service in the navy.
is in the Yosemite Valley with Mrs.
Winslow and his family. The Wins
lows expect to spend some time In
the valley, where they are established
al Yosemite Falls Camp. + -.
After they have exhausted the
possibilities of the valley, they will
tour through the state. 1t is prob
a'r.a that ineir rera,la=:: !..ome will
q ln me Eat -..-.. ..... =.
Admiral WinsIow and Mrs. Wins
Icw have contributed great deal to
the aIilliance of the social season at
Ctlcnado, where the Pacific AMI the
reserve fleets have been stationed
for the last few months. J.: -.
One Of the elaborate affairs given
in their honor last week was a fare
wen dinner at the Hotel CorunaGo,
with the officers OF the u. S. s. San
Diego as hosts.
The San Diego was the flagship of
the admiraps fleet. and a model Of
the ship formed the centerpiece of
the roof, and the tables were set
around 1t. The foaming sea about
the decks Of the ship was of moss.
The ship was represented as steam
ing at full speed.
The model was rs feet long and in
exact proportion. 1t was one-twen.
tieth OF the length Of the real San
Diego. The ship was shown stripped
for action, with lights in their proper
places and smoke pouring from her
stacks. This was ingeniously taken
off through flues.
Capt. G. s. Bradshaw sat at the
stern, with Admiral Winslow at his
right and Admiral Caperton at his
left.
The officers present we're Medical
Inspector Z. s. Bogart, Lieut. I. c.
Kidd, Lieut.. w. S. Hogg. Ensign F. w.
wead, Lieut.. F. A. Garner, U. S. M.
c.; Lieut.. j. s. Mccain, Ensign L. w.
Bagby; Lieut.. Howard NJ. hammers,
aide to Admiral Caperton; Ensign g.
+. Martin. Lieut.. ]. B. Sebree, U. s.
nj. c.; Assistant Surgeon G. G. Will
son, Ensign p. w. Rutledge, Ensign
d. C. Watson, Ensign w. H. A. Pike,
Paymaster Baker, Lieut. G. c. Peg
ram, Ensign ]. d. Price, Ensign B. r.
Alexander, Ensign w. A. Granat,
Passed Assistant Surgeon Howson w.
Cole, Jr., Ensign G. M. Steele, Ensign
F. G. Rutz, Ensign ]. B. Kneip, En-
sign C. E. Hoard, Ensign W. P, Bacon,
Lieut.. A. T. Beauregard, Lieut..
Comdr. z. E. Briggs and Maj. w. N.
McKelvey, u. s. NJ. c.
Other affairs in honor of the popu. !!
lar admiral and his wife were splen.
did ball at the Hotel Coronado last
Thursday night, garden party last
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