Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-27

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set for soon after his arrival
They will go to Del Monte for q
short visit and will probably return
on the MatsCuia, arriving. here jan
gary = They are 10 reside AT 1876
Dominis street, where Mr. Bolts has
taken a pretty bungalow. He will re-
sumo the practise Of law here.
The marriage comes as result of
an acquaintance extending over five or
six years which ripened into romance.
Mr.. Bolts formerly lived in San Fran
disco 49,
I SNOW COTILLION TOMORROW
.. NIGHT
Tomorrow evening the much-talked.
OF Snow Cotillion is 10 take place on
the Roof Garden OF the Young Hotel.
A large party is expected as the
tickets have sold remarkably well.
The table reservations have been
taken and the affair promises 10 be
one of the handsomest functions of
this winter. The cotillion members
show by their beautiful dancing that
the preparation has not worked in
vain. Between the figures of the cotil-
lion many new ballroom steps will be
introduced for the first time in Homo
lulu The cotillion favors, made by
Miss Kennedy, are an added feature
A great many people do not seem
to understand that the 50 ticket
covers everything--the cotillion, the
supperdance and the general dance
are all included for the So ! The doors
are To open promptly at o'clock and
the cotillion starts on the stroke OF
., 50 il Eehooves everyone to be on
time Ushers will be there TO show
guests to seats and an evening of
Qualification is anticipated.
Announcement was made today that
all the reserved tables have been
taken, the list of reservations being
as follows: :.~..".. +.
F. J. Lowrey, two tables; w. r. Gas
tie, two tables; Ernest Parker, c w.
Case Deering, A. j. Campbell, Chief
Justice A. G. NJ Robertson, Riley H.
Allen, Charles F. Chillingworth, two
tables; Judge Clarence w. Ashford,
Arthur F. Wall, James d. Dougherty,
Mrs George Sherman, DIR. NJ. E. Gross
man, Frank f. Thompson, c. c. yOn
.Hamm, j. A. Kennedy, two tables; w.
ID. Adams, A. G. Halves, Attorney Gen
eral Stainback, two tables; H. A.
Taylor, ]. Schwartz. II. Me-yon Holt,
A. l.. Castle, j. H. Drew, H. F. Wich-
man, A. Lewis, Jr., two tables; H. n.
Williams, 5. c. Huber, Robert Hind,
J. F. C.. Hagens, A n. Campbell, r. B.
McGrew, William, Williamson, Mrs.
Lucille 3. Romagoy, two tables, j. l..
Cockburn, Robert Stcever, Francis
Brown, Ranney Scott.
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This evening at st. Clements church
Miss Betty Case, daughter Of Mai and
Mrs. David B. Case, and Lieut.. Charles
II. McNIorris, u S. ~, will be united
in marriage at $3.50. Chaplain William
Reese Scott OF Fort Skater will per-
form the ceremony. Miss Cases
bridesmaids are to be Miss Nora
Sw&nzy, Miss Mary Won Holt and
Miss Peggy Center.
At 9 O'Clock at Maj and Mrs. Cases
home will be held reception for their
friends. Miss Case is one of the
most popular service girls that has
ever been in Honolulu and the sincere
hope of their friends is that some day
her husband will be stationed in Ho-
nolulu and she will be back among US.
IORGENSEN-C0ONLEY
Friends of the couple by the last
mail received the following announce
ment: IL =" =.-......<.,.
Mr.. Jorgen JCrgersen -: -
Mrs. Hyla Brand Coonley
announce their marriage
on Tuesday, The twelfth day of De.
cem3er, one thousand nine hun
dr3d and sixteen. San Fran
cisco California
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MISS RUTH SOPER TO ENTERTAIN /
Miss Eloise Wichman is to be the !
honor guest Of Miss Ruth Soper on
Friday of this week at the Country |
Club. Miss Soper's entertainment is
% take the form Of luncheon.
+ ~ i Il
Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols and Miss
Margaret Nichols were arrivals in the !
Great Northern, coming to visit Mir |
Charles Dana Wright They are from !
St. Paul, Mimi, and are here to
spend The winter. --...
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Mr.. md Mrs. George c. Beckley
we're homecoming passengers on the
treat Northern. Mrs. Beckley has
,een very i'll and was in such serious !.
condition that she had to be carried
N board the liner at San Francisco.
However, since coming home she has
greatly to the pleasure of
Ter friends 49, ~ :..."s
j. + !.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Douthitt and
heir ron Joha Alden Douthitt left
IN the Great Northern to make their
ome N San Francisco. Mr. bout
lit will enter the practise of law
here. lie formerly practised in the
lay city and has large business ,ac-
uaintance there.
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Mrs. John T. Warren arrived home
n the Great Northern after a four
1onths' trip through the States. While
n California Mrs Warren was the