Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-16

Krusi was gowned in tulle in the
orchid shades. Miss Priscilla Krusi
! wore dainty gown of canary-colored
| taffeta- ...>
About 800 guests called during the
afternoon and in the evening the mem
| hers OF the receiving party were en-
| tertained at a dinner, after which an
equal number of men came to the
clubhouse for the dance"
PROMINENT SAN FRANCISCO
SHIPPING MAN TO WE'D
POPULAR GIRL
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-John H.
Rcsseter, one of the best-known ship
ping men OF the Pacific Coast, will be
married tomorrow in st. Mary's catRe-
dral to Alice Gertrude May, daughter,
of Mr. and Mrs. William May, pio-
neer San Francisco family. =z.
Rosseter is manager OF W. 4. Grace
& Co., yice-president of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company and presi
dent Of the Sperry Flour Company OF
this city. The bride-to-be is a men-
Der of an old San Francisco family
The couple will visit Lake Tahoe
en- their honeymoon, leaving immc-
Giately after the wedding. Later on
they will go to the Orient for stay
of several months. Returning, they
will make their home, it is said, in tile
beautiful residence recently purchased
by Rosseter here for his bride. i
ISLAND GIRL POPULAR ON COAST
OF Miss Gwendolyn Won Tempsky
of Maui, Town Talk of San Francisco
says: ~. / ..--....
mot in long time has any girl Wis
tied us whose beauty and accomplish
ments made so great an impression as
Miss Gwendolyn Won Tempsky. who
came here from the Hawaiian Islands
to visit the Jack Londons at their
ranch in the Valley of the Moon Miss
Won Tempsky is not only exceedingly
beautiful, but also an accomplished
horsewoman and swimmer, and her
superb feats in the saddle and in the
water excited the admiration of the
house party at the London place in
Sonoma county Miss Won Tempsky's
father is the manager of the great
Baldwin cattle ranch on Mount Hale
akala, and she has been riding since
infancy. Her grandfather was the
Polish Count Won Tempsky who went
to Honolulu in the days of King Kala-
kaua. The Londons met the Won
Tempskys when they visited the is
lards on the Shark. Miss Tempsky
went home Tuesday on the Manoa."
N bo.,o hoo, hyy %
numerous friends of Maj. and Mrs.
Francis Pope that the former has been
ordered to Fort Sam Houston. Mrs.
Pope will leave shortly for Walla Wal
la, where she will visit her parents,
former United States Senator George
Willard and Mrs. Willard.
Mrs. Pope met her husband in
Washington, d. c. shortly after her
graduation from one of the fashion
able schools in the East After their
marriage Maj. Pope went abroad,
where he was military attache in
France for two years. ....~.
Maj. Pope and his charming wife
have endeared themselves to Califor-
mans during their residence at the
Presidio, and their home has been
the center for much social activity
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Maj.-Gen. and Mrs. J. Franklin Bell |
gave a dinner Wednesday evening |
at Fort Mason in honor of Capt. and |
Mrs. Charles H. Bridges, q. S. A.,
who are expecting to be ordered to
another station within a short time. |
The guests at the dinner included |
Capt. and Mrs. Bridges, Maj. and
Mrs. E. M. Humphrey, Mesdames 2. /
Pittman, II. Hazard, Jairus Moore,
Elizabeth Pratt, George c. Marshall;
Misses Mary Erslkine, Grace Buford
and Capt. Morris E. Locke. Miss
Buford is niece of Mrs. Bell. Maj
Gen. and Mrs. Bell also gave din
ner last Sunday evening in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron of
Waco, Ariz. Among the guests we're
Capt Morris e. Locke and Miss Mary i
Francisco Chronicle.
Arriving hero recently from Homo
lulu en- route to San Diego, Maj. and
Mrs. e. B. Goss, while here we're the
guests of Mrs Gose's sister, Mrs. j.
Duncan Elliot &C the Preside.
Mrs. Gose and another sister, Miss
Perley Lincoln, were the compliment
ed guests at tea given last week by
Mrs. Elliot. >...-5.:
Maj. and Mrs. Gose, who are pop
1lar army people, left several days
ago for San Diegn Miss Lincoln, who
has been the guest of Capt. and
Mrs. Elliot, will leave soon for New
Francisco Examiner.
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Mrs. Stanley Taylor, who left yes.
.erday for her home in Honolulu, was
he inspiration for delightful dim
her, given Tuesday evening by Mr..
md Mrs. Elmer F. Highley. The pr.
Fate dining-room of the Cecil Hotel
was the setting for the affair, and
covers were arranged for the follow
ng guests: Judge and Mrs. J. Pill
O'Brien, Mrs. Stanley Powell, Miss
Blanche Highley, Messrs. Arson, Nor
,et and John O'Brien.-San Francisco
Chronicle. 49,. III
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Miss Dorothy Prosser and her
mother are expected home next week III