Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04


Mrs. Elizabeth knight was the guest
OF honor Of Mrs. Albert P. Taylor on
Tuesday of this week at a luncheon.
The center OF the table was very pref
tily ornamented. A low basket was
filled with every shade OF sweet peas
and a corsage bouquet OF the same
dainty flowers was at each guest
cover. The name-cards were made Of
tapa. Several Hawaiian singing-boys
sang very beautifully many of the
old. almost-forgotten melodies. After
luncheon bridge was enjoyed and later
friends dropped in for a cup of tea
and TO say aloha to the guest of
honor r. IT. ~ -. .....::
Mrs. Taylor's guess were Mrs Eli
zabeth Knight, the guest of honor;
Princess David Kawananakoa. Mrs.
Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs F. W.
Kebahn. Mrs. frank Armstrong, Mrs.
Alexander G. Hawes, Mrs. Walter
Macfarlane, Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth. The friends who came for tea
were Mrs Alonzo Gsrtley, Mrs. ,Au-
gustus E. Murphy, Mrs Ernest A.
Ross, Mrs. Victor Houston.
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ARMY MAN WEEDS VIRGINIA. GIRL |
A quiet wedding was solemniZed 1T |
st. Andrews rectery at p. m. yes
terday when Miss Sallie Collins of Vir- |
ginia and Lieut. Roy Messick Jones of |
Schofield Barracks were united in |
marriage by Rev. Canon Ault.
The bride was attended by her sis /
ter, Miss Harriet Collins of Mani. |
The groom's attendants were Lieut.
Simmons of the list Infantry and /
Lieut.. Owen, 4th Cavalry
T Lieut.. Jones has been stationed with !
the 1st Infantry at Schofield Barracks
since January, but has recently been
dered to the mainland on the transport
sailing Monday. The unexpected de-
parture of Lieut. Jones was the cause
of Fastening the wedding, for the
event was not to have taken place
until spring. .:e.
Mrs. Jones will visit her sister at
Hamakuapop, Maui, until Lieut..
Jones has been assigned to station
BRIG.-GEN. AND MRS. ROBERT. X.
EVANS HON0RED
Governor Lucius e. Pinkham presid-
ed as a dinner host on Wednesday
evening when he gave farewell din
ner for Brig.-Gen. and Mrs. Robert K.
Evans at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Bryant Cooper. The table GEN.
ter was decorated with a basket of
vari-co,ored phlox and lace fern. The
silver candlesticks were shaded in
pink. The name-cards were in simple
white, monogrammed. Pleasant con-
made the hour after dinner
4 happy conclusion.
Governor Pinkham's guests were
Brig.-Gen. and Mrs. Robert X. Evans,
ard Mrs. George Clark
Of the naval station, Col and Mrs.
James McRae, Col and Mrs Robert
R. Raymond, Brig-Gen. and Mrs. Sam
lel l. Johnson, Secretary and Mrs
Wade Warren Thayer, Maj. and Mrs.
Charles Lincoln, Col. and Mrs. Daniel i
b. Howell, Col and Mrs. William P. 4
Kendall, Mrs. Isabelle Howell Gin.
on, Miss McRae, Col William Ebert,
ind Capt Hornsby Evans. HI
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DR.. AND MRS. FERDINAND HEDE-
MANN'S MUSICALE
l%dSI evening DE. anu MIS-. feFulH-,,
md Hedemann entertained COM
1any of guests with musicale. About 4
% friends were in attendance
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HONOLULU HOSPITAL FLOWER Il
SOCIETY II
A pencil sale is being arranged by I II
he ladies who are officers of the Hos [
,ital Flower Society. The city has I.
,een laid out in districts and every
'ody will be asked to buy at least :
me lead pencil to help the good cause ,
long. There is hardly any situation .
IS pathetic as that of some one i'll q
md no one sufficiently interested to q
ring few blossoms to brighten the l
able in a sick room. This is the :.
york of the flower society. The sale i
axes place on the 25th of. November,
o save at least 10 cents with which
D buy one pencil.
The first president was Mrs. S. NJ. n
)owsett, long since deceased, and Mrs. n
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