Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-23
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mates Of both Mss Derereux and Mrs
Ames. The announcement was real
sunrise TO the guests, wh0 did not
SIS ect that 4 romance had been
growing under their very eyes.
The young couple will De married
next Sunday at the home Of the bride
and will leave at once for Mobile. Ala
bama, where i>telt Pa Gar is expect
ing to be assigned { = duty
Miss DevereTx father is a we'll
known architect ant sac IS also we'll
known in San francisco sCciety.-San
Francisco Examiner. IT,.
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VANDERBHTS ON COAST
Mrs. William X. Ealdorbi Jr,
accompanied by her children, Misses
MurieI and COnsuelo and William X.
Vanderbilt III. arrived yesterday ter
an hours stay in San Francisco he
fore leay ng, for Del Monte She will
enjoy a visit Of six or eight weeks
at that place. and will return to San
Francisco before going to neT home in
New York
It was matter Of keen disappOint-
ment to Mrs Vanderbiit's many
friends that her stay in San Francis
CO did not permit them the opportu-
nifty of seeing her. Stle arrived in her
private car, which was attached to
the Overland Limited, and leaving it.
at Oakland. came over TO the Fair
mont, returning almost Immediately
to Oakland and leaving in the after
non for Monterey.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
HE Franc cay POI SCPDEE
AND DANCE
Mrs Francis Gay and her son, Ern.
est. entertained about 700 friends at
poi supper and dance On Tuesday
evening honOring Madam Mariska
Aldrich. Mrs. Jennie Agan and Mrs.
Edith Simonds. Mrs. Gays guests.
A CENTRAL UNION CHURCH RE,
CEPTTON ..
The ladies of Central Union church
honCred DR. and Mrs. r. c. Brooks
by rendering them a reception on
Tuesday evening. About 100 were in
attendance.
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THE COOKE DANCE
On Monday evening Miss Emily
Cooke and her brother, Plat Cooke,
entertained about Is friends at a
dance at the Country Club.
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OF Mr.. James A. Glib and his bride,
who arrived last week and are being
warmly welcomed by their friends,
the San Francisco Examiner says: @:.
Miss Tallulah Sinclair and Mr.
James Albert Glib were married at
the Oakland home of the brides
mother, Mrs. T. B. Sinclair, on July
26. Only members of the family and
intimate friends were present Mrs.
II. w. Swofford was matron of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss Edith
GLIB and Miss Lauretta Boyd. The
groom was attended by Mr.. B. T.
Sinclair, the brides brother. $50 =,
After a short stay at Del Monte
the couple left for their future home
Glib is interested in a sugar planta-
ton. a.. +:
"The bride attended Miss Heads
school at Berkeley and the Dominican
College at San Rafael. She is we'll
known in east bay circles. -. F..
Mr.. Glib is a Stanford graduate
and a member of the Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity He is now connected with
a large sugar plantation in the Ha-
waiian Islands" Il
Mr.. and Mrs. William Danford
Jean HarwoodD, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Cooley
mamie McMullin) at Vallejo, will
spend a week or so in San Francisco
before they return to their home in
Honolulu. 49,. -.
As Miss Jean Harwood, Mrs. Dan
ford was a belle of about ten years
ago in San Francisco, and she has
many friends here who will want to
entertain for her and rekindle the
light of other DAYS.
At present Mr.. and Mrs Cooley
and Mr. and Mrs. Danford are at
Lake Tahoe. having motored from
Vallejo last week.
They will probably put up at one
of the hotels when they come to San
u
August 10. 49,.
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Complimenting Miss Dorothy Brown
and Alfred Brown of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Mccullough gave an auto
mobile picnic last Sunday. The party
motored early in the morning to the
peninsula, where they enjoyed lunch.
eon in one of the picturesque can
yons. Mr. and Mrs. Mccullough are
having such a delightful time in San
Francisco that they have decided to
cancel their trip to Honolulu and REL
main here several weeks longer,
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Mrs. Eleanor Martin is visiting Mrs.
c. A. Dolrh and her daughter, Miss
Hazel Dolph, at Portland, Ore. She
is being entertained at many affairs
in her honor Col. and Mrs. Cornelius
Gardener, formerly of the Preside.