Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
PEERY,ARMsTRoNG NuPTIAI.

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A very pretty wedding, uniting two
popular young people OF this city,
took place last evening In the Chris
tian church with Pastor David Cary
Peters officiating, when Mr.. Herbert
ID. J.. Perry and Miss Mary Georgia.
Armstrong were united In marriage.
Miss Maud Manning was maid-of-
honor and Mr. Roy C.. Blackshear was
best man.: while Mr.. George F. Low
and Mrs. Ralph G.. CuthbQTson, close
friends Of the groom, were ushers.
Miss Millicent Stroupe presided at
the organ and Mr.. A. r. Robertson
played softly on the violin for part of
the ceremony. -"
The pretty wedding was followed
by reception in the church parlors,
at which many friends of the newly
married couple gathered to wish them
godspeed on the voyage OF life. Short
~ after the ceremony the couple slip
ped away and this morning started
on tour OF Maui and Hawaii. On
their return they will reside here.
Mr.. Perry, who has been in Homo
lulu for about three years, is one of
the valued members OF the staff OF
b. F. Ehlers & Company. The bride
is the daughter OF Mrs. Helen Arm
strong of 1913 Lunalilo street, and has
been a resident here for some six
years. ....~.
> A COMING WEDDING 1
On Oct. Is, at Punahou Chapel, Rev
Father Stephen will unite in wedlock
Mr.. William Ladd Rosa and Miss
Richie Cockett Both of these young
people have hosts of friends here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Pitt Fessen-
den of Boston, Mass, are expected
shortly in Honolulu, where they plan
TO winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fessenden
are the parents Of Mrs. Arthur G. !
Smith, with whom the Fassendens will !
visit. -..= 1
Col. Michael j. Lenihan, Mrs. Leni- |
han and Miss Catherine Lenihan are
booked to leave on Thursdays trans
bort for the mainland. Everyone re-
srets this delightful family's leaving |
Hawaii and hopes for their early re.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A Familiant have pur.
chased the handsome Dagget home in
kaimukL where they are now comfort
IDLY domiciled. The Familiants are
Russians of wealth and are a dis
met acquisition for Honolulu.
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This morning an interesting meet
ng of league of women for the pro-
notion of better movies" was held.
great deal of instruction and edu-
ational interest has been awakened
y this move.
Mrs. Lucille Edwards, who now
makes her home in Honolulu, with
Ter daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
drs. Edward Q. Smith, leaves for New
FORK on a visit the 18th of this
month";
Miss Margaret Lishman was de-
arting passenger on the Wilhelmina
ebay. She will be away just three
Yeeks. Mother Lishman returns
nth Miss Lishman. II
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Mrs. James A. Kennedy and Miss
essie Kennedy left on yesterdays !
teamer for three months visit with
lr. and Mrs. Derwent Kennedy in
alifornia.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Beckley left
n today's steamer for four months !
our of the states They take their
lrge touring car and plan genuine
acation.
Brig.-Gen. and Mrs. Robert Evans, !
apt. Charles s. Lincoln and Capt !
Iornsby Evans left on the Kauai
teamer for a weeks visit to the Gar t
en- Isle. Is
Mrs. Arnett Matthews is entertain I
Ig company of friends at luncheon
n Friday, honoring Miss Florence &
offman. who leaves shortly for the 6
asst.
Mrs. Harold Elliot of Hilo Is in Ii
onolulu for a -coupIe of weeks visit t
ith her sister, Miss McGregor. They e
e guests at the Colonial hotel. Il
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Brig. Gen. Samuel |. Johnson are s
housed in the Blackman
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