Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12

Lydgate, in the midst of a large cir
Gle of relatives and intimate friends.
The bride, who Is an attractive girl,
was simply but prettily dressed after
the manner of brides, and the serV-
| Ice was more than usually impress
sve, with that happy combination OF
genuine emotion which runs to
smiles one moment and to tears
another. The ceremony was immedi-
ately followed by a wedding supper,
where the rare delicacies Of the old.
time German cooking we're most
heartily enjoyed. 1t was q happy oc-
casion all round. but most 50 for the
genial and hearty hosts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kruse. Garden Island.
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A DUTCH TREAT DINNER AND
DANCE PARTY
Lieut.. and Mrs. Douglass T. Greene
chaperoned party OF young people at
Dutch Treat dinner on Friday even
/ ing at the Country Club. The table
was very charming with Its low brass
bowl filled, with Transvaaf daisies In
the pastel shades, and maine In the
same tones made the picture even
prettier. The young people chaper-
oned for the dinner-dance by Lieut..
and Mrs. Greene were Miss Ruth Nc
Chesney, Miss Marie Ballentyne, Miss
Catherine Lehman, Miss Martha Nc
Chesney, Mr.. Foster Horner, Mr.. Dave
Larsen, Mr.. Watson Ballentyne and
Lieut. Charles Lyman The Country
Club dance was. greatly enjoyed by
everyone in attendance.
CAPT. AND MRS. JAMES A. GAL
LoGLY,S OUTRIGGER PARTY
Last Saturday evening Capt and
Mrs. James A. Gallogly were hosts at
a very delightful swim and supper at
the Outrigger Club. After a refresh
ing dip and pleasant social half
hour, supper was served.
Capt. and Mrs. Gallogly's guests
were Maj. and Mrs. Oscar Foley, Col.
and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Hunter, Miss
Hunter. Lieut. and Mrs. Robert o.
Edwards, Capt. and Mrs. George T..
Perkins and Capt. and Mrs. Jack
Hayes.
MOLOKAI MAN WILL BRING HOME
BRIDE
Donald Sanborn of the Molokai
Ranch son of DR.. F. G. Sanborn of
Kaunakakai, Molokai, left this week
for the coast where on August % he
will be married to Miss Mabel John.
ston, a charming girl of Oakland. The
young couple will spend the first week
of their honeymoon at sea on board
the Wilheimina, and will arrive at
their pretty new home on Molokai on
August 80.
MRS. PERCY PONDS LUNCHEON
Mrs. L. F. Spoor, visitor from the
mainland. was the guest of honor at
luncheon on Tuesday of this week
given by Mrs. Percy Pond. Covers
were placed for six guests, all old
friends of the guest of honor. Mrs.
Spoor lived here a quarter of a CEN
fury ago and has had a delightful
time meeting old acquaintances.
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MISS HELEN CHURCH GIVES A
PINK TEA
Miss Doris burst of Jackson, CAL,
and Miss Enid Nixon of Amador coun-
ty, Cal, were the honored guests at
pink tea given on Thursay afternoon
by Miss Helen Church. The rooms
were very handsomely decorated with
pink roses and pink hibiscus, choice
palms and baskets of ma1denhair
fern. 1t was a pretty tea, the happy
faces of the young girls giving every
evidence Of their pleasure Miss Doro-
thy Guild and Miss Hester Pratt
poured tea. III: ,...s-
Miss Church's guests we're Miss
Doris burst and Miss Enid Nixon, the
honor guests; Miss Eleanor GartIey,
Miss Ruth Gartley, Miss Maud Bali
entyne, Miss Rhoda Ballentyne, Miss
Helen Center, Miss Mary Smith, Miss
Louise Smith, Miss Jessie Baldwin,
Miss Aileen Stanley, Miss Marian
Paris, Miss Geraldine Berg, Miss
Dorothea Cooke, Miss Gladys Richie,
Miss Dorothy Foster, Miss Gladys
Halstead, Miss Helen Borden, Miss
Dorothy Walker, Miss May Walker,
Miss Marjory Guild, Miss Dorothy
Hoogs, Miss Genevieve Hooking, Miss
Bonnie Scott, Miss Elizabeth Scott,
Miss Dorothy Winter, Miss Marie