Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-20
SOCIETY

cover and will be cause OF deal OF
fun and merriment. Those TO enjoy
Mr.. Perkins hospitality will be Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner s. Paxson, Mr.. and
| Mrs. John J. Belser. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Patten, Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Jenkins and Miss Leila Valpey. Dan
cling will be the after-dinner diversion.
SAYLOR.PEARSON WEDDING
News in detail comes to Mrs. w.
Emory OF the wedding OF Miss Anne
| Pearson who was the house-guest Of
| Col. and Mrs. William Dashiel for
some time at Fort Shafter, and Rev.
Mr.. SayIor,. who was formerly pastor
OF Epiphany chapel at Kainuki. The
ring ceremony was performed by Mr..
Wood an old and intimate friend of
the family. II was a lanai, or, as IL is
spoken OF in the East, a piazza we'd
ding. The bridal party stood at the
I left of the front door, that part of the
piazza being covered with woodline.
The bride and groom stood with their
| back to the garden while Rev. Wood
faced IL. Golden glow and hydrangea
were the decorations were effective
against the woodbine.
| The bride wore a dark blue travel
ing frock with board brimed hat, the
brim being trimmed with fat black
skeleton feathers. She carried
shower of flaming red roses. 1t was
home wedding All OF the children,
even the babies, were in attendance
Standing near the bride were the rel
atiyes, friends and all the members of
the homehold. The garden made an
exquisite foreground and a prettier
wedding could hardly be imagined.
Mrs. Pearson gave the bride into the
keeping of her husband. After the
ceremony refreshments were served
and then the bride and bridegroom
sped away to spend their honeymoon.
Both bride and groom are well-known
here, for during their stay here they
had large circles Of friends.
INFORMAL AFFAIR AT ARMY
POST ENJOYED
The army and navy set are stiff
bravely doing their part in keeping
the social ball rolling, in spite of the
fact that the present state of affairs
affects them more seriously than the
civilian contingent. One OF the most
interesting affairs was given recently
at Fort Mcdowell by Mrs. Clarence
Andrew Mitchell in honor of her sis
ter-inIaw, Miss Helen Mitchell The
occasion was delightfully."- informal, and
the usual knitting bags were in evi.
dence. Those whom Mrs. Mitchell as
sembled to greet the guest of honor
included:
Mrs. Edward D. Kremers, Mrs.
George / Scott, Mrs. Denham Grafton
Mrs. Irving Phillipson, Mrs. Matthew
Cross, Mrs. Arthur Yates and Miss
Alyah Yates.-s. F. Chronicle, Oct. Z.
VISITING IN South
Mrs. H. s. Edsall of Honolulu, who
has been visiting various points of in
terest and attraction in California, is
sojourning at present at Arrowhead
Springs, near San Bernardino. Among
other prominent visitors who are pass
ing week-ends and longer vacations at
the popular watering place are Mrs. H.
E. Wetter and daughter of Memphis,
and DR.. and Mrs. A. s. Granger Of Los
Angeies.-San Francisco Call, October
6 ..-.:
HoNEYMooNERS RETURN
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gregory Par
rott Gertrude Hopkins) returned
yesterday from their honeymoon trip,
which took them to Banff, and are
guests of the brides mother, Mrs.
Sherwood Hopkins, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Parrot have made no
definite plans as to their place of resi-.
dance. They may take cottage at.
San Mateo and they mey be at one of
the hotels for the winters. F. Elk.
aminer, Oct. S.
COMING TO ISLANDS +. g.. ..-
Mrs. Granville ID. Abbott is planning
trip to the Hawaiian islands this
winter, and will pass several weeks
in Honolulu, where she has scores OF
friends from the east side of the bay,
and will probably go to the Orient be-
fore returning to her Piedmont
home. Early this year Mrs. Abbott
was in the islands and was enter
tanned extensively during her stay
S. +. Chronicle, Oct. IL.
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H0NOLULANS FETED
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Nc.
Candless, who are visiting from their
home in Honolulu, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eaor0a Rodolnh pauo nord manly,