Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-31
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SCOTT.SCOTT WEDDING

.. SCOTT-SCOTT WEDDING r.
This evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs William Williamson In Puunui
will occur the wedding Of Miss Helene
Scott and MIR Robert Scott. Ii is to
be q small home wedding with only I'm
Innate friends In attendance. Rev.
Henry Jada will perform the marriage
ceremony. Mrs. Williamson win be
the matron OF honor and Mr. Robert
McCorrtston will support the groom.
The bride viii be given into her nus
hands keeping by Mr. Williamson.
AS the bridal party approaches the
wedding march from 'Iohengrin' will
he played by Miss Grace Caldwell and
during the ceremony several seiec-
lions OF Debussy's will be rendered.
The bride is To be gowned I'm ffimy
creme over cloth-of-silver She viii
wear n veil and carry shower bou-
aHet OF white Yiolets, gardenias and
orchids. H..
Among the guests will be Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs.
/. =. Rowland, MIR. and Mrs. &. d.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Murray,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph tombstone, Miss Nina
Berkley; Miss Maurine Sampson, Miss
Margaret Mckinley, Miss Anne DAN
ford, Miss Sibil Hooking, Miss Gene
We've Hooking, Miss Martha McChes-
ney, Mrs. Agnes Driver, Mr.. Robert
McCorriston, Mr. Frank Armstrong.
Mr.. E. r.. Cameron, Mr.; Frank Howes,
Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Hooking, DR.. and Mrs. c. B.
High, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Stanley. Mr..
and Mrs. L j. Hurd. Miss Helen Cad
wen, Miss Harriet Crumpton. Miss
Jean Porterfield, Miss Margaret Mer-
rilI, Miss Cerina Maddox, Miss Gene
Stanley, Mrs. George T. Cook, Mrs.
George Nichols, Mr.. Watson Ballen-
tyne, Mr.. Richard Beatty. Mr.. John
Evans, Mr.. Frank Moss, Mr. George
Cook Baker and Mrs. NJ. Southland.
4 q 4.
MRS. MOSES r. MARSHALL A TEA
HOSTESS
Mrs. Moses r. Marshall of Man
chester, N, H., in tile summer, and Of
Honolulu In the winter, was a tea
hostess on Thursday afternoon at Ia
sniakea.
Mrs. Marshall is devotee OF the
spent here. She leaves for her home
and goes, as she herself puts 1t, with
more reluctance than anyone leaving
here. Mrs. Marshall gave this tea In
the nature of farewell to the friends
she has In Honolulu. She is coming
again very soon.
The tea table was very bright and
pretty with golden coreopsis and
ferns
Mrs. Oscar phillips poured tea.
Miss Ann Mcnamara poured coffee
and Mrs. Arthur b. Keller assisted
Mrs. Marshall in the reception OF herl
guests
The reception was held on the lawn
and was informal. Dainty little Chi
i1eses maids id costume lent "a splash |
OF color as they. moved about with
their trays. About so guests were !,
present.
Mrs. Marshall will be given hearty
aloha when she returns.
MRS. HENRY r. WICHMAN'S
BRIDGE TEA
Mrs. Henry Frederick Wichman
was a bridge tea hostess on Friday, of
this week. About 80 guests were en-
tertained and jolly afternoon en-.
joyed.
MRS. ALBERT HORNER HONORS
STRANGERS
Miss Louise Curtis and Miss Phelps,
who are here with their uncle. Mr.. !
Macfaflane. and who are friends Of
Admiral and Mrs. C. B. T. Moore, are
the guests Of honor ct tea that NJ.
Albert Horner is having for then
today. The guests are Mrs. Andrew |
Fuller, Miss EIe2nor Gartley. Mrs, A. |
L. Castle, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Mrs.
Derwent Kennedy, Miss Atherton,
Mrs. lanes f. Morgan, Mrs. James
DQugherty, Miss Dorothy Wood, Miss
Bernice Halstead. Mrs. Dunkhase,
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer. MTls. Frank
Thompson, Mrs. F. w. Klebahn, Miss
Margaret Walker, Mrs. A. P. Mat
thews, Mrs. r. 3. McStocker, Mrs.
Harold Giffard. Mrs. H. d. Bode, Mrs.