Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-28

home, honoring Mrs. Charles H. Raven
and Mrs. Charles Crane. Those. en-
joying Mrs. Chambers hospitality anC
Of honor were Mrs. Arthur Thayer,
Mrs. A. S. Prescott, Mrs. S. Peck,
Mrs. E. Geisecke, Mrs. Frank Batch
elor, Mrs. Louis Underwood, Mrs.
Fred Smith, Mrs Cbipier, Mrs. Carl c.
Rhodes, Mrs. A. Linneman, Mrs. A. S.
Cunningham, Mrs. Duggan, Mrs. H.
Denison, Miss Stella Peck, Mrs.
Floyd Emmons, Miss Mabel Hair
Mrs. Arthur Thayer received the
first prize, Mrs. A. S. Prescott the
second prize and Mrs S. Peck was
given the consolation prize. After
cards a pleasant hour was spent
socially.
MRS. J. F. c. HAGENS GIVES A
LUNCHEON
Mrs. ]. F. c. Hagens was luncheon
hostess on Wednesday of this week.
Cut flowers ornamented the daintily
appointed tables. Bridge was the
after luncheon diversion. The lunch
con was given at the Hagens pretty
Peninsula home.
Those enjoying Mrs. Hagens' hospi-
tality were Mrs. Frank E. Richard
son, Mrs. John Dowsett, Mrs. Frank
Halstead, Mrs. Henry F. Wichman
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Mrs. Ernest
Ross, Mrs. F. w. Klebahn, Mrs. E. f.
Stackable, Mrs. Fred Macfarlane, Mrs
Edward D. Tenney, Mrs. Herman
Focke, Mrs. Percy Benson, Mrs. C. C.
Won Hamm, Mrs. George Collins, Miss
Bertha Ben Taylor, Miss Bertha R.
Young, Miss Kealoha kekeIi, Miss
Margaret Walker and Mrs. Imogene
Burr.
HOAG-GREENLY NUPTIALS
A pretty wedding of the week was
that late Wednesday afternoon at the
First Methodist church when Miss
Helen Hoag of Waimea, Kauai, became
the bride of Mr.. Maurice G. Greenly of
this city. Rev Leon L. Loorbourow
performed the ceremony.
The wedding hour was at $50
o'clock, and the. cool and quiet of
evening added to the beauty and i'm
pressiveness OF the occasion. The
wedding altar was banked with mas
sive green ferns, against which the last
rays Of the evening sun, filtering
through the stained glass windows,
fell softly in fleCks Of light.
From a room adjoining the main
auditorium the wedding party made
is way TO the altar to the strains of
'-oHe1CTin's wedding march, played
aJt.N on the Iiano by Miss Jessie c.
! ..i:''l st.
10 bride and bridegroom led the
~. followed by tie bridesmaid and
j'"..' Toi. Miss Ruth Hoag and Mr.
Z. -. +. H."c..SNea1.
The bride were a becoming gown
+ india "rc2.'d:-, trimmed with rea.
:'tC. Her bet Was OF Georgette crepe
'tter tie Ceremony the guests, who
...i,. h"rNd about -, PASSED down the
.! e. to offer CONGRATULATIONS. At the
- COST Ct the young couple those pres
- left their names in the wedding
-.N as a souvenir CT the happy occa. !
~.
.,'o PARTY left Immediately for the !;
ana for dinner, after which the |
,ide and bridegroom slipped away to |
y little cottage in Pupukea, where
hey are to spend their honeymoon !
They will be at home in Royal Grove
with the beginning of autumn
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Mr.. AND MRS. E. y. HARRIS GIVE
A DINNER ;
Mr. and Mrs E. n. Harris enter
aimed with a charming and informal |
Inner on Tuesday evening After
dinner dancing was the evenings di-
version. A basket of pink sweet peas
made a dainty centerpiece. Mr. AID
Mrs. Harris guests were Mrs. G.
1lgh, Mrs. L. N. Negus, Mr.. Taylor,
and Mr.. Morrison.
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\ DINNER AT THE PLEASANTON
Miss Agnes McMorry and Miss
Name McMorry had as dinner guests
It the PleasantoH on Tuesday evening /
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Gertz, Mrs. e. n. |
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