Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
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from Hflo, Hawaii. where they both
reside-San Francisco Examiner,
July 10.
WEDDINGS SIMPLE NOWADAYS
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal-Weddings
are so simple these days as to pass
by almost unnoticed. but the month
Of June has been dedicated to them
with all Of the romance associated
with the season OF roses.
Don't be surprised to hear | am
married any day" announced a very
much entertained belle who Is en-
gagged to a man at the training camp.
We're just going to be married and
tell our friends about 1t afterwards.
Jack Is SO busy studying up for ex'
animation that neither Of US has a
thought for frills and fuss. but We
are going to be married just the same
and I'm getting our home ready right
aIong-that is, our mothers are, she
added laughing at her candor.
And that is the sort Of story that
most OF the engaged girls tell. Mrs.
Daisy Holbrook Hare did this very
thing, not even telling her family that
she was contemplating such hurried
wedding until she returned from Oak.
land to say that she was Mrs. Alfred
Weldes Wylie. They had been en-
gagged for some time and planned on
being married next winter. But as
Mr.. Wylie came out from New York
on a visit. he suggested that she
might as well return with him this
time. They will make their home in
New York, having left here a few
days ago. They will visit at sew
eral places en- route-San Francisco
Chronicle. July l.
HARRIMAN-SMITH WEDDING IN
EAST OF INT crest TO
HONOLULANS
San Francisco society was inter
ested and surprised t, learn Of the
marriage OF Miss Carol Hartman,
Of New York, to Richard Penn Smith,
Jr., of Philadelphia last Wednesday
at st. Johns Episcopal church, near
Arden, the magnificent country seat
Of the Harrimans at Tuxedo Park.
Miss Hartman has visited here
several times with her mother, and
was here a couple of years ago as
the guest of Miss Ethel Croker, with
whom she was il school in New
York. Miss Croker and Miss Harri.
man have been great friends. The
wedding came a. a surprise to the
friends Of Miss Hartman, who kne
Of her engagement to the young
Philadelphia, but had not expected
that the wedding would take place
before the autumn. 1t was a small
quiet affair, followed by a large re
ception at Arden.
Mrs. Charles Carey Rumsey, who
was Miss Mary Hartman, and her
husband, the talented sculptor, were
here during the exposition, and Mr..
Rumsey played at the exposition polo
games as q member Of the famous
Meadowbrook team.
The Hartman hunting lodge at
Pelican lake, in klamath county, is
one OF the beautiful places In this
state. On her last visit to California
a year ago Mrs. Edward Hartman
opened this lodge for a time and en-
tertained there the Croker girls and
q number Of other San Franciscans.-
San Francisco Examiner, July Is.
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GREEN-HOAG WEDDING
At $50 o'clock this afternoon IN the
parlors Of the First Methodist church
will occur the wedding of Maurice Z.
GreenH Of this city and Helen L.
Hoag Of Waimea, Kauai Rev. L L.
Loofbourow Of the Methodist church
will be the officiating minister.
Both young people are we'll and pop
ularly known in the islands. Miss
Hoag has taught :or the last two
years in the schools at Wa1mea, and
is a graduate of the San Jose normal
school of California.
Mr.. Greenly Is instructor IN biology
ct Mckinley high school of his city.
He is q gradusts Of The state college
Of South Dakota, from wllict state
he came in 1913 t. accept a position
at Mills school. The following year
he Joined the fac.l'ty of Mckinley high
school
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss Ruth z. Hoag, also a
teacher In the Waimea school, while
Roy e. Blackshear Of Benson, Smith
& Co. will act as best man.
The honeymoon will be spent in a
little cottage at Pupukea district, this
island, which lies in the hills back
Of the village Of Watmea The groom
IL employed there for the summer in
pineapple work. This autumn the
young couple will be at home in their
cottage at Royal Grove.
JOHNSON-BARTLE NUPTIALS
News has been received here OF
the wedding July II of Miss Ruth NJ.