Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-24

ge to we'll known Honolulu young
g bride was Miss Hazel Willard
William T. Ohmart of st. Louis, Mo.
{ Cruise, Messrs. Robert and Henry
Chillingworth, Mr. Otto Theis, Mr..
Alden, Mrs. Alpha Hatch, Miss Marie
Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Ellis, Mr..
! and Mrs F. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs.
! C. B. Ripley, Mr.. and Mrs. st. c..
Sayres, Miss Margaret Sayres, Mas
ter Bailey Sayres, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
| Towse, Mr. and Mrs. George X. Tack.
abury, Miss Doris Tackabury, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Wall,
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Wall. ...-.
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| COLLEGE BOYS DINNER-DANCE
/ Among the most delightful smaller
affairs of the past week was the din
ner-dance given at the Pleasanton by
! the fifteen members of the Nebraska
| University Club, of which all but two
! members are part of Uncle Sans
I new army, these men having found
station here instead of being sent at
once to France as they had hoped to
be when they enlisted at the out
break of the war The affair was
given on Saturday evening and show
ed that, the careful attention and
thoughtfulness in detail which are
notable features of all fraternity af-
fairs at college.
Dinner was served for "a at small
tables in the private dining room of
the Pleasanton, each table bearing an
artistic floral decoration of crimson
and green, tn, university colors, while
the glow from red shaded lights added
to the pretty effect The place cards
were in the form of large red IN, =
while the menu cards and dance pro-
grams bore the coat of arms of Ha-|
waii in gold. Between courses of the
elaborate dinner, for which no woman
could have planned more perfect
menu, the young people danced, the
college men sang their college songs
and gave their university yells, while
quintet club played soft Hawaiian
music in between the songs.
Following dfnner-dancing on the
cool lanais to the music of an excel.
lent quintet club completed the even.
ing's pleasure. %.es.- ~
The members of this recently form
ed U. of N. club are: President, Roy
Bedford; yice.president, Edward Al
brecht; ecretary-treasurer, Arson
Booth ....< .,.--.....
The other members, all but three of
whom were present are: Roy J. Bay
less, Phil Campbell, Oliver Flick,
Ralph Merrick, Leslie tombstone, Har-
old Kohjer, Fred Nesbit, John H. Ray,
George Schafer, Anton Strandenberg
of the army and Mr.. Lfndon L. Lynch
and Mr.. e. B. Loomis of Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trenholm War
rem chaperoned the affair, while the
young ladies present included Misses
Hazel Hoffman, Bertha Scott, Evelyn
Scott, Ruth Carter, Lipscomb, Tweed,
Castle, Mclean, Beatty and Dahl.
HONOLULU GIRL A SOLDIERS
BRIDE
Word has been received by her
relatives here this week of the mar
rage of Miss Helen Dow, Honolulu
girl, to Mr.. John Perciyal Dean of
San Francisco. The ceremony took |
place in an Episcopal church at Ta- |
coma, Rev. Mr.. McGinnis officiating, |
on October 10, 1917. 1t was the cul. |
mination of romance beginning in |
the office of Dodwell & Co., San
Francisco, the groom being assistant |
manager of the firm and the bride |
holding the position of stenographer
in his office.
= At the time of the marriage Mr.. |
Dean was stationed at Camp Lewis |
American Lake, having enlisted in his |
country's service when the United |
States entered the war and started /
with the rank Of sergeant major |
Mrs. Dean is daughter of Mrs. Sarah |
Dow, who removed from Honolulu to
San Franciso last year, and a sister /
of Miss Abbie Dow, formerly teach.
er in Mckinley High school and now
goyerness in a Maui family.
MISS HELEN WILDER HoNORED.
Last Tuesday DR.. and Mrs. George
Herbert gave very informal Chinese
luncheon in homer of Miss Helen
Wilder. Chinese novelties and orna-
ments gave the table a charming orr.
entail touch. DR.. and Mrs. Herbert,s
guests were Miss Helen Wilder, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Henshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Collins, Miss Margaret
Mcintyre and Mr.. Charles nj. Herbert.
After luncheon the afternoon was
spent by the feminine contingent in
knittinG,