Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-17
NEEDING

A1ESSN-MORGAN WEDDING
At the home oil DR. and Mrs Will
am G.. Rogers on Prospect street Wet..
l.,dsy evening Rev. Canon Anil uEit.
ed in marriage DIR. George S. Aiken
OF Eailukn. Maai, and Emily Morgan,
daughter Of Mr.. T.. ". Rossbarg Of
Seattle. s.s. III.
The bride WIS. elNCa into the kCcf-
ing II her hnsDand by DIR. W. 5. Rog'
ers. Miss Irene Aiken and DT. !. IL.
Waddell were bridesmaid and best
man, supporting the bride and groom.
The marriage was performed in a
bower made in the corner OF the draw,
ing room. Very dainty il was, with
Quantities of pink roses and ivory
tinted chrysanthemums and lacy
maidenhair fern. ... ...-..
The rooms were exceedingly pretty,
decorated as they were with pink
roses, pink sweet peas, cream-colored
chTysanthemums. and long trailers OF
sm!lax and ferns OF the finest var1e-
ties.
The bride, who is. a very pretty
girl, was most becomingly gowned In
a eorn-colored tulle over silver tissue.
ana carried a shower boquet.
II was a small, pretty home wed.
ding. After brief honeymoon in the
country DIR. and Mrs. Aiken will go to
Wailuku to live, where a handsome
home awaits them. Mr.. Aiken is a
brother Of Mr.. w. o. Aiken OF Paia,
Maui
The following were the guests who
witnessed the ceremony: Miss Irene
b. Aiken, Mr.. and Mrs. John Guild,
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Forbes, DR..
and Mrs. Henry Bicknell, Miss Cooper,
Mr.. and Mrs Erdman Baldwin, Prof.
and Mrs. Al. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ Corbaley, Mr. and Mrs. H. G..
Winkley, Mr.. and Mrs s. NJ. Starrit,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Bailey, Mrs. j. G..
Turner, Miss Gertrude Turner, Mr..
Robert G. Mist. Miss Harriet Forbes.
Miss Maria Forbes, DR.. j. H. Waddell.
Mr.. C. ID. Lufkin, Mr.. John ]. Walsh,
Miss Evelyn Scott, Miss Mabel Free
man and Miss Dorothy Guild.
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MRS. DAVID DowSETT ENTER
TAINS !.
Mrs. David Dowsett entertained at
the rathskeller last Saturday evening
for a party OF friends. The table was
prettily decorated with sweet peas and
nlaidenhair ferns After dinner the
party adjourned to the roof garden,
where dancing was enjoyed.
Those present were Mrs. Marion
Worthington, Miss Ollie, Miss Beake,
Miss Dowsett, Capt. James Ulio, Lieut..
Haverkamp, Lieut. Smith. DR.. White
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Dowsett.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH BROWN
GIVE A TEA
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, who
are guests at the Moana Hotel enter
tanned q few friends at tea on Tues
day afternoon, their guests being Capt.
and Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mai and Mrs.
Charles A. Raglan, Miss Del McCue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Regen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman, Miss Lally. Mrs. Hartford of
New York. Capt. James Gallogly and
others.
OAKLANDER is HOST
Mr.. Francis Smith of Oakland was
host TO a party of friends Tuesday
evening at the Alexander Young raths-
kellar. Those enjoying his hospitality
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Weubler Of
Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. LQrrin An
drews, Mrs. Lee of Pasadena and Mr.
W. b. Pittman OF Honolulu.
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ABOUT OUR FRIENDS
The following clipping is of especial
interest, telling Of the continued
popularity OF Princess Kawananakoa
and also of Mrs. Arthur Mark. who
held such a charming social niche in
local society:
"One OF the happiest reunions OF
the winter season at Coronado was
at a pretty luncheon given at her
home Monday by Mrs. Arthur T..
Mark, wife OF Col. Arthur T. Mark,
u. s. M. c. Although an informal
affair and one which was simply APP
pointed, the luncheon was a note
worthy gathering Of women OF so
eiofv and the navy anf who have been