Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-27

BETR0THAL OF INTEREST HERE
Society's surprise OF the week was
the announcement Of the engagement
of Miss Margaret Nichols Of this city
and Edward Fl. Clark, Jr., Of New
York.
Miss Nichols is the youngest daugh-
ter Of Bishop William Ford Nichols Of
this city. and Mrs. Nichols. Clark Is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Clark of New York. who spent part
of last summer here. He is a broth
er of the pretty Miss Helen Clark,
who was much admired for her skin
as a skater. when the Ice Palace first
opened and society was spending most
-of its time on the ice.
Miss Nichols has Teen in the East
for the last six months, part of the
time with Mrs. Whiteiaw Reid and for
a time as the guest Of Mrs. James
Cunningham and her daughters.
Miss Nichols made her debut sever.
al years ago, and was a member Of
the coterie which included Misses
Ethel and, Helen Croker, Elena Eyre,
Jean Wheeler, Mauricia Mintzer and
Harriet Pomeroy. .-s
She Is known to her friends as one
of the cleyerest girls in society. Her
sisters are Mrs. Philip Lansdale and
Mrs. Charles Mills. Rev. John Nichols
and Lieut.. William Nichols, q 8. A.,
are her brothers. ~;- = :
Clark Is q student at Yale, where
he has acquired many honors in stu
dent and athletic affairs. :
Miss Nichols will attend the Yale
prom" with Clark. She expects to
come to San Francisco about Febru-
airy Z. The wedding viii not take place
for q year. The couple will live in
New York.-San Francisco Chronicle,
Jan, Z. -
NEWS OF. MRS. DARGIE /
Mrs. William T. Dargie of Oakland,
well known here, who has been in
Buencs Aires for several months, has
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco
Apesche and Francisco, IT., to the
mountains to escape the summer heat
Of the capital They are sojourning
at fashionable resort, and Mrs. Oar
gle writes that she never was In bet
ter health. !
In some curious way the New York
papers recently carried a cablegram
announcing the demise of Mrs. Dargie
and immediately her friends cabled to
Buenos Aires. but as Mrs. Dargie was
in the country, no word was forth.
coming and the friends here became
much worried.-San Francisco Exam.
ffier. q F. g - 81 Z
! As q compliment TO Mrs. NJ. A. Fai.
toute of New York, Mrs. Giles Easton
will give a luncheon at her jackson
street residence on the afternoon OF
Jannarx1 IL The. affair is one OF a
series which Mrs. Easton is giving
prior to her departure for the East
next month with her daughter, Miss
Anna Easton. This afternoon Mrs.
Easton is claiming as her special
guest at luncheon Mrs. Martin Louis
Woolley. who is leaving shortly for.
Honolulu to enjoy pleasure sOjourn.
of month or so.-San Francisco Elk.
aminer
80
Miss Edith Darling will leave Mon.
day evening for San Francisco, where
she will join her uncle, Justice ]. ".
Teetzel of Toronto; his sister, Miss
Sarah Teetzel, and Mrs. Shaver. OF
Hamilton, Ontario, and on Thursday
the party will sail ON the liner Great
Northern for Honolulu, where they
viii spend the rest Of the winter. Miss
Darling is we'll known In Portlands
educational circles, having been for
many years q successful teacher in
the grade schools of the city.-Port-
land Telegram.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. lacking enter
tanned at an elaborate dinner on
Thursday evening in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane of Honolulu.
The invited guests included Messrs.
and sMesdames Willard Brown, Harry
Scott. Lawrence l. Scott, Walter s.
Martin. Frank Judge and Henry Eos
ter Dutton. San Francisco Examiner.