Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-14
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. Guyer TO Lieut.. John G. Burn, 5th
Company, Fled Artiilery, United
States army. TIE brideelect is the
daughter of Maj and Mrs. George u.
! Guyer OF the United States army.
The family is well known in San
/, Francisco, Maj. Guyer having been sta
! toned for some time az the Preside.
! His attractive young daughter was
favorite in this city and was the fetej
guest at social affairs given by both
the army and civilian sets-San Fran.
cisco Chronicle. ....
THE TINA LERNER CONCERT
LAST EVENING
Tina LeTner. the Russian pianiste, |
charmed another Honolulu audience
last evening. ..~.
Sad to tell. the Opera House was
not crowded to its doors, as ii should
have been, for this gifted musician is
wortay Of large audiences wherever
, she may play. ~ ...."
However. the audience made up in
appreciation and enthusiasm. The !
The 1ianiste was encored repeatedly |
She vas fairly Geluged with flowers, !
gifts from all appreciatiye audience. !
Tina LerIer seems 10 have used
fairy magic on her finger tips for APP
paransly they scarcely touch the key
board and yet each note rings out
clear AMI distinct. She is marvel
and nsf uHassu"IinS charm is a de- !
Eight to those she meets.
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T." !. ADMIRAL POND BACK
Rear-Admiral Charles Freemont /,
Pond has been given warm welcome |
On his return from the East, wither he I
went about year ago to take com |
mand OF the cruisers CT the Atlantic |
fleet. He is at present enjoying
three months leave OF absence, which /
he is Passing in Berkeley, where he /
and Mrs Pond own an attractive
home. Rear-Admiral and Mrs Pond :,
are both ifavorites in this city. as ,
across the bay, and before their de- |
parture for the East will find their !
days filled with series of social !
events.-San Francisco Examiner.
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DINNER AND THEATER
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton
gave one of the interesting affairs of |
INST tuOaAOI party pLSCCuCIt
by dinner at the st. Francis hotel,
where they have taken apartments !
during the winter months. Their,
guests included number of the Bur-
Hngame coterie, in the list having
been: Messrs and Mesdames Mount
ford S. Wilson. Daniel c.. lacking, J.
Cheever Cowdin, Charles T. Crocker,
Latham McMullin, Mrs. C.. Frederick
KchI and Paymaster Walter S. lizard.
San Francisco Examiner.
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IN Eng AGEMENT OF NOTE
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moir of Pa
paikou, Hawaii, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Frances, to
DR. Gurdon Potter of Pepeekeo.
Miss Moir has just returned from
fcuryears' stay in London, where she,
did Red Cross work in one of the !,
largest hospitals. Miss Moir is the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moir
and is an exceedingly charming and
very intelligent girl 1t is to be
spring wedding and small rather
than large affair. Both principals
are popular in Hi1l and Honolulu,
where their friends are legion.
Mr.. AND MRS. ALBERT P. TAY- (,
L0R'S HAWAIIAN EVENING
Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN X Pitman
re 70 be the motif for a very charm
ing and to them unique party On Sat.
urday evening when Mr.. and Mrs
albert p. Taylor entertain in their
honor II is to- be a Hawaiian even
ing, and will give the Pitmans a pic;
ture Of Hawaiian entertainment to
carry to their Boston home The Pit
mans have a number of relatives here
who are keen to honor this distinguish
ed son of Hawaii and his charming
and very pleasant wife.
THE MISSES RAYMOND GIVE A
TEA +:
Miss Catherine Raymond and Miss
Carolyn Raymond gave tea on Tues
day Of this week, IGNORING Miss Bon
ME Scott. who leaves today for the
mainland.
"A VALENTINE PARTY
This evening Mr.. and Airs. Herbert
Dowsett are giving a Valentine party
at the Country Club, honoring Miss,
Elpise Wichnan and Mr. Dickson
Mott
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THE PITuAN RECEPTION
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Keolaoka-
lani Pitman will be at home to their
Hawaiian friends this afternoon from
4 until at their villa, near the Sea.
side Hotel.
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PLEASANTON HOTEL DANCE
This evening at the P,easanton hotel !