Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-21

also suggestive OF the day. DancinI
was indulged in until the wee small
hours, and all voted the event mos
enjoyable one, indeed \: i p
Among those who enjoyed this pleas
! ant evening were: Mr. and Mrs. T. J
Fitzpatrick, DR.. and Mrs. A. N. Sin
clair, MT. and Mrs. ]. A. Eastman
DR.. and Mrs II. X. Hope, Mr.. and Mrs
| Paul Scheid, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
/ Zerbe, Mrs. X. Boardman, Mrs. A
| Cain, Misses FGwendolyn Thomas
Hazel Williams, Lillian Fitzpatrick
] Hazel Maxam, Winifred Cain, Jessie
Rae, Katherine O'Neil, Josephine
Smith, Julia Hollinder, Emma Blanch.
ard, Margaret Collins. Myrtle Gately,
Hon. w. j. Robinson, Messrs. r. Hodg-
son, Ralph Cain, p. G. Riley, George
Oakley, VIM. Saunders, C. ]. Birnie,
| Eddie Nell, ID. Cummins, w. r. War.
rem, F. Berton, George Dunn, Lois
Cain, E. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Maxam, the host and hostess.
SOCIETY INTERESTED IN WE'D.
DING IN ARMY CIRCLES
IN HONOLULU
Society will be interested In the
announcement of the marriage Of Mrs.
Isabel Howell Clinton, daughter of
Col. and Mrs. Daniel Howell, and Col.
Tiemann Horn of the United States
Army. II took place few weeks ago
in Honolulu, where the bride has been
living with her parents during Col.
Howell's station in the Hawaiian Is
lands.
The bride is sister of Lieut.. James
Hole Of this city and Of Mrs. Charles
Williams.
During the Exposition year, Col. and
Mrs. Howell and their two charming
daughters visit ID in San Francisco for
several months, when they were the
inspiration for much entertaining. At
one time Col. Howell was stationed
here, and his two daughters were
among the bellies Of San Francisco.
The wedding of Col. and Mrs. Horn
was quiet affair, with only relatives
present. 1t took place at high noon,
and directly after the ceremony the
bride and bridegroom left for a tour
of some OF the other islands, where
they are passing their honeymoon. The
news will be surprise to their San
Francisco friends inasmuch as this
popular couple had guarded from all
but immediate relatives the secret Of
their engagement
Col and Mrs. Horn are planning a
visit to San Francisco in the early
summer, and on their arrival a. warm
welcome viii be accorded them. San
Francisco Chronicle.
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HAWAII WOMEN RECOGNIZED
SAN FRANClSCO.--An outline OF
the Navy League work In Honolulu
was given by Mrs. A. j. George at the,
meeting or the Womanis Section of
the Navy League yesterday. Fairniont
Hotel.
Mrs George gave a comprehensive
talk en Ne advancement made by the
league in Honolulu. She stated that
the membership had increased from
100 to 900 within one year. Mrs.
George paid tribute to the local
chapter and attributed. much. OF the
growth of the Honolulu chapter to
inspiration received from the women
Of San Francisco. The address given
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one Of the most brilliant talks given
at the Navy League sessions
Song selections were contributed
by Miss. Mile Burton. A large rep.
resentation of women from patriotic
organizations and the literary and
musical clubs was noted at the meet
ing.
MRS. MATSoN GIVES LUNCHEON,
AND Bulge
Mrs. william Matson's handsome
home on Jackson street was the set
ting IN March 5 for delightful lun.
chson and bridge, at which over a
score Of guests were complimented.
~fJardinieres and vases, containing
roses. freesias, hyacinths and azaleas.
adorned the handsomely appointed
table. They were connected with gar
lands Of daffodils .and asparagus
ferns, Among the friends who were
present at the delightful affair were:
Mesdames Howard C. Holmes, J. Eu
gene Freeman, William Shotwell, Wat
son D. fennimore, Edward Van Ber-9
gen, Florence Porter Pfingst, william
Roth, Charles Plum, j. O. Harron.