Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06

Lewis Rand. Major and Mrs Lawrence
Clay Browne, Colonel and Mrs. Fred
erick Perkins, Lieutenant and Mrs,
John Burr, Mr. and Mrs. William Tim
son, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H. Turner, Major
and Mrs. Philip " ales, Harold Turner
Miss Ruth Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Douglass. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Howell, Captain and Mrs Clifford
Jones, Lieutenant Rudolf w. Riefkohl
Vail Blackwell and CAPTAIN Henry R
Casey.-s. F. Examiner
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ANNOUNCEMENT FROM WASH
INGTOE
The followin" card OF announcement
has been receiV ed from Dr.. and Mrs
! George ". Mccoy. former residents
who have many friends here. Dr.. Nc
Coy was with the L. S. Public Health
Service in Hawaii.
Dr.. and Mrs. George Walter Mccoy
have tie honour to
announce the marriage Of their sister
Miss Emma Virginia Miller
TO
Mr.. Clarence Paulding Rhynus
on Thursday, the seventeenth Of May
One thousand. nine hundred and
seventeen
in the City Of Washington
Miss Miller spent three years in
Honolulu with her brother and sister
Mr.. Rnynus is a Cornell man engaged
in sanitary engineering work with the
L. S Public Health service.
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ISLE OF JEWELS" GIVEN BY
CADETS
With practically the entire cadet
corps taking part, a clever operetta
entitled The Isle CT Jewels was pre-
scented Saturday evening at the Homo
lulu Military Academy as a part Of the
closing exercises. The operetta was
followed by a cotillion. About 100
persons were present, including BriG.
Gen. and Mrs. Frederick s. Strong,
Brig Gen and Mrs. Samuel l. Johnson,
Judge and Mrs. Walter F. Frear, Mrs.
B. F. Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lew
ers, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder, and many 9TH
ers who are keenly interested in the
work OF this promising school.
MRS. GEORGE l. ROGERS A DIN
NER HOSTESS
Mrs. George L. Rogers was hostess
on Saturday evening at the Pleasanton
Hotel. The table was very pretty. A
Japanese brown basket was filled with
bright red transvaal daisies, the han.
die being tied with butterfly bow o.
red and green maline. The gilt-edged
name cards were ornamented with
tiny red butterflies. The lighted tapers
were shaded in red silk.
Mrs. Rogers guests were DR.. and
Mrs. L. E. Hooper, Mrs. Frederick
Danforth, Miss Eleanor Danforth, Miss
NJ. Danforth, Mr.. James Ogg, and Mr..
R. 8. Danforth.
SCHWAB-BACIGALUPI ENGAGE
MENT Is OUT
SANTA ROSA, Cal.-The engage
ment was announced today OF Miss
Virginia Bacigalupi, one Of the city
popular girls, and Frank e. Schwab,
q young business man of Healdsburg.
At a prettily appointed announcement
party Miss Bacigalupi told q large
company of her girl friends, and the
announcement was followed by the
bestowal Of hearty fluctuations.
Miss Bacigalupi is sister Of Miss
Irene Bacigalupi, who was queen OF
the last weeks rose carnival. Next
week the marriage will follow in the
Church Of st. Rose
A RED CROSS MUSICAL AT EVA
The social set of Eva added its BIZ
last Friday evening when Eva pre-:
sented and witnessed a delightfully."-
arranged musical program for the
benefit of the American Red Cross So
ciety. Fifty dollars was the amount
made and Miss May Hayward has for
warded it to the States.
At the finish of the program, the
Eva orchestra added its bit by play.
ing dance-music, which was heartily
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
and a jolly evening ended.
sTETsoN:BowMAN
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Williams re-
ceived word this week that on the
sixteenth of May Mrs. Lillian Bow
man, widow Of the late DR.. Bowman,
and Lieut.. Sherman Stetson were
married at Mare Island. Mrs. Stet-
son Is a sister Of Mr.. Williams and
has spent much time at different
periods in Honolulu.
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COBB-GIRV1N
On Thursday evening will occur the
wedding Of Miss Helen Girvin and Mr..
Harry Cobb. 1t Is to be a small we'd
ding with none in attendance but rel.
atives and few intimate friends.