Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-15
SOCIETY
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SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Sept. -.
The San Antonio Express OF Aug
ust 18th published the following army
wedding which will be Of interest 10
the many officers in SChofieid Bar
racks who have been stationed at
Fort, Sam Houston and who are per
2 sonal friends OF the bride and groom:
Captain and Mrs. Hal W. How
ard announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Juanita Hopkins, TO Harry
Hodges Semmes, lieutenant OF the "rd
Cavalry, L. S. A, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander D. Semmes OF Wasnlne-
ton, ID. c., which took place at
O'Clock last evening in the F1rI-
Presbyterian Church. The church
was adorned with yellow blossoms
and plants and the only light was
that shed by many tall white tapers
placed about the chanCel. Preceding
the ceremony, which was lead by Rev
Arthur G.. Jones. Miss Mary Aubrey
sang My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.
from Saint. Saens Samson ct Delilah-
Oscar Fox played the Mendelssohn
wedding music and during the cere-
mony he played Meditation from
That's The bride was gowned in
cloth of silver. the overskirt fash
toned at the hem in Turkish effect,
being of white tulle The bodice was
made of cloth of silver. She wore
a long tulle veil, draped from
Juliet cap of rea. lace, edged with
pearls and orange blossoms and car
ried a colonial bouquet of bride roses.
Miss Jean Aubrey, the maid Of honor,
was gowned in yellow organize and
wore yellow tulle picture hat. Inc
wedding was to have taken place
later, but on account of the war con-
ditions the date was change. The
bride is one of the city's fairest and
Z, most accomplished daughters and in
: addition to being very beautiful,
charming and popular young woman,
is known as an athlete, as pianist
and as a. housekeeper. Lieut.. SemmeS
is a member of one of Washington's
leading families and is cousin OF
Admiral Semmes, u. S. N. Lieut..
and Mrs. Semmes will be at home ut
the st. Anthony until Lieut.. Semme3
receives orders to proceed to his
new station"
Mrs. Semmes is a cousin OF Col.
and Mrs. Earl Carnahan Of the 18th
Infantry.
NlSS lbdO6I DdhCE VI IOiI ohothOA
was the charming guest OF Miss
Marybelle White on Monday.
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Captain and Mrs. Eugene Robinson
entertained with an exquisitely ap-
pointed dinner party before the hop
on Friday night. Pink sweet peas
and roses clustered in dainty mass
Of fragrance formed the beautiful
fnH r
ried out the color scheme and were
laid for the host and hostess, Capt.
and Mrs. Merrill Spalding, Capt. and
Mrs. james CLANCY, Miss Maddox,
and Capt. Howard Milligan.
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Miss Katherine Carnahan. the pop
ular daughter of Col. and Mrs. Earl
Carnahan, accompanied by Miss Vic.
torta Pick, the charming daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Pick, left op
Monday for Honolulu to enter the |
Oahu College in that city. Schofield
Barracks will not lose these young |
ladies for good though, as both ex-
pect to. be the guests of their parents |
for every available Weekend. |
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Miss Victoria Pick was the honoree
of a delightful outing on Tuesday
night of the past week, given by her !
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Walter Pick. i
The party motored to Waimea Bay,
considered the most attractive spot !
on the windward side of Oahu. Here
q real picnic supper was enjoyed, af-
ter which the trip was made back to
Haleiwa for swim. Those who are
still enthusiastic over the good times
Ia - frLN
Eongley, Miss Mabel Lightfoot, Miss |
Louise Lightfoot, Miss Lillian Fen
mel, Miss Katherine, Carnahan, Miss
Marion Lightfoot, Miss Victoria Pick,
Capt. Clyde Selleck, Capt Bertram
Lieut.. H. C. Gray, Lieut. VIM. Barrot,
and DR.. Stephen Smith.
On Sunday Lieut.. and Mrs. Lloyd |
Clary were the guests of Capt and
Mrs. Hennessy for the interesting
motor trip aroun,: the island. The
party took it leisurely, pausing every
now and then to take kodak pictures I
or for q rest on the beacheS. Lunch
con was enjoyed in Honolulu while
the beautiful Haleiwa Hotel was cho-
sen for dinner nd a swim.
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Another jolly motoring party on
Sunday was the one with Lieut.. Viii
liam Matthias as host. A delightful
luncheon was enjoyed at Heinies
Tavern in Honolulu before the party
set out to tour the island. At one
OF the attractive beaches a beach
party and swim was enjoyed Re-
turning to Schofield Barracks after
an enjoyable day the party had a
fitting elimination in the midnight
spread" at the quarters of Lieut.
Arthur White. Lieut.. VIM. Matthias
guests we're Mrs. Lille Noble White,
Miss Isabel Baker. Miss Marguerite
White, Miss Marybelle White, Lieut.
williston Warren, and Lieut.. Arthur
White. .~... i
The 25th Infantry Club was the
scene Of a jolly hop on Friday
night. The attractive club rooms
were most effectively decorated with !
fragrant flowers and green ported
plants. A refreshing punch was
served throughout the evening from
a cut glass punch bowl nestled in a |,