Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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uin be read with interes' by her age
| circle o. friends here where she made
| her home for several years and where
! she VS. extremely popular. being very
! Wv .CiOus with charming 50 tAern
: personality which '-ndrar~d E"r II al
, Honolulu wishes ntr great Nar4ILcs,
IN her new lie
Los ANGELES. Cal, Aug. II -Cnll
a few close friends were prese Mt yes,
terday when, at the LO1t" o. ire Fred
! Ktngsburys on West " rnt;- irsl
street, Mrs. katherine KinEstury
widow of Judge Seidon kuesD1ry
former federal judge OF the Philippine
| Islands. became the bride OF John
/ Murray Marshall of Pasadena Rev
! Charles Hubbard of Pasadena read
the wedding service, which was Wit
messed only by Admiral and Mrs Wal
| ter c. COwles ana their son from Red
lands; Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Lewis OF
Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs William
Baker Of Pasadena and Mrs. W. W.
Mills.
Mrs. Kingsbury wore a smart white
cloth tailored suit and hat to match,
with oorsage of pink roses and orchids
and carried a white-bound prayer
| book. Immediately after the wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall left
by motor They plan to be at Santa
Barbara some time, then 90 on TO De;
Monte for the golf and tennis tourna-
ments, in which both are much inter
ested, finally spending several weeks
IN the Santa Cruz mountains.
They will be at home late in Oc-
tober at 286 West Bellevue drive,
Pasadena. Mr.. Marshall, who was
formerly president Of the well-knOwn
Pasadena Twilight Club, is also a
member Of the Valley Hunt, Amman
dale and California clubs.
The wedding is the result of one Of
the high speed" romances so much in
vogue in these war times, Mrs. Kings.
bury and Mr.. Marshall having met only
last January, and the engagement be-
ing of but a weeks duration. Ever
since Mrs Kingsbury, who is Of the
Virginia Lees, came to Los Angeles to
visit her son-in-law and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Kingsbury, this charm
ing woman, who is noted for her good
looks, beautiful clothes and extremely
smart hats, as we'll as her brilliant
conversational ability, has been much
! feted Having travelled all over the
world with Judge Kingsbury, she has
hosts of friends who will be much in
terested in the announcement of the
wedding.
Mr.. Marshall, who has a beautiful
home at 2S6 West Bellevue drive, Pas
adena, where he and his bride are to
reside, is a member of the California,
Annandale and Valley Hunt clubs. A
delightful wedding trip of two months
is planned by Mr.. Marshall, including
a motor trip to Santa Barbara, stop
at Del Monte for the golf and tennis
tournament and then on into the Santa
Cruz mountains. They plan to be at
home in Pasadena some time in Octo-
Der.
RED CROSS BENEFIT AT PLEAS
ANTON HOTEL.
IF6HL circuit Is QuS MIS-. w. Z. MOT
gan and Mrs. Rodys-Fenton foe their
/ untiring work in making such a, tidy
sum of money in such worthy cause
The hotel and Mr.. Wilmarth certain
ly deserve the thanks of the Red
Cross for the generosity extended.
Eventually every thing given here will
be for Red Cross work, and the at,
titude of the management of the
Pleasanton hotel was a step in the
right direction which it is hoped vii;
be followed by every hotel in the
| city. The following are responsible
for the success that this entertain
ment was:
| Assistants:
Musical Entertainment Horace
/ Wright, Miss Rene DERRICK, Miss
Dorothy Coburn, Miss Pat Eel. ton.
Ticket Sellers-Miss Dorothy Walk.
'er, Miss Katherine Johnson, Miss Bos-