Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-15
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GIRL FROM OREGON BECOMES
BRIDE AT QUIET CEREMONY
Al the home OF Colonel and Mrs,
Edison Lewis. at the Preside. Hiss
Mayme Itenhower OF Ashland. Ore,
and William X. Landrum, a young
businessman Of this city, were married
on Monday afternoon III" Wedding
vas one OF the hast! war Weddings
which are a matter OF almost weekly
occurrence nowadays.
The bridegroom decided 10 enter the
army, and for this reason the mar.
riage date vas hurriedly set forward.
Miss Itenhower arrived al the Preside
the day before. She was to have been
the house-guest OF Miss Dorothy
Lewis, who had been her roommate in
the Northern hospital, where both
Young women trained
The ceremony, which was perform
ed BY Chaplain Charles Newsome. was
witnessed only by the immediate
friends-Mrs. Lewis, Misses Dorothy
and Elizabeth Lewis and Wesley kott-
nier. The bride wore a white satin
grown, trimmed with silver lace. The
couple left on brief honeymoon, fol-
lowing which they will make their
home in this CitX.-San Francisco
Chronicle, Sept. ?.
CONSUL-GENERAL AND WIFE EN-
TERRAIN AT SANTA Cruz
Consul-GeneFal and Mrs. II. A. Van
Coenen Torchiana entertained with
handsome garden party last Sunday IN
honor of the Dutch cruiser iceland.
A number OF guests who attended the
affair motored down from the city to
enjoy the party, which was one OF
number of pleasant social entertain
ments which were planned last week
for the foreign visitors.
The Torchianas have a charming
home in Santa Cruz. The place has
fine lawn and trees, forming an ideal
setting for al-fresco affairs. The
guests. were received out Of doors.
where tea and other refreshments
were served at a number Of pretty
tables.
The Torchianas established a VOL
derftfl reputation for hospitality dur
ing the exposition year, and it has
been a real pleasure to San Francisco
society to enjoy their entertainments
again during the period that the
cruiser Iceland has been in port
San Francisco Chronicle, Sept. 2.
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MENDING CLUB FOX SOLDIERS
AND SAILORS BECOMES
ESTABLISHED FACT
rTS1. C0lHiorc
gested by Mrs. James Rolph, Jr., is
ah established fact. A wing of the
Y. NJ. G. A. tent at Fort Mason has
been set aside for the task and women
will meet there twice a week. The
prospect of having their clothing
cared for in every way that men
would receive at home has caused
the soldiers genuine pleasure.
1t is the most practical Of all the
forms Of help" undertaken by the
hundreds of kindly women during
this war, and for the, boys who stay
within these peace lines it means
real comfort They are not so in need
of knitted articles, bandages, etc, and
realize that after. several months, al
ready of camp life they want holes
sewed up and patches applied.
I The days to be set aside for visit
ing women to mend have not been
named, but shortly will be decided,
and Mrs. Bertha NJ. Rice will be in
attendance at the tent to oversee tie
necessities.-San Francisco Chronicle,
September ?.
WAR" ENGAGEMENT OF san
FRANCISCO
Another war" engagement WIS
made known a few days ago when
friends of Miss Corona 'ihirardelll
were apprised of her betfothal TO
Capt. Lige Worsham, who has recent
ly completed the course at the Re'
serve Officers Trainn" Camp at the
I'residio.
Miss Ghira deli is the Oldest
daughter of ar, and Mr&. Do1igo
Ghirardelli, AMI is Il sister OF Misses
Esperance AMI Ruth Ghirardeli and
If Lyle Ghirardelli. She. Is cousin
Of Mrs. George Baker, Ir., OF Pied
mont, the former Miss Carmen Chr
srdelli, whose marriage was one G.
the fashionable events Of the past
month.
Tall and strlkingly pretty. WITH
large blue eyes and dark hair. Miss
Ghirardelli is also gifted with very
distinctive style. She received her
education at one OF the fashionable
schools of San Francisco, later GOlng
to Mills college for 4 Iin.l course.
Since that time she has devoted much
of her time to travel, having made
the journey mere than once to Europe
and having also visited many places
of interest on this continent.