Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-19
SMART SET OF SANTA BARBARA

ENLlVENED BY VISITORS.
San Francisco visitors to Santa
Barbara are the inspiration for much
OF the delightful entertainment that
takes place at that summer center Of
| fashion. Each new arrival occasions
one or more delightful happenings in
the smartest set Of that city, and as
many have been passing weeks of
! the summer season in the south.
Santa Barbara has felt no lack of in
centive for the exchange OF hospi.
tally.
Mrs Talbot c. Walker is still lin
gering there, where. with her chill
dren, Cyrus Talbot Walker and James
Keeney Walker, she has been passing
the last fortnight. She probably will
return in the near future 10 her home
in MEMO Park, where she has been
| enjoying the greater part of the
summer. In the meantime, while in
! the southern city, she has been the
! honored guest at more than one de-
! lightful affair, and has in equal meas
IRE complimented others who are
summering there with several enjoy
able functions of which she has been
| the hostess
| Miss Nina Jones was among those
who entertained recently in compli-
ment to Mrs. Walker One of the
| pleasurable affairs at which she pre-.
sided was a dinner given a week ago
last evening. The guests were among
the close friends of the hostess and
the honor guest. the last of whom
has passed so much time in Santa
Barbara that she has friends there by
the score-San Francisco Chronicle.
September 2
A WEDDING on SATURDAY
On Saturday Miss Phoebe Carter
and Mr. Vivian Oxenham Dyer will
be married Mr. and Mrs George r.
Carter, with their daughter, Eliza
beth, leave next Thursday for the East
where she will be married to Lieut..
Washington Evardus Bogardus, who
is on a submarine chaser in the At
lantic waters. The marriage lines
will be read by Canon William Ault.
The wedding will be a small one, with
only intimate relatives and friends in
attendance Mr.. Dyer expects to be
called out with the national guard.
BABY DAUGHTER AT STEPHEN
son HOME
News comes to Alameda of the ar
rival on August 8 in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stephenson OF
Honolulu of baby daughter, who has
been named Sylvia. The interest inl
the new arrival is being manifested
in the congratulatory notes, and mes
sages which are speeding across the
water from the friends in the former
home of the happy parents.-(Ala-
media, CALI Times Star, Aug. 81.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Last Monday Mrs. Isabel Marian
Maydwell and Professor Thomas
Augustus Jaggar, Jr., were united in
marriage in Hilo. Both are very pop
ular and we'll known in the islands.
where a host of friends wish them
every happiness.
A DOUBLE ENGAGEMENT IN THE
CARTER HOUSE
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Carter an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Elizabeth, to Lieut.. Wash
ington Evardus Bogardus. U. S. N
ISLAND VISITOR
Mrs. Albert Horner of Honolulu is |
visiting at a local hotel. Mrs. Horner |
has two sons here, one a student at !
Stanford and the other with the re- |
F. Chronicle, Sept. 2.
AN ENGAGEMENT OF A POPULAR |
ISLAND GIRL
Mrs. Edwin A. Jones announces the |
engagement of her daughter, Kathryn,
to Mr.. Richard Russell.
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Of interest to society here and in
Honolulu is the news of the marriage |
of Miss Harriet L. Young of Honolulu
and Archibald Donald Fiskin of Seat
tie. The ceremony was read August
%, at the home of MIR. and Mrs. r. ].
Pratt of Benvenue avenue, Rev. Ed
ward Lamb Parsons of st. Marks
Episcopal church, officiating. Only
the closest friends of the family were
guests at the marriage.
Mrs. Fiske wore a smart going
away gown of dark material, with
which she wore a corsage of lilies OF
the valley and forget-me-nots. The
bride was given in marriage by her
mother, Mrs. J. o. Young of Honolulu
The bridegroom has been ordered
to report for duty at Fort Sam Hors-
ton, where he and his bride went
few hours after their marriage.-(Oak-
land, CALI Tribune. Sept. 4.
!: \ J
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldron and
their son. Stanley, who have been ell
joying a visit in California for the
past four months, returned to Homo
lulu last Thursday morning During
their stay they motored in their Pack
ard machine 10 Oregon, going from
tier by steamer to Alaska. Mr.. Wal
don IS one IF the wealthy merchants
Of Honolulu. For the Fast three weeks
they have been the guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Matt Lindsay of Ross.-Inde
pendent, San Rafael (CalD, Aug. q.
Mrs A. Lewis, Jr, of 2211 kameha
meha avenue, Manoa, IS having an in
formal tea on Friday afternoon of this
weeN for all those interested in hear
ing of the work of the Needlework
Guild AS 1t is impossible to extend