Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENT AT A TEA FOR
MISS DOROTHY PETERSON

MISS DOROTHY PETERSON
Miss Bernice Halstead was hostess
at a very pretty tea on Thursday af-
ternoon in honor Of Miss Dorothy
Peterson, who leaves shortly for the
mainland to go to college. On ar
rival of the invited guests all noticed
that the charming hostess was wear.
ing a solitaire and in that informal
way Miss Halsteads engagement to
Mr.. William Bibee was announced. 1t
has been anticipated by their friends
for some time as Mr.. Bibee has been
devoted in his attentions.
Miss Halstead was showered with
good wishes for their future and as
she is one of the most popular girls
here the good wishes were given
whole-heartedly. She is the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hal
stead.
Those who enjoyed being among the
first to bid her happiness were Miss
Dorothy Peterson, Miss Margaret
Peterson, Miss Doris Noble, Miss Jes-
sic Kennedy, Miss Maud L'Orange,
Miss Jannatt Sharp, Miss Katherine
Blake, Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss
Violet Atherton, Miss Stella Hoogs,
Miss Letitia Morgan, Miss Marie Bal
lentyne, Miss Dorothy Harker, Miss
Werthmueller, Miss Margaret Thurs
ton, Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss Martha
McChesney, Miss Ruth McChesney,
Miss Hilda Won Holt, Miss Ruth Soper,
Miss Grace Morgan, Miss Stephanie
Wichman, Miss Hadley, Miss Margaret
Jones, Miss Helen Mclean, Mrs.
Percy Nottage, Mrs. James F. Morgan,
Mrs. Jack Guard, Mrs Annie Lack
land, Mrs Arthur Davidson, Mrs. E.
L. S. Gordan, Mrs. Stanley Mckenzie,
Mrs. Marshall Henshaw, Mrs. Howard
Bode. Mrs. Dickson Mott, Mrs. Cyril
Hoogs, Mrs. William Hoogs, Jr., and
Mrs. Henry F. Wichman.
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MISS HELEN CHURCH HONORED
Miss Clemence Clifford and Miss
Dorothy Walker entertained at the
Outrigger Club on Monday afternoon
who left on Wednesday to enter Mills
College, and Miss Marjorie Guild, who
left to go to Miss Ransom's school. A
swim was enjoyed, then a guessing
game was a pleasant diversion, and
refreshments made for a pleasant so
cial hour. AS the sun was setting the
party dispersed. Miss Clifford and
Miss Walkers guests were Miss Helen
Church and Miss Marjorie Guild, the
honor guests; Miss Mary Litscomb,
Miss Kathleen Law, Miss Rhoda Bal
lentyne, Miss Louise Smith, Miss
Ruth Harrington, Miss Frances Far,
rington, Miss Hildred Church, Miss
Kathleen O'Dowda, Miss Muriel Peter
son, Miss Betty Lindsay, Miss Ruth
Lindsay, Miss Gladys Traut, Miss
Evelyn Breckons, Miss Edith Carter,
Miss Florence Davis and Miss Flor
ence White.
FROM MARE ISLAND
Mrs. John Ellicott and Miss Eliza
beth George, who make their homes
at Mare Island, enjoyed a delightful
visit to town last week, staying at
the Fairmont for several days. Mrs.
Ellicott and Miss George we're at Miss
Phelan's reception for the men Of the
R. o. T. C. on July %, and on the fol-
lowing day attended Mrs. Eleanor
Martins reception. Miss Priscilla FL
licott, meanwhile, is in the East with
her sister, Mrs. Ross Kingsbury. They
are summering at Blue Ridge Summit.
San Francisco Chronicle, August II.
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MR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR RESTA.
RICK'S DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Restarick en-
tertained on Tuesday evening very in.
formally at dinner which was given in
honor Of Mrs. Culver and Miss Will
liams, who are guests at the Moana
with Mrs. King. They are return
visitors as they were guests at the
Moana last year Mr.. and Mrs. Res
tarick's guests were Miss Culver, Miss
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold B..
McGrew, Mr.. Cornell Franklin and
Mr.. Cyril Damon.
A TEA FOR THE, GOING AWAY
GIRLS
Miss Katherine Blake and Miss
Charlotte Blake were joint hostesses
at an informal tea on Thursday after
noon. A guessing game made very
happy diversion, all enjoying it great
". Those enjoying the Misses Blake's
hospitality were Miss Louise Smith,
Miss Helen Church, Miss Helen Cen
ter. Miss Dorothy Winter, Miss Rhoda
Ballentyne, Miss Genevieve Hooking,
Miss Adelaide Pratt, Miss Florence
Denison, Miss Frances harrington,
Miss Ruth harrington, Miss Katie
Singlehurst, Miss Elizabeth Hobby,
Miss Marian Paris, Miss Florence
White, Miss Florence Davis, Miss
Esne Damon, Miss Edith Carter, Miss
Harriet Kastle, Miss Aileen Dowsett,
and Miss Doris Marks.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
OF POPULAR COUPLE
Capt. and Mrs. Hugh j. Kneer an
nounce the engagement of Mrs.
Knerr's sister, Miss Daphne Dow, to
Capt. Edward Fuller Witsell of Fort