Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01

YOsTKNowLEs ENGAGEMENT. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle G. Bartlett OF
Kamehameha Schools announce the
engagement OF Miss Gertrude NJ.
Knowles, sister, Of Mrs. Bartlett, to
Lieut.. Harold II. Yost, u. 8. R ~ =
Miss Knowles Ii director Of music
at Kamehameha School for Girls, and
viii leave that position early this
month to go to Berkeley for the we'd
ding. .~.-- 81. =.
Lieut.. Yost is well known in Homo
lulu, having been manager Of the Mills
School farm for the two years pre-
vious to this. This summer he left
Honolulu to become director of the
California experimental station at Ell
Centre in Imperial Valley. He had
applied for commission in the offi.
GERS training corps before leaving Ho
nolulu and recently was called to &C
tive service and assigned to command
Of troops, at Camp Lewis, American
Lake, Washington: r S
The officer is a Berkeley graduate.
He had military training at the uni
Fersity and was captain Of cadets at
the time Of graduation. In Honolulu
he was a member of the Coast Artil-
lery Company of the National Guard
Miss Knowles has been In Honolulu
for two and one-half years, during
which time she has been in charge OF
music at Kamehameha School for
Girls. She Is a. former Concord, Mas.
sachusetts, girl. Her musical worR
was taken at New England Conserya,
tory Of Music from which she was
graduated in 1916. - -
The wedding will be In All Souls
Chapel at Berkeley soon after Miss
Knowles arrival on the mainland.
BETTIN-KENNARD WEDDING =
Lieut.. George T. Bettin, recently
commissioned from the reserve corps
training camp at Schofield Barracks.
and Miss Helen Kennard of California,
were married on Wednesday: evening
at the home OF Pres. and Mrs. Robert
Day Williams of MidsPacific Institute,
Manoa. DR.. j. H. Williams, acting
minister Of Central Union church, Off
eiated. 3 ~ Il Z. /. ~ -. = i
The wedding was the elimination Of
a pretty, romance that began more
than q year ago when the bride was
a teacher at Kawaiahao seminary and
the bridegroom at Mills school. After
the school year Miss Kennard return
ed to California to prepare for the
wedding Mr. Bettin spent the sum.
mer in the. Hawaiian Pineapple fac.
tory. and at the opening Of the re.
serve training camp was admitted as
q candidate. His commission as first
lieutenant was announced early this
week. ? ~ =:
Robert Stone, teacher at Mills
school, and Mrs. Robert Day williams
were the witnesses to the wedding
ceremony. Following the wedding a.
reception was held, during which Ellen
Beach Yaw, now visiting Honolulu
gangs delightful numbers. Music was:
also furnished by the Kawaiafiao GleeI
Club. - s & 8
Lieut.. Bettin has been attached to-
the LIST infantry, Schofield Barracks,
where the young couple will make
their present home. t. !. =
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