Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-30

pres ented at the Grove on the Rus-
! sian river and Is taking an active
! part in the production OF ii. The mu-
sic OF the play is by joseph d. Rec
( ding AID ii is said TO be one 0: th4
! best OF the Grove plays.-San Fran
cisco Examiner,
{ OF INTEREST HERE
! SACRAMENTO-Mrs. Frederic E!
kus presided over a charming bridge
! party Tuesday which was a prenuptia
! fete for Kiss Eiolse Mclaughlin, WHO
/ will become the bride Of Henry Ohm
OF Stockton on May l..
| A basket tied with gold ColCrad
! tulle and filled with California pep
! pies and blue bells centered tbs
! table al which the guests gathered fol
! ton 10 the game of bridge
TIE guests OF the afternoon in
+ Guided: Mcsl2mes James Hanrahan
5. G. Brown, Roy Cothrin, J. Paul Nil
Ter, Frank Reichert, Robert Swan
ston, A. A. Stern, John F. Miller
| George Si!!er, Carleton Hickman. Al
bert Elkus, Henry Weston, Alfred Put
nam and Irving Ze:mer of Stockton,
Misses Eloise Mclaughlin, Eleanor
Mclaughlin, Laura Siller. Kathleen
Slaven, I.auretta Boyd, Edith Glib OF
Honolulu-Sacrament Union
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl Louis Of
New York City arrived in Stockton
Monday from Honolulu where they
have been sojourning and are guests
OF their relatives, Mr. and Mrs NJ. 5.
Arndt in BOurs Park, Cal,
Independent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrey Everett and
CailGren have returned to their Pasa-
Gena home alter a four months alb
sence. Much Of the time was spent
in Honolulu. Upon their return to the
United States they visited eastern
points Mr. Everett says tourist travel
10 the Hawaiian islands is so heavy
that it IS difficult to secure adequate
accommodations there. - Pasadena,
Cal. Star News.
IN MEMORY OF JACK LONDON
SAN FRANCISCO-W Women of the
Glen Ellen Improvement Club are
erecting a memorial library to Jack
London. having been presented with
desirable lot, located at the approach
TO the Jack London ranch, and are en-
deayoring to raise funds for the build
ing. For this purpose they will give
an entertainment on Saturday evening.
June 2, in the auditorium of the High
School at Santa Rosa, and also on Sun
day afternoon, June 3, at the Jack Lon
don ranch. The program will consist
of a musical fantasy, Around the
World in Song" under the direction Of
Mrs. Richard Rees, assisted by vocal
club of eighteen voices. A souvenir
badge will be presented with each
ticket, and a round-trip excursion has
been arranged to the Valley of the
Moon for $120. Transportation from
trains to the London ranch has been
provided for.
ADMIRAL'S DAUGHTER is TO BE
COME BRIDE
Admiral and Mrs. Augustus F.
Fechteler announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Margaret Fech-
teller, to Lieutenant Commander. Her
bert Emory Rays, at Newport few
days ago.
Both families are closely identified
with the service, the men of the Fech-
teller and Of the Kay families having
been with the army or navy for gen
erations. Miss Fechtelers two broth
ers are in the navy, and Commander
Kay's brother is an officer with the
navy also.
Miss Fechteler has often visited
here, the last time being about two
years ago, when she was the guest OF
her grandparents, Judge and Mrs. Will
liam w. Morrow, during the EXPOSE
ton summer.-San Francisco Exam
liner, May 20.
MARE ISLAND ACTIVITIES
MARE ISLAND, Cal.-Paymaster
and Mrs. George Brown are the guests
of Capt. and Mrs. c. N Offley at their
home here. Paynaster Brown ar
rived this week from the Asiatic sta
ton.
Miss Grace McCarty Of Texas is
visiting at the home of her brother,
.Paymaster Charles V. McCarty.
Passed Assistant Surgeon and Mrs.
Harry w. B. Turner, who have just
returned from the Asiatic station,
where the former has been on duty
for the past three years, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Mary Turner, at
Mare Island
Mrs. r. L. Gressitt, wife Of Chief
Pay Clerk Gressitt Of the local yard,
is an active member of the Vallejo
Red Cross Chapter and is now arrang-
ing a card party which is to be given
at one of the big halls in the navy
yard for the benefit of the ambulance
fund.
The Mare Island officers and their
wives are taking a great deal of in
terest IN the proposed dance which
is to be given in Vallejo by the mem
bers of Vallejo Institute, No. 13, Y.
l.. l., to the enlisted men of the navy.
San Francisco Examiner.
FIFTY YEARS IN HAWAII