Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-09
CoBBGIRvIN


At a small home wedding on We'd
nesday evening Miss Helen Giryin
was married to Mr.. Harry Cobb, with
about fifty relatives and close friends
assembled.
Miss Sara Lucas, at the piano, an
Eounced the coming Of the bride, who
came into the drawing room leaning
GU the arm of Mr.. William o. Smith,
an old friend of the family, who gave
her into the keeping Of her husband.
The ceremony took place Wednes.
day evening at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs.. Ernst Kopke on Kewalo street.
The marriage service was read by
Rev. John p. Erdman.
The bride, who 10 an extremely
pretty girl of the blond type, was
very daintiIy frocked 10 q simple
white georgette, with q deep band
|of embroidery circling the border OF
her gown. The pointed collar was
also embroidered. A tulle veil formed
the train, 1t being held to the head
by point lace bridal cap The
bride carried a shower bouquet OF
white orchids, white gardenias and
white sweet peas.
The drawing-room where the cere'
p,Sny was performed was very beanti-
fully decorated with white dignified
lilies and white daisies.
The bride and groom will live at
the Peninsula In the Waterhouse
home until their own house fs-conl'
pleted, now In construction. Miss
Gfrvin belongs to one of the Oldest
families here and is a girl with 2
great deal Of CHAIN and individuality
Mr.. Cobb Is with the B. r. Dilling'
ham Company. All of Honolulu wish
them happiness for the years to
come. -. /.-s
HENSHAW.HERBERT WEDDING =
81 NEXT WEEK 4
Next Thursday evening at st. An
drew's Cathedral will occur the wed
ding Of Miss Rose Herbert and MT
Marshall Henshaw. It win be the
largest social event of the season
Miss Herbert will have five bridal
attendants and the bride and her ~
tendaf,ts are among the very pretties'
girls in Honolulu; beautiful wedding
Il anticipated. Miss Herbert's tall
giriish blonde beauty will make 9
stunning picture in her bridal robes
II is to be q large church wedding
to which all friends have been biddeni
and the wedding supper VIII DC
served at home to the bridal party
and relatives only. ~ ~ s. ~..5s-
MRS. DONALD ROSS GIVES A
BRIDGE. - :, :.
Mrs. Donald Ross was an informal
bridge hostess on Friday afternoon
At her Manoa home.s Among the
guests were Mrs. James McRae. Mrs
q q. SchmutzIer, Miss ". JORDAN
Miss Lally. Miss Maud Jordan, Mrs
| 3 Rowan. Miss Katherine Wo0dford
Mrs Antonio Perry, Mrs Edward De
KUN, Mrs. Harold Hayselden, MIS-
James lDougherty, Miss Louise Lucas
/ Mrs. Don Kinney. Mrs. Arthur Dayla'
son. Mrs. A. NJ. Novel;, Mrs. =. y
lTrenfield and others,
MRS. REYNoID b. McGREW'S I'm
FORMAL DAY At THE BEACH
Mrs. Reynold B. McGfeW, who is at
the beach for the summer, Is enjoying
having her friends out 20 spend the
day informally. wednesday Mrs. g
Il. Olson and Mrs. MerNin Carson
and q few others dropped II Tor cur
OF tea and an hours chat.
80 IS &
MRS. WILLIAM LOVE IIoNoRS
MRS. G. SCHAEFER
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer was the guest
Of honor at q luncheon at which Mrs.
William Love was hostess on Thurs
day. Covers were laid for ten guests.
q " ~
A SUPPER ATsfHE BEACH 4
Mrs. NJ Ayers was hostess at an
informal supper ct Kahaia on Tues.
day evening. Music was the diversion
after supper Mrs. Ayers guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. g. Hagens
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Wichraan, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ChillingWorth, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Armstrong, DR.. and
| Mrs. Charles B. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
..l cy1,s,,eal 0foa Marfnrrt Gnffia Mies