Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-15

TO WELCOME NEW TEACHERS
According 10 It's annual custom, the
l.omen's society OF Central Union
church will tender an informal reHep
ton to all OF the new teachers Of the
city, Thur DAY afternoon. Sept 30. a.
) o'clock at tho parish house, and this
affair, marking as it will tie opening
OF the years work promises 10 be
most delightful In every way. Each
year brings its quota OF new teachers
from the mainland, and this Septem-
Der tea is always planned as vel
come to them that they y meet the
members OF the society and the
women whose children they may be
called upon TO teach
Miss Evelyn MCDOugall is in charge
OF the plans for the afternoon. and
several OF her assistants have apprO-
priately been chosen from among the
women who are closely identified with
educational work in the various insti
tutions Of the city. Those who will
assist her are Mrs. w. J. Mcneil, Miss
Katherine Woodford, Miss Kinney,
Mrs. J. l.. Fleming, Mrs. George Klue-
gel and Mrs. Richard Quinn. Follow
ing the program refreshments will be
served.
II is expected that the attendance
at this first social affair Of the autumn
will be unusually large. and especial
ly are the teachers Of the city urged
to attend.
HONOLULU GIRL WEBS
The smart set of this city and Ho-
nolulu is much interested in the news
OF the marriage on August % Of Miss
Harriet l.. Young of Honolulu and
Archibald Donald Fiskin of Seattle.
The marriage was solemnized in the
afternoon at the home of MI and Mrs.
X. j. Pratt Of Benevue avenue, Berke-
ley. Rev. Edward Lamb Parsons Of
st. Marks church read the marriage
service in the presence of relatives
and a few close friends of the bride
and bridegroom.
Miss Young wore a smart travelling
costume and her corsage bouquet was
of lilies of the valley and forget-me.
nots. She was given in marriage by
her mother, Mrs. J. o. Young of Homo
lulu, as her father was unable to come
from that city for the wedding
The bridegroom has been in train.
ing at the Preside for several months
and has been ordered to Fort Sam
Houston, whittier he and his bride
went Immediately after the marriage.
San Francisco Chronicle, Sept. 4.
Mr.. ANDARs. tERRrr P.
-. WILDER'S FAMILY
POI SUPPER
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit p Wilder entertained
very informally at a poi supper in
honor of Miss Helen Kinau Wilder,
who is home for a short visit. The
poi supper was served on the lovely
lawn of the Wilder home.
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New arrivals at the Pleasanton: Mr..
George E. Turner, San Francisco;
Mr.. Charles H. Barnes, San Fran
cisco; Mr.. p. y. GULL, San Francisco;
Miss L. H. Hart, Chicago; Miss ].
o. Sager, Chicago, and Mr.. Bert b. |
Mclean, Haleiwa hotel.
MRS. H. AYERS TO ENTERTAIN
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
Mrs. H. Ayers and her daughter, Miss !
Margaret Ayers, are entertaining at
h0uuld al
party and supper. Dude Miller's quin |
tet will play during the supper and
q very jolly evening is anticipated. |
About % guests have been hidden.
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MRS. J. F. c. HAGENS GIVES A
CHINESE LUNCHEON
Mrs. ]. F. c. Hagens entertained at
q very charming and delightful Chi
nese luncheon last Saturday at her
peninsula home. Lovely zennias oTna-
mented the table and the dishes were
all of Chinese design. Sewing. knit !
ting and pleasant social chat passed !
q very pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Hagens' guests were Mrs. An |
drew Fuller, Mrs. Laura Wight Mrs. |
George Collins, Mrs. Alice Brown,
Miss Emily Ladd, Miss Margaret Mc-I
lntyre, Miss Kate Mcintyre, Miss |
Helen Jones, Miss Kealoha Kekili !
and Miss Margaret Jones. - IT, !
i{Is3I1Iys!EIS 400 INS Girls |