Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-05
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I Ieaux. The Princess in the Tower:
Peter Mclean will pose as Bubbles.
Misses Madeleine and Elizabeth Du-
val will be representative OF Lam,
cret painting. and Miss Fras:ces
Ames will be a dainty Greuze, study.
The occasion will inspire many din
her parties this evening. and there
will also be supper parties TO mark
! the close of the production.-San
Francisco Chronicle, August 26.
; ...a FAREWELL REGRETS
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Richmond
Pearson Davis were hidden regretful
| farewell during the week at Fort Win
field Scott at a large reception held
Wednesday at the officers CLUB,
where Gen. and Mrs. Davis have so
| frequently entertained their friends
at delightful affairs during their resi-
dence at the post.
Brig. Gen. Davis has been appointed
to a post in Arkansas; he will COM
mand one of the training camps there.
Mrs. Davis will remain here for a
short while. waiting until the hot
! weather Is over before she joins her
| husband.
All Of the people of the post at
tended the reception, and a profusion
OF flowers, gathered from the gardens
of Fort Scott, made a charming dec
Grafton. Col John P. Hams, Capt.
| Harry A. Schwabe and Capt and Mrs.
! J.. P. Smith assisted in receiving the
guests
On Tuesday evening Capt. Schwabe
entertained with a dinner at the Pal.
ace hotel in honor of Gen. and Mrs.
Davis and Col. Hams entertained for
aem at the Palace on Wednesday
.vening.-San Francisco Chronicle,
august 26.
ASHTON SHOW IN SAN FRAN
u CISCO THIS YEAR
This years fashion show at the Pal
ice hotel will be under the direction
II Mrs. Benjamin S. Guinness, who is
LISTING here from New York, and
who will import a number of models
rom her own studio in the East for
he occasion. The affair will open
Wednesday afternoon. The news that
models direct from Paris will also be
shown is creating a great deal of in.
terest. II has taken many months
of planning to insure the arrival OF
these models from abroad.
Among those interested with Mrs
Guinness in the success of the VEN
ture are Mrs. William H. Crocker,
Mrs. Francis Carolan, Mrs. George A.
Pope, Mrs. Charles Raoul Duval and
number Of other women prominent
in local society. The fashion show
will last for three days and a mum.
Der of families living out Of town are
planning to come here for the pur-
pose of viewing the new models
San Francisco Chronicle, August e..
OLD CALIFORNIA FAMILIES JOINED
.r.. BY WEDDING
Interesting news comes from Kan.
sas City of a marriage solemnized
there recently, when Miss velda D..
Mattison became the bride of Lieut.
George r. Burgess at st. Georges
church
The newly married couple are well
known in San Francisco. Lieut.. Bur-
CESS and his bride first met when
both were attending the University
OF Califsruia. The bride is related
to one Of the oldest families in this
Iart of The state, and Lieut.. Burgess
family Is sqi ally known In Southern
California. The bridegroom recently
joined the engineer officers reserve
corps After he receives his perRan
ent assignment Mrs. Burgess will re
turn 70 California and make her home
with her parents.-S. F.. Chronicle,
August Is. III.
CCMINGS AND GoINGs =,
Mrs. Tiemann Horn Of Honolulu ar.
rived In town last week and 10 at
the Preside, where she was Joined
day or two ago by her mother,
Mrs. Daniel Howell, who arrived from
the East. Meanwhile Mrs. HowelPs
other daughter, Mrs. Charles VIII.
'liams, is also at the Preside, visit.
ing from Mississippi. Mrs. Williams
plans to return to her home in the
South about September /. Mrs. Horn
has not visited here in several ye :,
and her many friends are extending
q cordial welcome to her. Mrs. Horn
was last here during the exposition
year. She was then Mrs. Isabelle
Howell Cinton.-San Francisco Chron.
icle, August 10. .@....... 49,.
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