Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-11
A SERVICE WEDDING OF INTER.
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The wedding Of Miss EIEi.e Abel
Bertsch and Lieut.. Warfield Monroe
Lewis, u. s. A., was at frs. iiiteni leo
for October. Owing to The uncertainty
OF the future movements Of the bride.
grocm-elect the date was seq forward
TO September 5. IL will be smart
military wedding at st. Luke's Church,
with q reception following at the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs. William II
Bertsch AZ the Presidio. Lieut.. Col
Bertsch is nov IN Washington u. -
and II Is doubtful II he viii be able
to get away from his duties there TO
attend the wedding.
In Utica last Monday the wedding
OF Miss Rebecca Watson Shrese and
Phillip Van Rensselaer, Schuyler took
place quite suddenly and before the
date originally named by the pretty
bride. schuyler enlisted and was ex.
pecting an early call to the coiors
The result was the early wedding 70
the fair young Californienne to whom
he was betrothed.
Miss Ann Elisabeth Crowder was
the first Of the debutantes Of last year
TO announce her engagement. Her
marriage TO Robert Weber. enrolled
az the r. o. T. c., viii be an event
OF the early fall. Another student at
the camp TO win the hand Of pretty
San Francisco maid IL Wilder Bowers.
although truth compels the statement
that the romance began many months
ago before the war was declared or
the training camp projected. He IL
20 wed Miss Lloyd Meiere the middle
Of August
The wedding Of Richard Pennoyer
and Lady Winifred Ingestre will take
place in London, Eng. next Thursday,
and viii be 2 characteristic war wed.
ding, with the greatest simplicity pre-
vailing.
The engagement Of Miss Mary Beck.
man Cakes Of Seattle and Alfred
Frank Wollsey OF the Naval Reserve
may be said 10 be another wartime ro-
nance, and the date Of the wedding
win be dependent upon the orders re.
ceiFed BY the bridegroom-elect.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Mackenzie and George p. McNear, Jr-.
which took place IN New York June
Is, was essentially q war wedding,
although elaborate in appointment.
for the bridegroom is q member Of
the engineer corps and is expecting
an early summons TO Europe.-San
rancisco Examiner, July %.
MRS. WILLIAM DANIEL GIVES A
BRIDGE PARTY.
Mrs. William Daniel was bridge
honoring Mrs. Charles Raven. Mrs.
Charles Crane. Mrs. Chipier and Miss
Langfeld. all Of whom left the fol-
lowing DAY for the mainland Each
honor guest was presented with q
miniature suit case, tagged and ready
for the trip. each one containing adj
dress and memo books &c well AZ
steamer letters from the assembled
guests The prizes were won by Mrs
Ernest 0iesecke, Mrs. Chipier and
AIRS. Edward Lord, each receiving q
box Of dainty correspondence cards.
Miss I.anrIelde was given a. long gel,
low leI tied with purple ribbon.
Music By q quintette added In no
small measure to the afternoons en-
ioyment The GUESTS invited BY Mrs
A|IIAlI4 " l.AOl- III Ct0UE6 MIS-. Ia
ven. Mrs. Chipier and Miss Lang
field. were Mrs. H. L. Bigelow, Mrs.
W. H. Friediey, Mrs. ]. M. Levy, Mrs.
Louis Underwood, Mrs s. Smith, Mrs.
G. B. Curtis. Mrs A. +. Thayer, Mrs.
Ernest Giesecke. Mrs. ]. Lando, Mrs.
8. Kubey, Mrs. o. G. Scott, Mrs. a.
r. Prescott. Mrs. r. q. Matheson,
Mrs s. w. Smith, Mrs. Ed Lord, Mrs
II A. Jacobsen. Mrs. G. NJ. Thurston,
Mrs J. A. Beyens, Mrs. H. w. Vaug-
han. Miss Mabel Hare. Mrs. J. L.
Cooper, Mrs T. Dugean, Grandma
Crane. hrs. H. Newcomb. Mrs. c. c.
Rhodes. Miss u. Ferguson. Mrs. ].
Scott Of Fresno. Mrs. Harry Steiner
and Miss Kelley.
METCALFFINL.AY WEDDING
4 very pretty wedding was cele-
brafed last week IN San Francisco,
when Norma Finlay, former pupil Of
Funahou and for several years resi-
dent Of Honolulu, and Mr.. Earl Met
calf were united in marriage by the
Rev. Mr.. Young OF Redwood City,
Nofma's former pastor, who with
Mrs. Young went 70 San Francisco for
the wedding The wedding march was
played by Mrs. Young and the house
was beautifully decorated by loving