Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-07

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1.-THE former palace. where kings ana
Queens held sway in their day ana
which is filled with memories OF an
Iunforgotten. past, which cling to this
now the, executive building.
r SCHNACK.SHERMAN.
In the presence of the immediate
family, Adele Field Sherman, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Ida Sherman, was
| married yesterday afternoon at her
home in Cambridge, Mass, TO Dr. "A.
G. Schnack Of Honolulu, Hawaii, Dy
Rev DR.. Bradbury.
The bride was attended only Dy
Miss Carlotta Abels of Lowell.
DIR. Schnack, who is a graduate OF
Leland Stanford and Johns Hopkins
University. has recently been appoint
ed an officer in the United States
Army. Medical Corps, and is at pres
ent awaiting orders from Washington.
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AMBULANCE FUNDS ARE AC- IS
So. -. - KNOWLEDGED
Advertisement of contributions
by San Franciscans to the Darrach
ambulance fund, which has sent ten
ambulances to the front, was received
here yesterday from Mrs. Marshall
Darraeh of the Fifth Avenue Bank,
New York City, who is in charge OF
the. receipt of contributions. The
fund is a memorial to Mrs. Frances
Warren Pershing, late wife of General
Pershing.-San Francisco Examiner,
Oct. 20.
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: -. .. DINNER DANCE.
. A dinner dance, in honor OF Miss
Hazel Maxim, who leaves soon for the
mainland, was given at the Moana no.
tel week ago Tuesday evening, Miss
elena Thomas being the hostess. Gov
ers were laid for eight. The table
decorations we're Halloween faVors,
with a basket of American Beauty
roses as certerpiece. Following the
dinner, the guests spent the evening
in dancing. = .."=.
Mr.. AND MRS. WALTER M. GIF-
FARD IN SAN FRANCISCO
En- route to this city are Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter :. Giffard of Honolulu.
They will remain with their daugh
ter, Mrs. William Leib, the greater
part of the winter-San Francisco
Chronicle, October g..
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The many friends OF Miss Christine
McNab, daughter of the late James
McNab, are anxiously awaiting her
return to San Francisco from the
front, where she. has been driving |
motor ambulance since last June, I'M
til her health gave way under the |
rigorous strain of conveying wounded |
soldiers to the hospitals. Informa-
ton of Miss McNab's breakdown was |
cabled to her relations by Colonel /
Charles E. Stanton from Paris. The |
exact nature of Miss MeNab's illness |
is not known, but in a recent letter
to friend she said the booming of |
the big. cannon was getting on her
nerves and it is believed that this
turmoil was the cause of her nervous
breakdown.-San Francisco Chron-
Gle, October, %.
Miss Martha Chickering of Califor.
MIA is coming to Honolulu. Years ago
her father was teacher at Punahoul
and later was a very well known law.f
yer of San Francisco Miss Chicken.
Ing will address the business women
Of the Y. W. C. A: on Friday evening,
being introduced by, Miss Marguerite
Ashford, with whom she was at the
University of California. as classmate.
Mrs. James Barhin Of schofield Bar
racks was a hostess on last Thursday
afternoon, when she entertained for q
number of her friends. An amusing
guessing game, "Conundrum Supper, Il
caused much fun among the guests,
prizes being awarded to Mrs Setback.
elford and Mrs. Ludeman for their
cleverness in guessing. -
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J. Miss McMenamin wishes to thank
very one who was in any way helpful
o her at the Catholic benefit fair on
Saturday. 1t is impossible to thank
very one individually, hence this note
o the friends who SO generously were
esponsible for. the $500 that her booth
ook in. -. .<> =.
Congratulations have been wired to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Cathcart King
Julia Dent Graht) in Portland. ND.
N the arrival of small son in their
household, born October 7.-San
francisco Chronicle, October %.
Mrs. Robert Mist entertained oni
Tuesday in compliment to her sister
Mrs. Phinney of San Jose, Cal, CIVIL
ng a large tea at her. handsome Ma
loa home. T.:
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Justice and Mrs. James L.. Coke,
Who have been away for the past three
months. returned to Honolulu thisi
norning. They have been in the
northwest and an Francisco.
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Mrs. Emma C.. Luquius and her son.
1r. H. NJ. Luquius, arrived this morn
ng and are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles Judd. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney arrived
ONE today after brief visit to the