Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-12
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SON AND HIS BRIDE VISITING
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SON AND HIS BRIDE VISITING
MOTHER
Mrs, Thomas II. Rees, Who has
been at Fort Mason for several
months, pending the arrival OF Col
Rees from the Philippines, has as her
guests her son and his bride, Capt.
bRd Mrs. Thomas Rees, Jr., who were
tEarried at FL Paso two weeks ago.
Mrs. Reese, Jr.. was Miss Amy Heard.
and ia a daughter OF Col. Heard. in
command at Fl Paso.
Mrs. Rees will give large tea next
week for her son and his bride and
also will entertain at a dinner for
them.
Mrs. Rees has just returned from
visit 10 Washington and New York.
Col. Rees will in all pGoba bility go
10 France shortly after his arrival
here from the Philippines. He is ex'
pected on any OF the arriving trans
ports. During his absence in France
Mrs. Rees and their daughter, Miss
Frances Rees, viii be In Washington,
d. C.-San Francisco Chronicle.
ELABORATE LUNCHEON
An elaborate affair of yesterday
was the luncheon given by Mrs.
James B. Howell, who, in compliment
TO Mrs. Daniel Howell, assembled
a score Of guests at the Francisco
club. The, occasion was one Of a
series OF pleasant affairs arranged in
hoisOr OF Mrs. Howell since her arrival
J. some weeks ago from Honolulu, and
> brought together a number of her
close friends In this city. The table
decorations were most effective, three
large baskets having been filled with
roses, dahlias, asters, phlox and other
(, blooms in the pastel tones.
Mrs. James Howell presided at a
Sinner this week in honor of Col
Daniel Howell, who arrived a few
days ago from Texas for a brief visit.
The affair took place Thursday even
ing at the home of Lieut. and Mrs.
Howell en- Lyon street, that evening
having marked the birthday anniVer.
sary Of Colonel Howell.
"a color scheme Of pink and laven-
der made an effective decoration for
the dinner, dahlias in several tones
of pink having been combined with
orchid toned phlox. Maj. and Mrs.
Philip Wales, Mesdames Charles VIII
liams and Tineman Horn, Capt. Rich
ard Croxton and Arthur Carson were
present to congratulate Colonel and
Mrs. Howell on this occasion. ....
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DANCE FOR SWIMMERS
Saturday evening the Outrigger
Canoe Club will. entertain the visit.
ing and local swimmers at q dance
at the Waikiki pavilion.
The annual Myrtle-Healani Regatta
dance will not be held this year, and
the Outrigger Club has decided to
make this Saturday nights affair a
real Regatta dance, and invite the
general public. - =.
The guests Of honor will be the
visiting mermen and mermaids, in
GLIDING the Misses Claire Galligan,
Dorothy Burns and Frances Cowells,
and Messrs Ross, Siegel, Jones and
Bachrach, also the local swimmers
who placed in the big three-day meet,
S1nd the members OF the Outrigger
Club swimming team.
Mrs. II. B. Campbell, Mrs. Harold
Castle, Mrs. Wallace r. Harrington,
Mrs. Arthur G.. Smith, and Mrs. Thorn.
as e. Wall, have expressed their will
ingness to serve as patronesses.
All members OF the club, their
friends and the public are invited.
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DAUGHTER OF HAWAII AND ARMY
HUSBAND ARE DINNER GUESTS
In honor of Capt. and Mrs. William
~ Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fos-
ter Dutton entertained at dinner at
the Palace hotel Sunday night. Capt
and Mrs. Vaughan. whose marriage in
Manila on July Is was one OF the
notable social events of the summer
on the islands, arrived in San Fran.
cisco on the last transport. Mrs.
Vaughan was Miss Meta Fairchild and
was queen of the carnival in Manila
last year; Capt. Vaughn was Prince
Consort. Mrs. Yaughan's moeher and
sister arrived in San Francisco on the
same boat. Mrs. Fairchild, who is a
delightfully."- attractive and youthful.
looking woman, was matron Of honor
at her daughters wedding.
Capt. Vaughan is the some of one of
the best known physicians in Wash.
ington, d. C. lie has been on duty
in the Philippines for the past three
years. His new assignment has not
yet been definitely announced
Francisco Chronicle. Sept. 2. .,E
AN ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST
is ANNOUNCED. >
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robert Carter
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Phoebe. to Mr.. Vivian Oxen
nam Dyer, son of Major and Mrs. John
L. Dyer of London.
TAKING STATIONS
Col. Sydney Cloman has been or.
dered to Louisville, KY, where it is
probable that Mrs. Cloman, and their
niece, Miss Natalie Campbell, will fol-
low shortly. Mrs. Cloman and Miss
j Campbell will visit in New York and
Gloucester before going to the South
They recently completed delightful
motor trip to Seattle, stopping at
Shasta en- route to SanlFrancisco.
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