Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06

The wedding ceremony will be read
~ Rev John Erinan. The marriage
will take p.ace ct the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. f. Nopke
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BCSH-HAWK
Miss Dorothy iiaWk and Nj Shir.
ley Bush VIII 10 married on Friday
lar~rts, Mr. and Mrs W. ). P. Hawk,
Il Stanoa AOoIt - guests Will be
Cssemhle 70 witness the Wedding
1p"- l..t...s pupt,a- young couple.
BAUER, WILLIAMS
NJ and us. Henry II Williams
have received CaTGS announcing IN.
r'1rriage OF their sister. Cka-Iotte
Williams, and MIR. ! Bauer O. San
Francisco. NJ. and Nrs Bauer will
make their McE!c in California. Wit:
"is:: 10 Hawaii no". AL as2!I.
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Especial ga. Bnuesin co..espoodtpcc)
S(HOt lIIL HntEACES, May j..
%r'. r. Na~ciHe>r vas c;4@~El!ng
u Tess ~CC@!t,y VIII No.Ga'. = Bar
o..:. C1tv. Uonn".iv, NaE.moLd. !. de
nan, EHcRer!ie, SaCkw!tz. ShacAle-
f.rd, I.lEa as guests A Guessing C'n.t
test afforded great fGn ,aC: Of the
afternoon, Edroin winning tlrst prize,
VIZ, NCnnelly the consolation. Deli.
cjcHs refreshments were served. the
HrlHr Gch"12e carried OUt IN Pink aEd
""ti". AIRS. lia"Etncor i"ivea en- the
n"N TRANSPORT fer tn:ee months
visit t. the mainland
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A charming affair e last week was
tn" luncheon en- TEV.sdar afternoon
at which IRIS. Carroll was hostess.
lie table AS very dainty with its
OIne and green decorations, daintE
0!uebird houses married the Ilaces for
Mrs. BaTbin, Mrs Barringer, Mrs.
Cady, Mrs Bi-nalee, Mrs. GARRISON,
Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Ludeman, Mrs.
Sackwitz, Mrs. GhackIeford, Mrs. Rug
8err1e, and Mrs. Ztlka. 4 bird guess
ing contest was feature of the after
noon and Mrs. Ruggerrie was awarded
first prize, Mrs. Sackwitz second,
while Mrs. Garrison vas ccnsoled.
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Miss Loretta Ellis leaves for her
eastern home this week after q few
years visit here. Miss Bills came,
ike many tourists, to make a short
visit and it has heightened to the
Eamaaina stage. Miss Bills will with
out doubt wander this way again. as
do all who have ever lived here for
a while.
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tel include Mrs. A. Mason, Miss Ma
son and Miss Wight. Mahukona, Ha-
wall; Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Paul, L. S.
Navy; Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Bruce, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moss, West
Mr.. Frank Noes, Jr., Berke-
ley, Cal.
Miss Florence Lee, who has been
connected for some years with the
College Of Hawaii, leaves for her New !
York city home this week. Miss Lee
has resigned and will, if she does re-
turn, come as visitor only. e.!
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Mrs. William B. Thomas and her
son, Mr.. William p. Thomas, have
returned from the Orient, where a |
delightful three months was enjoyed
in sightseeing. Both come back great.
" benefited in health.
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Mrs. F. W. Law and her daughter,
Miss Kathleen Law, were Honolulu
arrivals this week, coming to join Mr..
F. W. Law, who has been here a few
weeks and Who is pleasantly situated
at the PierDoint Waikiki
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rice of Lihue,
Kauai, came dowr last week to meet
their daughters, Edith and Juliet, who
have been on the mainland at school
and arrived Wednesday to spend the
summer here.
Mrs. Frederick Dwight Lowrey with
her three small sons is home after a
four months trip to. the mainland, |
where she visited her former home
Santa Rosa, and her mother, Mrs.
Parsons.
Miss Rosamcnd Swanzy was a horn
coming passenger on this weeks
steamer. Miss Swenzy will spend the
at home With a few side tr!3s
to the other islands and possibly to
Japan and China
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Mrs. Harry Gray is giving the first |
Of a series Of bridge parties at the
Country Club today. They are 70 be-
simple and informal, a quality which !
all affairs social today. |
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams en-
tertained last Saturday evening COM
to Mr.. Kenneth A0les and
his bride of few weeks, who are
honeymooning in Hawaii.