Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-06
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! The wedding ceremony viii be read
by Rev. John Erdman. The marriage
will take place at the home Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. E. E. Kopke.
BUSH-HAWK
| Miss Dorothy Hawk and Mr.. Shir
! ley Bush will be married on Friday |
! evening at the home OF the brides |
! parents, Nj and Mrs. ". S. P. Hawk, |
IN Manoa. About 200 guests will be |
assembled to witness the wedding |
VOWS OF this popular young couple. |
BAUER-WILLIAMS
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Williams |
. have received cards announcing thu |
marriage Of their sister, Cha-lotte !
Williams, and Mr. j. Bauer OF San !
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer will |
make their home in California, with |
visit to Hawaii now and again.
Especial Star -Bunesin CoI1eSpondence) !
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, May .,
! Mrs. F. Barrineer was a charming
hostess recently with Mesdames Bar
, Din, Cady, Donnelly, Hammond, Lude- .
man, Ruggerrie, Sackwitz. Shackle- !
/ ford, Ztlka as guests a guessing con-
test afforded great fun part OF the
afternoon; Barbin winning first prize,
, Mrs. Donnelly the consolation. Deli
. clOus refreshments were served, the
color scheme carried out in pink and |
white. Mrs. BarriRger leaves on the /
next transport fer a three months |
visit to the mainland
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charming affair Of last week was
! the luncheon on Thursday afternoon
, at which Mrs. Carroll was hostess !
The table vas very dainty with its
blue and green decorations, dainty
bluebird houses married the places for
Mrs. Barbin, Mrs. Barringer, Mrs
/ Cady, Mrs Bi-malee, Mrs. Clarkson, /
Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Ludeman, Mrs.
Sackwitz, Mrs. Ghackleford, Mrs. Rug
gerr1e, and Mrs Zilka. A bird guess
ing contest was feature OF the after
noon and Mrs. Ruggerrie was awarded
first prize, Mrs. Sackwitz second,
while Mrs. Clarkson was consoled.
Miss Loretta Bills leaves for her
eastern home this week after a few
years visit here. Miss Bills came
like many tourists, to make a short
visit and It has heightened to the
kamaatna stage. Miss Bills will with.
out doubt wander this way again, as
do all who have ever lived here for
q while.
Newcomers at the Pleasanton Ho-
tel include Mrs. A. Mason, Miss Ma
son and Miss Wight, Mshukona, Ha.
vail; Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Paul, U. S.
Navy; Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Bruce, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moss, West
Australia, Mr. Frank Moss, 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 a visitor only.
Mrs. William B. Thomas and her
son, Mr.. William P. Thomas, have
returned from the Orient, where
delightful three months was enjoyed /
in sightseeing. Both come back great.
ly 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 Pierpoint, Waikiki.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice of Lihue. /
Kauai, came down 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 Rosamond Swanzy was a horo
coming passenger on this weeS's
steamer. Miss Swanzy will spend the
summer at home with few side trips
to the other islands and possibly to
Japan and China.
Mrs. Harry Gray is giving the first
Of series Of bridge parties at the
Country Club today. They are to be
simple and informal, a quality which
characterizes all affairs social today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams en-
tertained last Saturday evening COM
plimentary to Mr.. Kenneth Ables and
his bride of few weeks, who are
honeymooning in Hawaii.
Mrs. Samuel Tay and her three
small children leave for the mainland