Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-15
SOCIETY

opens over a Vestee Of white net and
is topped by a small and smart straw
trimmed in blue velvet Miss Nc
Chord wears the youthful and becom-
ing white crepe collar in the new yer
sion OF the oId-t.me sailor with its
edge finished in the long slender
stitched embroidery in blue, gray ano
a touch OF green. Her hat is a blue
mushroom with wreath Of small bios
SONS at the base Of the crown and her
parasol Of plain green silk.
Miss Jane Sands and Miss Gladys
Hinckley, whose respective families
have contributed great social interes;
to Washington for many years, are
local bellies thoroughly enjoying the
unusual experiences Of q Washington
summer. Miss Sands in a chic one
piece gown of blue taffeta with white
silk hat and MISS Hinckley who had
only recently returned from a year
in the Far East, in an embroidered
muslin and mushroom hat of bronze
straw, were among a tea-drinking
company at a local hotel recently,
looking smart and distinguished.-San
Francisco Chronicle, August 5.
AN INTERESTING ARTICLE
ABOUT HONOLULANS
San Francisco bay folks were en-
thusiastic participants in a Red Cross
'benefit staged in the ball room at
Tahoe Tavern last Wednesday night
The program was given By the guests
and the employees. An original play
let, His Bachelor Day Sweethearts,"
was given by Mr.. Ernest Gay, a son
Of Francis Gay OF Honolulu, supported
by Mrs. Gay, Miss Mabel McGeagh OF
Pittsburg, Miss Margaret Liggett of
Augusta, Maine; Miss Blanche Loeb
Of New York, Miss Dorothy and Miss
Madeline Bamberger of New York,
Miss Elizabeth Bliss of Oakland, Miss
Margaret Carr of Berkeley, Miss Doris
Schmiedell OF Oakland and Miss Ina
Highen Of Oakland.
Mrs. Phil Norton, formerly Henri
Laura Legerton of Los Angeles. gave
q number Of vocal solos as old aIeo
Mr.. Ernest Gay. Mr.. J. Fernando, the
well known dancer, gave an exhibition
OF his eccentric dancing. assisted by
Mrs. Fernando. The hotel employees
staged THE Country Wedding, and
their performance scored one Of the
hits Of the entertainment.
MRS c. J.. NAYLOR ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Charles ]. Naylor, wife of
Capt. MAYOR, U. s. A., and a recent
arrival from Hawaii, was hostess yes
terday at q luncheon at the Woman's
Athletic Club, where she entertained
q group Of friends in compliment to
Mrs. Jerome Pillow, who arrived on
the last transport from Honolulu and
Is en- route to station at Fort Riley.
The guests were army matrons who
had known both Mrs. MAYOR and Mrs.
Pillow in the islands, and the affair
was therefore pleasant reunion.
Besides Mrs. Pillow the guests were
Mesdames John Reardan, Chalmers
Hall. Irving Philipson, st. Clair Baum
gartner, Richmond Day, Norris Rit.
tenhouse, John B. Mcdonald and Mrs.
Dixon.--S. f. Examiner, August 2,
.
FOUNTAIN-AKANA WEDDING
Monday evening Miss Eva Julia Ak
ana and Edward Clarence Fountain,
both OF the Garden Island, were mar:
ried by the Rev. Father Stephen J.
Alencastre, In the Catholic church of
the Sacred Hearts at Punahon.
A reception was held after the core
Tnony at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Armitage, 2671 Oahu ave.
nue., Manoa, after which the couple
slipped away to the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fountain win leave
tomorrow for their new, home at Nawi.
Twill. Mrs. Fountain il a graduate
Of the territorial normal school She
mas been teaching in the government
school ut Eleele. -
EATON n. MACON TO WED
CALIFORNIA GIRL
Announcements have reached Hon.
olulu Of the marriage at Del Monte,
Cal, on August 4, Of Eaton Harry
Magoon, son OF Mrs. Emmeifne Ma.
COON Of this city, to Miss Geneyieye
Burial Sicotte, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilfred Sicotte of Del Monte
Mr.. Magoon is an island boy and is
well-known in Honolulu. The bride
formerly was q teacher at Maxwell.
Kauai. Mr.. and Mrs. Magoon will be
at home In San Francisco after Sep
tember is.
EN- ROUTE 10 HONOLULU
Mrs. r. T. Ford of New York, &C.
companied by her daughter, Miss Ju.
liette Ford, 10 az the Gift hotel for |
: brief visit. Mrs. Ford and her |
daughter, the latter Of whom was one |
d the debutantes Of last winter in
he East, are on their way to Homo
ulu. On their return, Mrs. and Miss
Ford probably will be much enter
aimed here. They are friends Of Mr..
md Mrs. Ronald Forester, who prob
.bly will arrange some affair in their
ionor on their return from Honolulu.
IS. F. Chronicle, August 3.
MRS. II. LEWIS LUNCHEON AND