The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-06-10
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MISS PARKER

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Announcement of the engagement
of Miss Ruth X. Parker, daughter of
Captain and Mrs. f. II. Parker to
Lieut.. Benjamin S. Killmaster, L. S.
N, now stationed at Pearl Harbor,
was announced at an "At Home"
Tuesday afternoon at the Parker
home in Kahului.
The announcement was made on
blue bird cards under corsage bou-
Duets for the guests and the decora-
tons at table, place cards, etc, all
were designed to carry out the blue
bird idea. combined with roses. 1t is
expected the wedding will take place
in the early autumn.
The guests we're: Althea Case,
Lola Harris, Winifred Weddick, Win
nifred Wadsworth, Mrs. X. Hum
phrey, Mrs. II. Hughes, Mrs. C.. Chat
terton, Mrs. W. Tougher, Mrs. f.. Del
merit, Mrs. +. Walsh, Miss M. Melon
aid, Mrs. Fantom, Lois Murdoch, Jes-
sic Baldwin, Rita Rosecrans, Gladys
Meinecke, Thelma Boyum, Dorothy
Foster, Ethel Watson, Bernice Corel,
Elizabeth Walsh, Muliel Duncan,
Mary DeKay. Lucy Hale, Mrs. VIM.
Walsh, Mrs. II. X. Duncan, Mrs. }. j.
Walsh, Mrs. ]. S. b. Mackenzie, Mrs.
II. McNicol, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs.
Dale, Mrs. J. Jameson, Mrs. Il. Rie-
tow. Miss Breckons, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Dekay.
MISS RICHARDSON SHOWERED
In honor of Miss Lucy Richardson's
one of the brides soon to be, Miss
Leilani Weight and Mrs. J. H. Kune-
wa were hostesses at a miscellaneous
shower at Mrs. Kunewa's home last
Saturday. Miss Richardson was the
recipient of many lovely and useful
gifts from her friends. About 80
guests attended and a most enjoy
able afternoon was passed.
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MISS BOYUM SHOWERED
Last Saturday Miss Gladys Meinec-
Ike honored Miss Thelma Boyum with
a lingerie shower. The house was
prettily decorated in sweet peas and
African daisies. Candy and punch
were served throughout the afternoon.
After the guest of honor had opened
her gifts refreshments of ice cream
and cakes were served. A delightful
time was had by all. Those present
were: Misses Thelma Boyum, Ethel
Watson of Sunnyvale, California, Doro
thy Foster, Bernice Corell, Anne
Walker, Rita Rosecrans, Lois Muir
doch, Jessie Baldwin, Dolly Waters,
Rita York, Muriel Duncan, Winnifred
Weddick, Ruth Parker, Mrs. Shaw,
Mrs. Chatterton, Mrs. Hughes and the
hosters Miss Meinecke .
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TEACHERS ENTERTAIN
The teachers of Waikiki Public
School are entertaining this afternoon
at bridge and other games to some
of the teachers who will not be here
next year and a miscellaneous linen
shower for Miss Lucy Richardson.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
j. T. Correa of Waikiki and Miss
Ida Katherine Alexander of Kahului
were married at Punahou, Honolulu,
S saturday evening with Father
Stephens officiating and with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J.. Rego as witnesses and have
returned to Maui to make their home
in Waikiki.
Mr.. Correa was formerly with the
iSldHu EleclrlC company anu Is now
with the Waikiki Vulcanizing works.
Mrs. Correa is a daughter of Mrs.
Anna Alexander of Kahului.
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BURKERT-HANSEN
Miss Karlyn M. Hansen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hansen of Pun
nene became the bride of David C..
Burkert Saturday night, Rev. George
DeKay performing the wedding cere-
mony and William Cockett and Mrs.
DeKay acting as witnesses. While the
young couple had been contemplating
matrimony for some time they decid-
ed Saturday evening to wait no long
er and to surprise their friends. Mr..
DeKay was called up and his services
secured and the pair proceeded to
his home. Neither, however, know
that a license was a prerequisite and
had not secured the necessary paper.
Then came a scurry to find William
Cockett. He was not at his home and
it was learned he was at a picture
show. So the party waited until the
program was ended, met Cockett who
obligingly went to his office and the
troubles of the evening ended joy
ously.
Olympic Stars at Puunene Tank to-
morrow evening.