Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 27

HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1949 r- 1 I i J. i y7 i 7 pr 4, -v Pkdk M. I i I I 1 I 12- r'M s- -s ft i is 4 I' I Imapnoiii.mni, -a1 A-tt nnn i 4AiBiiB 4 1 PROSPECTIVE BRIDE of Lt. (z William John AVeher fr Mi A MARCH WEDDING is nlanned hv Miss Marv i.noii nnii Virginia Louise Goyette, shown here. The bride elect, a nurse at Kapiolani Maternity hospital, flew Monday night to the mainland, where her mother.

Mrs. A. J. Govette of Fresno. i annnunrinp and Edmund L.

Waldron, whose engagement has been told by Miss Donegan's mother, Mrs. E. Ruth McKendrick of Honolulu. Mr. Waldron is the son of Mrs.

Edmund Ward Waldron of New Zealand. They will be married at Pilgrim chapel Central Union church. De Gaston photo. the engagement this weekend. An April wedding is planned.

Son Born to Leslie Wheelers Knight-Nelson Team Returns Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nelson have fore their deDarture in Ortoher. From San Franrisrn rnmps urnr-H just returned to the islands after Mrs. Nelson, known professionally very fashionable St.

Francis Wood district of the Bay City. Mr. and Mrs. Hosmer Fiolph of Honolulu are grandparents of the infant. that the Leslie Wheelers of that city (she is the former Clare Rolph of Honolulu) are the parents of a son born February 11.

The Wheelers are iivins in the a six month stay on the west as Irene Knight, is a violinist, and coast. her husband is a master of cere THEY SPENT l'i years here be- monies. Miss Horman, bridesmaids. The bridegroom parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur J. Spitzer. 2001 Vancouver St. After a honeymoon in California and Nevada, Mr. and Mrs.

Spitzer will live at 'Hi 1 1 I -1 3IhS. ARTHIR II. SriTZER. a bride of last Saturday, is pictured here with the attendants for her wedding in Sacred Heart church. former Klanche van Oort, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs Josef B. A. van Oort, 3158 Oahu Ave. Left to right are Betsv Walker flower girl; Mrs. Forest Hatfield, matron of honor; Mrs.

Sp'itzer, and wij L.UI11HC unve. rusi oiuaio pnoio. 1 Donegan-Waldron Engagement Told Ml The nf Mies Mim Lueile Flnnpffan tn TTHrr-iiinH T. Waldron is announced by the oriae elects mother, Mrs. E.

Ruth McKendrick. The wedding will take place in me chapel at Central Un ion church on March 24. ana Miss Dnncsan ramp fn tho i. lands with her mother in 1944 from Los Anceles. She attpnrioH Los Angeles City college and is now accompanist at her mothers )UW BIFID.

ILIII II II 0 IK vocai siuaio in waiKiki. sne lor merly was with the Honolulu Star Bulletin. BOB i Mr. Waldron. son of Mrs.

Edmund Ward Waldrnn nf T-Tonrlnii on J) son, New Zealand, was Ijorn ih ciem neam. ana eaucat ed at Bromsgrove, England. Mr. Waldron is plant superin tendant of Hawaiian Gas Pro ducts. I A 4 7 I A "4 t-r i VA SZZr.

il fc x', Cocktail Party Fetes Newly Engaged Couple LIHUE. Kauai Marrh A rnpL- tail nartv honorincr Miss T.vnnp I I neuenoo ana cinar lierner, recently engaged, was the courtesv Mr. ana ivirs. uerner ana Mrs. Fres-ton Burns of Paia eave last, wppk- end.

An earlv summer n-prM in rf ic being planned by Miss Redenbo. who is on me yueen Hospital Staff, and hpr fianrp whr i ir iHa express business in Honolulu. Special Music Slated For Beta Siffma Phis A SDecial nrosram is nlannprJ fnr i I y' If "7 -J t- Lfc MRpN PITCHFORD and his bride, the former Barbara Paluch. center cut their weddine iHinrdf bJ Miss Bernice Cecelia Paluch, who flew from San Francesco for SI wedd ng last Saturday, at Sacred Hearts church. Mrs.

Pitchford wore a copy of Princess EHzabeth'f bridal gown wUh a finger tip tulle veil and orange blossom crown. The maTd of honowore a bali-anciaga satin gown and matching crown. Douglas Dvidson photo Beta chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. at Mrs. Rav E.

Hill's home. 3332 Pa. hoa Monday night. a 3 Mrs. HilL a well known musirian will be featured on the program.

Hostess and chairman fnr the eve Michopulos Party To Honor Visitors Black widow spiders kill about 50 people in the United States each year, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. Queen Elizabeth, of England, who died unmarried after a reign of nearly 45 years, is known as the Maiden Queen." ning is the chapter director, Mrs. Dewey Greer. Mrs. Carl H.

Voice i jr. is presiaenr. Tourist arrivals and departures 1 "if occasioning a say social life for Mr. and Mrs. George Micho- Democracy is at work at The Liberty House.

When you choose to make one purchase instead iiujus oi ivn iviou imiin drive and their Mra- Mr. and Mrs. Michopulos will' be hums ounaay ior an Italian supper at their home for visitors expecting to leave on WpH Amnn? thf hnnnroH imnrt i vv. fcUtJU Will be Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Frank. of xsew iorK. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Levy of New York.

Mr. and Mrs. tamucl Genis, Mrs. Clara Miller cr Aew ork and Mrs. Bessie tmmmmmm I j'Jl'i, I jmmsmsma I 1' 11 I m.j During the last week Mr.

and ivus. rranh- entertainrd fellow vis itiiiiinHfrtMiiumtitiiHiiit'miiMiiiiiiiitini'iiirlNltttnrf'linfM! I I 4UP I mm itors ana Honolulu friends for din- m-r Ht thf Rnv-l u-, iiadiidli IHUC1. I HO oeeasinn hnimrn i.T i tv I I I III i tS! I 1 i i Ed Donncll of the Matson Nav igation CO. aswBRa it i i i I i i i i inn til I maasassaffiwyi of another from the abundance displayed in our store, you are exercising a cherished democratic right All too often we obscure the tangible blessings of this free land by limiting our thinking only to basic principles such as Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Worship and Freedom of Individual Enterprise. Scratch the surface of any one of these and you will find a multitude of humble little freedoms which we take for granted as the air we breathe.

Yet all of these freedoms, the big ones and the little ones, have one undeniable factor in common. This factor is the right to pick and choose. From your fundamental right to pick and choose comes the inspiration for Americans, functioning in an atmosphere of free enterprise to seek to satisfy your desires for a more abundant life. Business in America, in Honolulu, at The Liberty House, succeeds or fails on its ability to please you. To furnish you with the variety of goods and values that are required for the exercise of your right to pick and choose, we search the manufacturing world in a free market for better things for you.

And thus does Democracy work over our counters where we at The Liberty House help make freedom a tangible, enjoyable and precious thing. Delta Gammas Aid Local Blind Folk Aid to the blind --t -r the national Delta Gamma alumnae unit, and the Honohnu ciao' cooperating locally. Members" here will observe founders' dav with a "1" at 9ahu Country club at D. m. Marrh wsC ll ill; I II li i llli IIhI lit llll mV iwiiMiMiiilTi li iljll In! I 'n li't" SZSZZ i iNI lli fl! ISS i 1J; 1 1 1 ffSfei 1 IS vmmmSmww Jl 1 1' 1 I ill js mmssm A mi I In i VJ- aSS I il I I mmkxmmmxmm i il i I il 1 I I 3 rmmmmM i'1 n1 'i'1! it i Last year the alumnae bought i' ni iii1 1 1 hi' i ii i I i I '''''''i ll'' II 1 ill 1 I rE I 1 I I I 11 tSZszkwi urfirv KJd.sses ior use in the Bureau of Si'jht Conservation's sight clinics all of the Hawaiian islands The project this year is to help a blind girl.

The sorority, which has 149 collegiate and alumnae chapters is observing its 76th anniversary this month. Local and visiting Delta Gammas are invited' to next Saturday's luncheon meeting. UcserVations should be made with the president. Mrs. M.

C. Butler 73713. or with Mrs. Eric T. Wakefield, 63264.

A WMwwm, 1 1 al.ilitHMillililllllllliiilHIIillllll "Your it Ht right tO picfc Olid cllOtfW nil in: )-' 4 A large collection of diamonds of fine color, cut and brilliancy for your selection. 3m. 'X if: without frca ichangt of goods you cannot ha fr pooplo" U. C. Alumni To Observe Charter Day March 23 University of California alumni In Hawaii will note Charter Day March 23 with a dinner dance.

Those interested may contact the chairman, Don Graham, 59581 or 96687. C. W. Turner is local president. Donations Accepted for Rummage Sale at Church Donations for the rnm in cr mm.

Tit UTIIHT (Ullll fISt Brooches Bracelets Necklace WAIKIKI SHOPS "On The Avenue" DOWNTOWN Fort and King MAY'S MARKET Beretania at Pensacola KAILUA SHOP Kailua, Oahu mage sale may be left at the parish house of St. Clement's church un- til 3 p. m. Monday. The rummage sale, sponsored bv the Women's Guild and Auxiliaiy of the church, will start at a i It Tuesday in the parish house..