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mht mo ry fb 77 JVmife THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1927. SMiisly-Safage TWO ATTRACTIVE BRIDES of the past week sr.d their wadding partiss. Above is Mrs. Lester Marks Miss "Loy MsCr.dless) her attfndants, who are, frosn left to right, Miss Resells Wall, Miss Julistta Weight, Miss Logan Shepherd, Miss Catherine Weight, Mrs. Harold Kay, Miss Josephine Moragns, and JViiss Pattie Waterhoisse.

Below in the oval are Lieat. and Mrs. Joseph S. Gorlinski leaving the Scho field chapel Jast after the wedding ceremony and at tcs left (front row) Mrs. George V.

HarteslI, Matron cf honor, Lieut, and Mrs. Qorlinski. (Back) Lieat. fiartnell, Mrs. A.

C. Savage, the bride's nto.her, and Lieut. Winslow, the best man. Marks wedding party by Post, and Gorlinski by.Sshofssld Studio. Mies Emm Interesting An event of much interest In army circles was the marriage on Monday afternoon of Miss Mary Savage find 3 Lieut.

Joseph S. Lrorlinski. The bride, with her mother, Mrs. A. C.

Savage of Schenectady, TC. has for some months been the guest of -her sister and brother-in-law, Lieut, and Mrs. George W. Hartnell, and has many friends here. Lieut.

Gorlinski is a graduate of the United 4 A 1 if -4- fctates Military Academy of the -x i fi- fib i class of 191S, and has been stationed here for the past year with the Third Engineers. i. a. Only members of the family and close friends were present at the wedding, which took place in tbe if Post chapel. White chrysanthemums were massed about, the altar, and white candles in tall brass candelabra lighted it, while Chap.

J. Burt Web 4 1 ft 4 Cel. aM Mrs, McCfcsly E7S Bluer Royal Hawaiian Col. and Mrs. Manns 31001081167 were hosts at a very large and beautifully appointed dinner on Tuesday evening, at the Eoyal Hawaiian Hotel.

Many civilians and visitors, a well as prominent army people from the various posts, -were present for the dinner and the dance in the call room which followed. A single long table -was laid for dinner on the Ianai, and African daisies and gladiolus in blending shades, relieved by fern, were placed down its center. Very tall candles in pale pink stood at intervals among the flowers and completed the color scheme. The guests were and Urs. Edward M.

Lewis, and Mrs. William R. Smith, and Mrs. Stuart Heintzelman, and Mrs. Paul A.

Wolf, Brig--Gen. George Van Horn Mose-Col. and Mrs. Abraham G. Lott, Col.

and Mrs. Henry B. Farrar, Col. nd Mrs. Oliver F.

Spaulding Coh and Mrs. Lanrenco Halstead, Col. and Mrs. Ralph. McCoy, Col.

ml Mrs. Theodore F. Schultz, and Mrs. William H. Peek, and Mrs.

William '9. Burt, and Mrs. Albert fL Ehoades, and Mrs. Samuel T. Mackall, and Mrs.

2'orris Stayton, and ifrs. Harry L. Jordan, and Mrs. Henry F. Pipes, Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Chalmers of Chicago, Maj. and Mrs.

Harold E. Miner, Maj. and Mrs. Charles D. Daly, Maj.

and Mrs. Carl A. Baehr, Maj. and lira. John E.

Lewis, Maj. and Mrs. Casey Hayes, Maj. and Mrs. John H.

Carrnth, Maj. and Mrs. William A. Baborg, Maj. and Mrs.

George S. Patton Maj. and Mrs. H. Cramp-ton Jones, Maj.

and Mrs. John F. Crntcher, Maj. and Mrs. Robert B.

Cole, Capt. and Mrs. Stacy Knopf, Capt. and Mrs. William D.

Alexander Capt. and Mrs. Malcolm R. Cox, Capt. and Mrs.

Cyril Bassieh, Capt. and Mrs. Andrew E. Eeeves, Capt. and Mrs.

Sidney F. Dunn, Capt. and Mrs. Carlos W. Bonham, Capt.

and Mrs. William A. Camp-Dell, Capt. and Mrs. Frank G.

Sogers, Chap, and Mrs. J. Burt Webster, Lieut, and Mrs. Fay W. Lee, Mr.

and Mrs. John Macaulay," Mrs. Mu-rial Edwards, Mrs. Ellen Jordan, Mrs. Henry E.

Chase, Miss Sally Mc-Closkey, Col. Douglas Duval, Maj. John S. Wood, Capt. John A.

Chase, Capt. Douglas L. Crane and Mr. Samuel T. Felton of Chicago." jIUss Harriet Ida Ess Evening BrMee ivy 5' 3 ster performed the episcopal ceremony.

Mrs. George S. Hartnell was matron of honor for her sister, and she was given in marriage by Lieutenant Hartnell. Lieut. William R.

Wins-low acted as best man. The bride was gowned in georgette crepe, the bodice in delicate pink with a graceful scarf tying on the shoulder, and the wide skirt in three deeper shades of rose. Fho wore a large picture hat of tosc, simply trimmed with silver ribbon, and carried a beautiful shower bouquet of sweetheart roses, white violets, roses, sweet peas and fern. Mrs. Hartnell wore old blue georgette crepe embroidered in silver beads, with a large black picture hat, and her bouquet was an old-fashioned one of pansies, roses and forget-me-nots.

The couple were greeted at the chapel door by the Third Engiueer band, and a guard of honor was formed by Company commanded by Lieutenant Gorlinski. After the ceremony th home of Lieut, and Mrs. Hartnell ia the Artillery area was the scene of a reception in honor of Lieut, and Mrs. Gorlinski, and about 175 guests called to greet them. Potted plants and ferns were combined witi masses of pink and white flowers to, form a colorful background, and the same flowers centered the tea table, where Mrs.

Harold E. Miner and Mrs. Stacy Knopf poured tea for the earlier part of the afternoon. Mrs. William H.

Peek and Mrs. J. Burt Webster presided at a later hour. A feature of the iea table was the wedding cake, which was cut by the bride with her husband's saber, according to the service custom. Lieut, and Mrs.

Gorlinski sailed on Tuesday for Hawaii, where they will spend a short honeymoon at the Kilauea Military Camp. Upon their return they will be at home at quarters in the Engineer-Staff loop. A. lott Is cm At Atefea Tea for Ml ami Mrs Jmm Hosts at Blmer It Moaaa Hotel An evening bridge on Thursday wai Miss Harriet Todd 'a way of entertaining for a group of friends t'ais past week. Those seated at the six tables for the progressive game included Capt.

and Mrs. James L. Haydcn, Capt. and Mrs. Ferdinand F.

Gallagher, Capt. and Mrs. Francis S. Swett, Capt. and Mrs.

Frank J. McSherry, Lieut, and Mrs. Henry H. Duval, Lieut, and Mrs. William L.

Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hiyselden, Miss Leslie Burks, Miss Agnes O'Donnell, Miss Josephine Blanchard, Miss Euth Burt, Maj. Hany A. Wingate, Maji William C.

Foote, Capt. W. D. Mur-phy, Lieut. Allan P.

Bruner, and Lieut. E. T. Chaplain. The honors for high scores were on by Miss O'Donnell and Capt.

Mrs. A. G. Lott was hostess at a luncheon on Wednesday, entertaining for a congenial group of twelve. St.

Valentine's day furnished the scheme for the table decorations, red flowers and valentine place-cards making a bright and pretty table. Mr. and Mrs. H. V.

F. Turner were hosts at a pleasant dinner at the Moana Hotel on Wednesday even ing, with dancing and bridge as the later diversions. The dinner was a goodbye for their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miss.

Ackeimaif Engagement to Br. Eigfeolm AMQunced Gallasher, Olsen, who sailed on the President Pierce on Thursday evening on their way to Isew York, where, they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. igt Ci WeinesSay; Miss Mae Walker 11 the CiMfrj Qo Miss Mae Walker was the honoree at an aloha tea given at the Country Club on Tuesday afternoon by her mother, Mrs.

John Walker, and her sisters, Mrs. U. J. Eainalter and Miss Sophie Walker. Miss Waller sailed 'for San Francisco on the President Pierce on Thursday, and her marriage to Lieut.

Byron J. Con-nell will take place there on the twenty-third, the day of her arrival. It will be solemnized at Grace Cathedral with Dean Gresham reading the service. Hiss Sophie Walker accompained her sister to be there for the wedding. The three hostess wore beautiful pink carnation leis, and the hon-oreo had one of violets and lavender sweet peas.

The same delicate colors were used in the decorations of the tea table, where Mrs. Guy Rothwcll and Mrs. Watson Ballentyno poured for the first hour, Mrs. Harold Hayselden and Mrs. C.

E. Fronk serving for the second. A Hawaiian orchestra played during the receiving hours, when about a hundred friends called to bid Miss Walker aloha and shower her with If X' il yt ji I IF- far 11 1 iX I r- 1 1 (-Jk )V XC -x At Royal Hawaiian Ess Two Hostesses Olsen formerly lived in Kobe, but Mrs. Olsen has been here for several months on a visit and Mr Olsen joirert her rarly in the month. Mr.

and Mrs. Turner's guests were Mr. and Mrs. Judgi: and Mrs. Edward M.

Watson, Mr. and Mrs. L'ric Danford, Miss Dorothv Dickey, and Mr. Earl Thackor. BIsfepaM Mrs, MelM One cf the happily arranged bridges of the week- was that given Wednesday at the Eoyal Hawaiian Hotel by Mrs.

L. E. Arnold and I Urs. S. T.

Hill. The -players were rrranged in congenial groups at ten fets at Ife 4 good wishes Mrs. J. D. Ackerman of Keala-kekua, Kona, Hawaii, announces the engagement of her daughter, ilar-jorie, to Dr.

Joseph, Engholm of Pasadena, Cal. Miss Ackerman is a popular island girl, having been born and raised here, reciving her education at Punahou Academy. Dr. Engholm ia the eon of Rev. and Mrs.

Jensen fc. Engholm of Pasadena, Cal. He is a graduate of the University of California in the class of '23, and a member of Epsilon Alpha. He made his home la Honolulu last year, being ia practice at Palama Settlement. Miss Ackerman has set the month of September for her wedding, and plans tu leave the end Of summer, accompanied by her mother, for Pasadena, where the wedding will take place.

Mrs. Wo IL Farrlngtos's Mrs. W. R. Farrington entertained Most delightfully at luncheon on Wednesday, when she had as her guests Mrs.

Raymond Brown, Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. E. A.

Gorau, Mrs. F. B. McStocker, Mrs. ArtUur Wall, Mrs.

Harold Hayselden, Mrs. Irwin Sjalding, Mrs. R. E. DeHussy, Mrs.

J. W. Calwell, Mrs. L. L.

Me-Canless, Mrs. F. E. Trotter, Mrs. James McCandless, Miss Elizabeth.

Hargear, and Mrs. Augustus E. Murphy. Geio aM Mrs, Smlfi tapies for an afternoon of pivot hridge, attractive prizes being given to the highest scorer at each. The players were Mrs.

George Collins, Mrs. Harry Gray, Mrs. J. L. Coke, Miss Louise Lucas, Mrs.

Charles McWayne, Mrs. Guy Milnor, Mrs. P.M. Rodgers, Mrs. Lewis Mrs.

Harold Hayselden, Mrs. Wil-liaza Warren, Miss Elizabeth Boyn-on, Miss Katherine Larue, Mrs. Donald Hayselden, Mrs. Eaton Ma-Won, Mrs. C.

E. Fronk, Mrs. John Kaageter, Mrs. Theodore Smith, Mrs. Leonard Camp, Mrs.

Lester Petrie, ika. Arthur Spitzer, Mrs. Walter Jeall, Mrs. F. F.

Alsup, Mrs. A. H. Tarleton, Mrs. George Curry, Mrs.

Carl Allenbangh, Mrs. J. C. Lewis, jjps. Edward Dongherty, Mrs.

Bay O'Brien, Mrs. William Hoogs, Frank Bellows, Mrs. O. N. Ty-i Mrs.

Eugene Beebe, Mrs. J. McDonnell, Mrs. James Winne, Mrs. W.

Everts. Mr. SmJtti AlVa F. regressi? mzgt Yesiemay MMmm Mrs. George Gunnell of Seattle, who was a passenger aboard the President Van Buren, was the incentive for a delightful dinner given last evening by Bishop and Mrs.

John McKim, whose guest Mrs. Gunnell is to be, at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. The table was set in the private dining room and beautifully decorated with typically Hawaiian blossoms. In addition to the hosts and guert of honor places wer arranged for Governor and Mrs. Wallace Ii.

Farrington. Dr. and Mrs. D. L.

Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Stanlev Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Mr. and Mrs. William Soper, Mr. and Mrs. Nash, Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Warren. Mr. and Mrs.

A. N. Campbell, Mrs. E. H.

Peacock, Mr. Walter Emory, Mr. J. F. Scarle, Mr.

Charles Merriam and Mr. Guy But-tolph. BfiHer WeeesSay wit! Miss Mapuana Peters was abridge hostess yesterday, a "Vanishing" party for the Outdoor Clrfle fund. Seven of the ei-rht tables pj-ogressed Hit laxj Callers At after every fourth hand, arid dainty prizes were given to the lucky Mrs. A.

Bo Harris liered at tecla ilertali At Blmer Place CC anS Irs. IswarS Are Bpier Hosts Tiesiay EYeilng pittam, Mrs. H. Jones, Mrs. Stelts, 1 nl Mrs.

Rnrrtr Tlrirli nn.l Mm. By Mrs, Issse 'CO 'i i Ali iiff iii.fii'.sTa i anley McKenzie and Miss Sophie -'aci came in ior Tea. Tourists, townsfolk and service A happily 'informal dinner cf the week was that given on Wednesday evening by Mr. -and Mrs. F.

E. Blake. Twelve were seated at the atractive table and later three tables were formed for bridge. people mingled in a large gathering scorers. The guests for the afternoon were Mrs.

Jules M. Levy, Mrs. Arthur S. Conningham, Mrs. C.

V. Spitz, Mrs. Ray O'Brien, Miss Elizabeth Frazier, Miss Bernice Judd, Miss Dorothy Dickey, Miss Kora Lange, Mrs. Livingston Whitney, Miss Elfreda Lange. Miss Josephine Moragne, Mrs.

William Welters, Mrs. Joe Andrade Mrs. Ezra Crane, Miss Logan Shepherd, Miss Beth Nowell, Mrs. William Alio, Mrs. Archie McVeaarh.

Mrs. Russell Kiss Helen CaupBell Ehs Two Eoiorees Al EYSite A pleasure of Wednesday even One of the pleasant dinners of the week was on Tuesday evening, when Col. and Mrs. John Howiyd entertained at their home in Nuunu for a group of friends, later taking them out to the Royal Hawaiian. for dancing.

The guests for the evening Mere Dr. and Mrs. Frank Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Xorthrup Castle, Mr.

and Mrs. C. C. von Us mm, Col. and Mrs.

William Kelly, Miss Havclin, and Capt. F. PleadwelL Mrs. A. D.

Morris of Denver was the favored guest at a pretty luncheon given by Mrs. Edward Masaee ft the Royal Hawaiian hotel ox Tuesday. After luncheon the guests spent an hour or two wandering about the hotel and chatting in the lounge. Invited to meet Mrs. Morris were Mrs.

Wallace R. Farrington, Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs.

Jack Lucas, Mrs. Albert Mrs. Ra-mond Brown, Mrs, John 0. Howard, Mrs. A.

Is. Campbell, Mrs. J. A. Bakh, Mrs.

Frederick M. Browr and her house guest, Mrs. Minna Lang. Tift li'. ing was the dinner given by Col.

and Mrs. John O. Steger for a congenial group of friends. Seated Christiansen. Miss Juliette Weisht, at Washington Place on Friday afternoon, when Governor and Mrs.

W. R. Farrington held the first of their Eiid-montk: receptions, which they will continue until the summer, as well as holding them on the first Friday of each month. The usual delightful informality of tl.ese receptions was marked, the Hawaiian music, which is also a feature, adding much to the pleasure cf the callers. Mis Edith Mayer and Miss Ellen Miss Patte Waterhouse.

Miss Hilda with them at the prettily appointed Watkins, Miss Louise Watkins, Miss table were Col. and Mrs. William Marion Jaeser, Mrs. Eric Uaniord, Maj. Gen.

and Mrs. William R. Smith entertained at dinner ou Thursday. The guests included Col. and Mrs.

Charles W. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. William H.

Burt, Mlj. and Mrs. Fred L. Lemnion, Maj. End Mrs.

Frank W. HaL'iday an-1 Col Albert E. Waldron. rjpsts of Miss Helen Campbell at a Jfidg-j "on Thursday evening, with four tables playing. Later the eve-filDg was concluded with dancing, E.

Cole, Col. and Mrs. Theodore Airs. Numa Watson, Mrs. Stanley Mrs.

T. H. Petri was a luncheon hostess of Thursday, entertaining in a charmingly informal way for 12. The after luncheon hours were spent chatties- Schultz, and Mrs. Edward M.

Waldron, Miss Margaret Campbell, Miss Pauline Kluegel, Miss Bernice Jaeger and Miss Marguerite Paris. Mnnkle, and Maj. and Mrs. Frcde ii- Pallid rrpgram of dance music..