The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 13

SECOND SECTION AUGUST 14, 1949 Midsummer Wedding Held in Kapaia, Kauai A midsummer -wedding united Miss Helm Marie Sheehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan of Koloa, Kauai, to Albert Joseph Kocher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Edward Kocher of Tacoma, yesterday afternoon in the picturesque Immaculate Conception church, Kapaia, Kauai, with the Rev.

Fa ther Remy Mattheeuws ofnci ating. hydrangeas and leis of like flowers. Maile leis from Hawaii marked the pews. The bride, who was escorted to The altar was arranged with Kokee hydrangeas in soft shades of blue together with lighted candles. In the chancel were papyrus and tall pedestals with baskets of the altar by her father, was lovely in a period ivory satin gown accented with an illusive mist of blue and designed with standing collar at back, rolled neckline, long waist effect, swirling skirt detailed with tiny ruffles.

Her brief veil of illusion was attached to a bandeau of the same net. She carried a colonial bouquet fashioned of lace, white dearii orchids and sprays of butterfly orchids. Maid of honor was Miss Mary Minor of San Mateo. and bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Peacock of EJeeleJ Kauai, and Elizabeth Paris and Miss Barbara ON ALASKAN CRUISE Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Black of Honolulu and their daughter, Jane, are shown aboard the luxury yacht, SS Corsair, prior to sailing from Vancouver, B. on Aug. 4 for a leisurely cruise to Alaska.

The Blacks will return to Vancouver aboard the Corsair tomorrow. (Steffens-Colmer studios, Vancouver.) cutler, ootn of Honolulu. The. attendants were attired in soft blue frocks fashioned like the bride's gown with standing collar iuu sitins ana Dustie effect. The maid of honor carried round white ginger leis caught at the wrist with maile strands.

The bridesmaids also had white ginger leis and wore bandeaux of like Diossoms. juts, bheehan wore a sandal wood lace net gown complemented by a corsage of brown and sunset pink orchids. Her small flowered hat was in the same colors. MISS JACQUELINE MOODY (Madison Haas photo.) v3 I x. Best man was J.

Zook Todd of Piedmont, and ushers were John Fatton Tate of Boise, Idaho, jacs Jsheehan of Koloa and Spalding Garlinghouse of Lihue. ivauai. After the ceremony a reception Hogan-Rhodes Wedding Held Miss Evelyn M. Rhodes, daughter- of Mr. and Mrs.

George Mc-Cay of Kalamazoo, became the bride of Jack B. Hogan, son of Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Hogan of Au Bird Life In Hawaii Is Enriched Hawaii's bird life, which is almost as varied and cosmopolitan as her human population, is being enriched by the arrival of colorful and exotic strangers.

Sixty-five pairs of Rainbow Buntings were flown to Honolulu recently, and this past week the Hui Manu Bird Society, under the leadershio of Mrs. Nathan F. Banfield III, president, has been releasing them at favorable points around Oahu. The Kailua swamp, Hakipuu and. Makiki Heights were chosen as the spots to give the new guests their freedom.

Natives of Mexico, the Rainbow Buntings are about the size of sparrows. They have blue wings, and yellow and orange breasts. The Hui Manu chose them for importation because of their colorful appearance and adaptability to Hawaii's climate. On arrival, the birds boarded zt the Kapiolani Bird Park throuch the courtesy of Director Paul Breese. Six pairs will remain at the zoo for the enjoyment the public.

Other birds of the same species were imported several years ago and released at Kaneohe. The Hui Manu is anxious to hear how tha Rainbow Buntings are thriving in Hawaii. Reports of their sighting should be given to Mrs. Banfield. Pre-Nuptial Parties Slated Miss Barbra Ellen Crozier, daughter of Mrs.

Campbell Crozier and the late Mr. Crozier will married to Edward II. Campbell III, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Campbell, on Saturday at 4:39 p. m. at Central Union church. Wednesday evening.

Mrs. Don was held at the Poipu home of the bride parents. The marquee was placed in the garden facing the sea. Hawaiian flares and torches Moody-Bedell Engagement Is Announced Mrs. Benncd N.

Golcher of San Francisco announced the engagement of her daughter, Jacqueline Moody, to Charles Bedell, son of Mrs. I. J. Bedell, formerly of Honolulu and now of Montana, at a luncheon yesterday at home of Mr. and Mrs.

Golcher. No date has been set for the marriage which will take place in Honolulu. added to the decorations. MISS PATRICIA ALONA COLLI burn, N. yesterday at the Church of the Crossroads with the The refreshment table was cov (Continued on Page 2) Rev.

Charles C. Hoskinson per forming the ceremony. The pews were marked with strands of crown flowers and gardenias. Patricia Collins' Troth Announced TO LEAVE SOON Mrs. Brewster B.

Broadwell. who will leave Thursday for San Francisco where she will join Mr. Broadwell, was one of the guests of honor at a luncheon given by Miss Lorna Carson Tuesday at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Her daughter, Marcia, will be with Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall Henshaw at their Country Club Rd. home. Mrs. Henshaw will take her granddaughter to the Mainland in September. (Advertiser photo.) The bride, given in marriage by J.

Howard Ellis, was attired in blue linen street-length frock de Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Desmond Miss Moody, also the daughter signed with round neckline. She Collins announce the engagement of the late E. Moody of HonO' wore a lace bandeau.

For accent she chose a matching set of jewel lulu, was graduated from Puna-hou in 1945 and from the Univer of their youngest daughter, Patricia Alona, to Raymond Albert Runyan ry, gift of the bridegroom. Her sity of Hawaii in June. She is flowers were a double white gin of Hartford, Conn. Patricia is a member of Phi Sigma Rho and ger lei. Mr.

Quirino To Be Honored 1943 graduate of Punahou, was graduated from Vassar college in Hui Hauoli, a civic organization. The bride-elect is the sister Mrs. William A. Morgan, at Mrs. Shina Kan To Be Honored Mrs.

Shina Kan, Episcopal lay-woman from Japan and a delegate James F. Moody of Honolulu and tendant, was gowned in pink lin 1946 and has just finished Smith college for her M.A. degree in so President Elpidio Quirino of the en styled with high neckline. She Dr. E.

A. Moody of Santa Rosa, Calif. She will return to Honolulu carried a white ginger lei. cial welfare. Philippine republic will be honored at a formal dinner Tuesday Jack A.

Black served as the best at the end of the month. to the forthcoming Triennial Gen- man and ushers were C. J. Morris Raymond Albert Runyan is the son of Mrs. Raymond W.

Runyan of Panama City. His father was evening at 7 at the Royal Hawaiian eral conference of the Episcopal Mr. Bedell was graduated from Iolani school and served in the and J. Hippsley. Hotel.

Sponsors will be the Philip- church in San Francisco, will be After the ceremony a reception U. S. Army. He is now associated with Universal Motors. His sister pine consulate and the Honolulu I honored by the Honolulu Council Chamber of Commerce.

About Church Women at a tea on was held at the Waioli tearoom Decorations were ginger blooms. is Mrs. Douglas S. Gibb of Lanikai. ald F.

Nicholson will honor her sister Barbra, at a spinster party at her Waipahu home. The bride- luesaay aiternoon from 3 to 5 500 persons are expected. The couple will spend their honeymoon in Lis Angeles, San chief surgeon of Panama hospital and died in 1948. The benedict-to-be is a graduate of University of Cincinnati and has his B.S. and M.S.

degrees from that institution. He is employed in the research department of United Aircraft at Hartford, Conn. It is expected that the wedding will take place Guests will include civil and elect's attendants have been in Hawaii Daughters To Hold 'Hookupu vited. military officials, county and ter Francisco, Seattle and Alaska. The bride was graduated from Mr.

and Mrs. Campbell will ritorial officials, members of the legislature and other prominent hosts at the rehearsal dinner on Kalamazoo high school and Kalamazoo Business college. citizens. Thursday at their Ferdinand Ave. in the East in the late fall of 1949.

The bridegroom attended Au home. in the parish house of Central Union church. Mrs. Kan will give an informal talk and will answer questions on church work in Japan. Mrs.

Kan came to Honolulu in connection with he Pan-Pacific Women's' conference. She is president of the Japan Association of University Women. Her husband will join her here Wednesday when she will resume her trip to the Mainland. Daughters of Hawaii have been remodeling Queen Emma Home and with the reopening of the museum on Aug. 24 from 3:30 to Jt Dinner Planned MISS NANCY ANN LAUSMAN MRS.

DONALD E. (Wong studio.) VAN GIESON (Lee Portraits, Salt Lake City.) burn Academic high school and the Auburn Business college in New York and is a member of Honolulu Lions club and St. Paul Masonic Lodge. He is property manage Cristy-Margraf Vows Exchanged Members of the Chamber of Commerce, may obtain tickets at the chamber offices. President Quirino will arrive Tuesday at 3:55 p.m.

and will leave for the Philippines at 11 p.m. He will be returning home from a conference in Washington, D. C. ment officer for the Civil Aero Mrs. Michael Sahm of New York Miss Lausman Before Rehearsal Miss Heather Damon, daughter of Mrs.

Julia Waterhouse Damon and Samuel Renny Damon, will married to Clarence George Phil- nautics Administration, Ninth Re City announces the marriage of her daughter, Judith Lawrence gion. Mr. Kan will study at the Gen-! eral Theological seminary in New! Margraf, to George Frederick Cristy, son of Mrs. Albert M. Cris- W.

T. Nelsons YorK City. Mrs. Kan spent the! potts, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henrv Mrs. Atherton 5:30 p.m., there will be a hookupu. To the kamaainas hookupu means donations and a calabash will be placed at the entrance. In charge of the restoration work and supervision have been Mrs. Arthur L.

Greenwell and Mrs. Charles M. Hite. Mrs. George Sumner has assisted in the remaking of the old kahilis.

Mrs. Marshall B. Henshaw remodeled the princess' crib according to the period. Assisting in the general work were Mrs. Henry Caldwell, Mrs.

Sidney J. Weinrich and Miss Marguerite Bryant. i Members, their friends and vis year 1921-1922 in Honolulu as a Phil potts of Dowsett Highlands. ty and the late Justice Cristy, In Key West student in the Punahou school, be- Saturday at half after five o'clock; ing the recipient of one of the 'at St. Stephen's church.

Nuuanu. which took place June 16 in Wilton, N. H. The young couple are To be Speaker Capt. William Nelson, USN, Wilma Snyder Weds Islander Word ir received here that the marriage of Miss Wilma Jeane Snyder, daughter of Mr.

Mrs. Waldo A. Snyder of Salt Lake City, Utah, to Donald E. Van Gie-son, son of the late Mrs. Florence Not' and the late Henry Van Gie-son took place yesterday at the Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City.

It was a double ring ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in (Continued on Page 2) now in Dornach, Switzerland, where Mr. Cristy will do scientific research work. Mrs. Frank C.

Atherton will be'rriena "ace scnoiarsnip given oy a reception win loilow at Fapa-speaker at the Honolulu Business I Mrs- Theodore Richards and -heikolea, Moanalua. anH Professional Women's Dr. Richards. Mrs. Kan.

On Friday evening before the Is Bride-elect Mrs. Mildred Lausman of Portland, announces the engagement of her daughter, Nancy Ann, to William E. Tassock, son of Capt. John Tassock, USAF (retired), and Mrs. Tassock of Kane-ohe.

The marriage will take place next June. The bride-elect was graduated from the University of Oregon this year, receiving her B.A. degree in liberal arts. She is a raem-( Continued on Page 2) luncheon Saturday at 12:30 p. m.

daughter of the president of the wedding rehearsal. Heather's has just taken over the USS Howard S. Gilmore, a submarine tender with Key West, as home port. Capt. and Mrs.

Nelson (Lillie Moore Watson) will be at home at The bride was educated at High- mother will entertain at dinner at mowing school, Wilton, where she was graduated with honors. at the Armed Serices YMCA. Japan Women university in To-The program will feature ajkyo, is also a member of the fa-book review on the "Biography of jculty. the Oahu Country Club for Heath 704 Waddell Key West. er, her nance, members of the Mr.

Cristy was graduated with itors are welcome. There will be a program and refreshments in the garden. Marian Anderson" and records' Mrs. John Stormont. president of bridal party and families.

bv Marian Anderson will be line Honolulu council of Church! 1 i VI WlUi til I honors from Punahou and also from the University of Rochester, being on the dean's list. women, ana Mrs. StfPSl Miss Kendall played. Pastor, Wife To Be Honored An aloha tea will be held for ruta will be hostesses All interested women are invited. To be Married Entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Mcintosh cf San Mateo, will be honored Wednesday at a supper party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James C. Castle at their Kailua home.

The JH Dinner Honors the Rev. Charles Hoskinson and Mrs. Hoskinson in the patio of the Church of the Crossroads on Sun day afternoon, Aug. 21, at 4. The C.

E. Vicroys Maj. and Mrs. Felder W. Cullum entertained last Saturday at their Hickam Field quarters at dinner in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Vi-croy, who recently returned from a long tour of the Mainland. The dinner also honored Mr.

Vi- DI'. Li croy on the occasion of his Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Biddle, Miss Joyce Bid- die, Miss Joann Sorge and Miss r.

i Maureen Cullum. Miss Biddle and Miss Sorge will return to the Mainland in September for their senior Miss Margaret Suzanne (Midge) Kendall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Kendall of Pasadena, will be married to Donald Hugh Troxell.

son of Dr. and Mrs. J. Walter Troxel! of San Diego, on; Monday at the Pasadena Presbyterian church with the Rev. Douglas Tiffany officiating.

The brid will be given in marrirge by her father. Miss Catherine E. Kendall will be the maid of honor and other attendants will be Mrs. JoKn R. Kendall.

Mrs. Fred J. Wood and Miss Elizabeth J. Biedebach. Flower girl will be Carol Lee Kendall.

George S. Troxell will be tht best man. Ushers will be Mr. Kendall, Mr. Wood and Joseph P.

Miller. Following the ceremony a reception will be held in the garden of H. E. Biedebach. The couple will spend their honeymoon on the Mainland and will make their home at 2464 Cleg-horn St.

Mr. Troxell is associated with Pan American Airways in Honolulu. W. F. Dillinghams year at Mills college, Oakland.

a Wednesday night a hekka dinner at the Uluniu Women's Swimming visitors are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold K. Castle who Wednesday honored their son-in-law and daughter (Alice Castle) at a picnic supper given at their Kailua home. While on Maui the visitors were entertained by Mr.

and Mrs. Asa Baldwin. R.B.Andersons Mr. and Mrs. Robbins B.

Anderson entertained Tuesday at a cocktail party at their County Club Rd. home as an aloha favor to their daughters, Mrs. George H. Bingham (Elizabeth Anderson) and Mrs. Gilbert O'Neil (Jean Anderson).

Also honored was Mr. Bingham, Elizabeth's husband, who arrived last Saturday from Cambridge, and Carroll County, Md. In early October, Jean will join her husband, Lt. Col. O'Neil in Eeppu, Japan.

The guests were the close friends of Elizabeth andj Jean. Mrs. Weller Mrs. H. B.

Weller who returned recently from a four months visit on the east coast was extended an aloha luncheon Tuesday by Mrs. Conrad C. von Hamm at her Pacific Heights Rd. home. Rev.

Mr. Hoskinson has been minister at the Church of the Crossroads since 1946, and is resigning to return to the Mainland. Friends of the Hoskinsons are invited to tea to wish them aloha, jf Will Leave Leonard Calvert, for three years principal at Kamehameha School for Boys, Mrs. Calvert and their sons, Leonard III and Richard, will leave Friday for Los Angeles. Mr.

Calvert will attend the University of Southern California to work on his doctor's degree. jt jt Miss Hawley Miss Margaret Foote Hawley of New York City, noted portrait painter, is visiting her cousin, James D. Hague, at his Judd St.j home for several months. Small dinners and teas have been given for Miss Hawley. Chi Omega Chi Omega sorority will meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m.

at the Waioli Tea Room for luncheon. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Earle H. Streams. i club at Waikiki.

was enjoyed by Maj. and Mrs. Cullum, Miss Cullum, Miss Biddle, Miss Sorge, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barraclough, Mr.

and Mrs. Vicroy and Mr. and Mrs. A. P.

Biddle. Mrs. Doughty Mrs. Caroline Doughty of Kansas City, and executive secretary of the Women's City club, was the guest of honor ft luncheon i i 1 I Mr. and Mrs.

Walter F. Thursday at the Puiwa Lane home ham enteretained at a small cock- GOWNED IN SATIN, TAFFETA The marriage of Miss Grace Louise Bubie, daughter of Mrs. Edward A. Bubie and the late Mr. Bubie, to James John Ackerman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter D. Ackerman of Kealakekua, Hawaii, took place last Friday evening at Central Union church. Left to right: Mrs. Roy S.

Blackshear, Mrs. Lester H. Gamble, the bride, Ackerman; the maid of honor, Miss Barbara Pickop; Mrs. Cenr'ic N. Wodehouse and Miss Patricia Prindiville.

(If illiam P. Lacy plioto.) of Mrs. Gerald R. Corbett. tail party Wednesday afternoon at Doughty is the guest of Mrs.

Sau-La Pietra in honor of summer vinet Gary. i visitors..