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r.VE 15 HONOLULU 'STAR-BULLETIN, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1957 Garden Isle Kauai Homesteaders Plan Future Homes in Honolulu i i Iky? 'J By UMENO HHIANO LIHUE, Kauai, June 17 Many Kauaiians will have Honolulu addresses in the near future. Among them willbe Mr. and Mrs. David Lynn, of Kupolo, and sons, Douglas and Howard. Mr.

Lynn, principal of Kauai Technical School, has been assigned the principalship of Kapiolani Technical School in Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Childs of Lihue asked 16 friends to an informal barbe- 1 I cue supper June 8 as a fare -4 Margett Beachboard Is Bride of Pilot Captain Jon W. Launderville, U.

S. Air Force senior pilot, flew approximately 2,835 miles to wed Margett H. Beachboard, who lives at 750 Laau Place in Waikiki. The couple exchanged wedding vows at p.m. Saturday in the Chapel at Hickam Air Force Base before Chaplain Robert Wilson.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick von Marbod of Redwood Estates, California, and he is the son of the late Reverend and Mrs. John II. Launderville, formerly of Ogdensburg, New York.

FOR HER WEDDING, the former Chief of Entertainment for U. S. Air Forces in Europe at Wiesbaden, Germany, selected an Italian silk blush pink ballerina-length gown, flecked with light grey floral print, designed for her in Paris. The dress was enhanced by a silk sash softly gathered around the waist and caught at the side by a sterling silver clip with majolica pearl pattern, and has a neckline and three-quarter-length sleeves. She wore a matching silk bandeau accented with light grey feathers and carried a bouquet of light pink rosebuds and stephanotis, centered with a wrhite Phalaen-opsis orchid and satin ribbon streamers.

TWO SISTERS arrived from San Jose, California, to be her only attendants. Mrs. Phillip Hayden appeared in an" ivory Japanese silk ballerina dress with a flared skirt, neckline and three-quarter-length sleeves, while Mrs. Ray Castello chose an ivory silk ballerina gown, designed with a rounded neckline and accented with red trim, flared skirt and cap sleeves. Their bouquets were an arrangement of hybrid Vanda orchids and pikake streamers.

Captain Cornelius D. Shearin, U.S.A.F., was best man for the wedding. v. I Wakeling Photo Star-Bulletin Photo Mrs. Peter Artzt Among the mother and daughter groups at the Awa Lau Wahine- luncheon were Mrs.

Lloyd Root, club president, and her three daughters. The girls are, left to right, Dottie; 14; Dana, 11; and Diane, 8. Pearl Harbor graduated from Loyola University Medical School and interned at Queen's Hospital, served as resident physician at St. Francis Hospital, with the U.S. Army in Korea and at Tripler His parents arc Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Kuhlman of Kilauea, Kauai. MRS. RODNEY FUKUI and daughter, Christine, of Wailua houselots are also among those on the move. Mr.

Fukui who was with the University extension on Kauai left earlier and is with the main University Extension office in Honolulu. She was on the faculty of Kapaa High and Elementary School. TI IE DALE GOODELLS of Kekaha have been feted with many farewell parties by friends. They will make their home in Honolulu where Mr. Goodell has accepted a position as assistant director of Agricultural Extension Service at the University of Hawaii.

He was ranch superintendent for Kekaha Sugar Company. Miss Togikawa Is Bride-Elect LIHUE. Kauai, June 17 The engagement of Miss Ellen H. Togikawa to Akira Ryusaki has been announced by the bride-elecfs parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Yoshito Togikawa of Wailua house-lots, Kauai. A graduate of Mid-Pacific Institute, the bride-elect earned her degree from Gus-lavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota. She taught at Waimca High School and in the fall will join the faculty of Kauai High School.

The bridegroom-to-be is the son. of Mr. and Mrs. Tora- Record Attendance Set at Luncheon well compliment to the Lynns. Twenty guests enjoyed a Mexican dinner preceded by cocktails on the patio at the Puhi home of.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence June 9, It was their expression of aloha for Mr. and Mrs. Lynn.

Mrs. William Grote served a picnic supper on the lawn of her Wailua home June 11 honoring the Lynn family. Those enjoying the family affair were Mr. and Mrs. David Judd and children, Tina and Boy; Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Ellis and children, Helen, Ricky and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hodgins and children, Kimo and Debby; Mr. and Mrs.

Richard MacQuecn and daughters, Diane and Marilyn; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bishop Miss Elvie Manley and Miss Edith Hinchliffc. EEFORE THEY LEAVE on Tuesday, Howard and Douglas Lynn will say goodbye to their fellow Little League baseball team. "The Tigers" who are sponsored by the Von Hamm Young Company celebrated their championship with a dinner at Hana- maulu Cafe June 13.

ALSO ON TUESDAY, the Ben Manabe family are enplaning for- Honolulu to make their home. Their children are Nona Jean, LOS ANGELES, June 17 Miss Sandra Conrad of Honolulu, Hawaii, and Peter Henry Artzt of this city, exchanged nuptial vows June 9 beneath a heart-shaped canopy of pink carnations in the Versailles Room of the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills. Pink and white formed the color theme for the floral decorations for the wedding. THE BRIDE is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Conrad W. Conrad of Honolulu. Mr. Conrad owns the Conrad Jewelers at the Biltmore Hotel and at the Hawaiian Village Hotel in Waikiki Beach, Detor Jewelers and the Security Diamond Company in Honolulu, i Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Max Cornfeldt who reside at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Waikiki Beach. Mr. Artzt is the son of Mrs. William Artzt and the late Mr. Artzt of Lps Angeles.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white ballerina-length gown of Chantilly lacs and enhanced with a sabrina neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. Her satin cap studded with pearls held in place a short silk illusion veil. She sclscted a cascading bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley to complete her bridal attire. the spirit of Hawaii in a number called "I am the Islands." Lloyd Stone, eminent poet and composer, was the dance narrator and Lieutenant Commander F. L.

Lundin acted as technical assistant. Aloha guests welcomed as new members of the club were Mrs. Wallace B. Short, Mrs. D.

C. Kirk, Mrs. D. W. Roderick and Mrs.

J. R. Bell. Mrs. Short is the wife of Rear Admiral Short who has just arrived to become director of the Pacific Division, Bureau of Yards and Docks and commanding officer of the Tenth Naval Construction Brigade, relieving Rear Admiral Joseph F.

Jelley. BESIDES HER OWN DAUGHTERS, Dot-tie, Dana and Diane, three members of a prominent and talented Hawaiian family were the special guests of Mrs. Root, who introduced them to the membership. Mrs. Malola Hughes and her daughters, Miss Concha Hughes, noted concert pianist, and Miss Keokeolae Hughes, singer and dancer just returned from lengthy Mainland engagements, were seated at the president's table.

Mrs. J. P. Coleman, activities chairman, described the club's summer plans and registered members and their families for courses in hula, ukulele, flower arrangement, ballroom dancing and teens' modern dance. These classes, which are due to start next week, are still open, and members wishing to register or to obtain further information may call Mrs.

Coleman, Pearl" Harbor, 5-6155 By ELLE BOWMAN PEARL HARBOR, June 17 A lare group of very special ladies were warmly welcomed to Awa Lau Wahine's Tuesday luncheon by the president, Mrs. Lloyd Root, who said that they were the nicest guests the club could hope to honor. These special guests, wearing flowers or ribbons in their hair, some in crinolines and some in smart sheaths, ranged in age from three years to early twenties, yet all had one common bond. They were daughters of members of Awa Lau Wahine, Oahu's big Navy and Marine Officers Wives Club, and this was the annual mother-daughter luncheon, given at the Pearl Harbor Officers Club. The spirit of Kamehamcha Day was definitely in the air and the luncheon tables, set for a record crowd of 190, were covered with yellow linen and decorated with bright red and yellow crepe paper kahilis and arrangements of matching hibiscus.

The centerpieces were the work of wives of Destroyer Division 252 under the direction of Mrs. H. I. Mandcl. MRS.

L. J. JONES, program chairman, lrtroduced the performing artists, Josephine Taylor and Lucy Ann who presented a program of modern dance numbers, costumed in brilliant reds and yellows which blended perfectly with the luncheon decor. 4 Mrs. Holtzworth danced the amusing "Four Episodes in a Woman's Life" and a fast moving "Tarantella" while Miss Taylor was, choreographically, a gay "Country Flirt," a dramatic "Persephone" and finally zo Ryusaki of Kamucla.

Ha The pilot and his bride were honored at a dinner at 8 p.m. in the Tapa Room, of the Hawaiian Village Hotel, after which they left for a honeymoon at Coco Palms in Kauai and on the Kona Coast of the Island of Hawaii. BOTH WILL FLY back to the Mainland and will live at 5108 W. Slauson Avenue, Baldwin Hills. Los Angeles, where Captain Launderville will be reassigned as an Air Force representative for Northrop Aircraft Corporation.

His previous duty station was Headquarters, Air Force Special Weapons Center, Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico. The bride received her education at Washington State College, where she was awarded her B. A. degree and has a Master's degree from Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. She is affiliated with Sigma Kappa Sorority.

Captain Launderville is a graduate of Clarkson College of Technology at Potsdam, New York. Her sister, Carole, was her only attendant. Her gown was fashioned in a violet and white nrintprl silk A wirlp rlprr violet waii. A graduate of llonokaa High School, he is serving with the U. S.

Army in Panama. The wedding date has not been set. cummerbund, softly gathered around the I Thomas, Jodi and Kerry. Mr. waist, featured a bow in the back and she JIanabe 1S lTl he lnsuran" carried a Colonial bouquet in shades van- and Mrs- Manabe egating from pink to violet.

vas formerly with theDe- partment of Public Instruc-FOR THE NOON WEDDING, the bride tion. mother wore a pale blue sheath dress of shantung and lace with 'matching accessories, and the mother of the bridegroom chose a gray lace worn over pink. SHORTLY LEAVING for Honolulu are Dr. and Mrs. Keith Kuhlman and children, Here from Cincinnati, Ohio, was Edward E.c, Mark, Stephen Artrt whn stnnd a hpt man for and xJane.

The doctor who Annette Holt Is Betrothed Guarantee Insurance Corn- GLOVES FOR CARPENTRY Experts advise home carpenters to wear clean canvas gloves to prevent fingermarks or stains on unfinished wood surfaces. The gloves, of course, must be sudsed often to serve their purpose. has been Grove Farm Company plantation physician for the Koloa area will begin a three-year residency Li surgery at Queen's Hospital on July 1. Hilo born Dr. Kuhlman 'Mr.

and Mrs. Artzt are students at the University of California at Los Angeles. She is affiliated with Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority and he belongs to Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity. The bride attended Punahou School in Honolulu. aiiaua a LIHUE, Kauai, June 17 The announcement of the betrothal of their daughter, Annette Lee to Robert J.

Spenser has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Holt, of Kekaha, Kauai. An alumna of Waimca High School and Woodbury pany of Los Angeles. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Spenser of Wailuku, Maui are parents of the future bridegroom. He graduated from St. Anthony School on Maui, and is employed by the Douglas Aircraft Company in Santa Monica.

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