Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-07

Mrs Bloomfield Brown and her
daughter, Miss -Claudine Brown. ar
rived Oh the "ZeaIandia" from AUS.
tralia They are staying at Pleas
anton for some tine Both are popu-
lar members OF Geelong society and
here last year en- route to Australia.
friends OF Mrs. Iisger. who visited
Mr.. Brown is the head of the house
ed for over fifty years in that town.
Captain and Mrs. Stlrges. who have
been At I.eiIehua for. some time were
departing passengers in the transport
Logan on Thursday. Mrs. Sturges has
become very popular both with the
service people and the toWnsfolK and
she was so laden with leis at her de
partuTe that she was almost hidden
from the view Of the many friends
who were down to lid her bon vOS-
age. Both Captain and Mrs. Sturges
leave a great many friends here
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gaillard
Smart (Thelma Parker arrived yes
terday from Virginia, where they
have been visiting the husbands peo-
pie for the last month. They are al
the Fairmont, where they will re
main indefinitely, having not yet
made their plans for the winter. 1t
is probable that they will remain
here at least until after the holidays.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Smarts young
friends are making their plans to wei
come her cordially, this being the
first visit of the pretty young heiress
since her marriage this summer
San Francisco Examiner.
In HiIo Society
HILO, Dec. 6.-Among the Hilo
people who returned from the main
land in the Wilhelmina last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. de F. Spinola,
who have been travelling for the bene-
fit of the health of the former; and
Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Beamer, who have
been travelling quite extensively.
Ralph E. Baldwin returned last
week after a round trip in the Will
helmina. He intends to take a va
cation soon for the benefit of his
health, but will remain in Hilo for
a while in order to introduce to the
work of the local office Purser Drew,
who will take his place during his
absence.
The Hilo Burns Club is making ar
rangements to celebrate it's great an
nual feast day, the birthday of Robbie
Burns, by concert and dance to be
given Jan. 25 at the Masonic hall.
The Burns Club has during the past
few. months taken new lease of life,
and the affair next month will with
ont doubt place in the shade even. the
successful celebrations of former
years.
Mrs. Jaggar and children have join
ed Professor Jaggar, the volcanologist,
at the Volcano House. They arrived
last week, the professor having gone
to Honolulu to meet them.
While the Wretched weather last
Saturday night was without doubt the
cause of many remaining away from
the dance and card party given at the
Masonic hall by the Hilo Dramatic
Club, it was a compliment of no mean
order to the club that a large number
turned up in spite of the storm. The
card tables were we'll patroniZed, and
some pretty fine Five Hundred play
ing was seen. The first prize was
won by Mr.. and Mrs Hutchinson of
Papaaloa, while Mrs. E. E. Moses and
R. T. Forrest captured the consolation
prize. The hall was prettily decor
ated and furnished fine background
for the dancers. Several figures Of
the German were given, under the ex-
pert leadership of George N. Day, |
among them old favorites like the !
umbrella and the .croquet set. This !
feature of the affair was enjoyed by
the spectators about as much as by
the dancers.