Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-24

rived Thursday from Honolulu whcr
they have been for the last few
months, and are at their home o
street. They were tie r,
Ctplents OF much social attention d.
ing their stay at their beautiful HON,
a. Waikiki Beach. One OF the mos
elaborate entertainments vas the dir
mel gwen by Mr.. and Mrs. Z. d. Ten
ney at a farewell a few days befor,
the IrwinS sailed on the Manchuris
Mrs. Twins mother, Mrs. Ivers. a
Companied them from the Islands,
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. James la"
renee Kaufman have returned to t>eir
he me at Mare island I.ieutenaa
kaufman is attached to the torpedo
feet DESTROYER Hopkins. AMI will prot
ably be stationed at the navy ward un
I'll the first of the year Mrs. kam
man, who was Miss Elsa Draper ire
Qrently entertains her San Franci.c
friends at their pretty quarters.
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Mrs. Harold Naylor arrived Thurs
day from Honolulu, where Lientenac
Naylor has Eeen stationed for the lag
few years. She is en- route to 70"
Kas., where her,husband
has been ordered for duty. Mrs. Ma
lor has many friends in San Francisco
who are greeting her during her !hor'
stay here.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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Mt and Mrs, Fred Knight and Mis-
Harriet Bradford arrived yesteria*
from Honolulu. The Knights will soon
oe cupy their own home on Broadway
where Mr.. and Mrs. Smart (Theimf
Parker) win visit them in the winter
arlSs Bradford viii leave for the Eses
next month and will resume her stud
les at Bryn Mawr.-San Francisco
Chronicle. .~......
Mrs. Edward p. Blanchard. whose
picture appears in today's paper, Is
one of the popular young society ma
irons. Much to the regret Of her
friends, Mrs. Blanchard is to leave
the city in the very near future for
Maui. Although her, home will be on
that island, 1t is hoped that she will
spend good share of her time in
Honolulu.
nj Mr.. and Mrs. Ten1pleton Croeke~
who came to town for the Langho~ne
Parker wedding Wednesday aVenlnc
were hosts at an informal luncheon at
the st. Francis Yesterday ANON
their guests were Mrs. Malcolm Whit
man and Miss Virginia Jolliffe. -Sar
Francisco Chronicle.
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Captain John Ellicott. who Is takine
his shin. the MARYLAND. to ia T.
repres emit our Navy at the funeral o.
the late Emperor will nrohahlv b.
ieined in the Orient by Mrs. Ellpot'
and Miss Priscilla Ellieott. The latte.
is visiting friends in Honolulu an
Mrs. Ellicott is at present in Bremen.
ton.
Miss Juliet Atwater left in the Hn-
nolulan on Tuesday for her home in
Miss Atwater has been visit
ing here this summer and has with
her sister Miss Dora Atwater Eeen 2
guest of honor at several Of TIE SOFIA
functions given by the members of the
Younger Set.
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Mrs. Kirby Smith was hostess Tues
dav evening for the Tuesday Night
Rridve I!1ub. The Drizes We're given
10 Mr.. Sheedy and Lieut.. Preston
Among those present were Lieut.. and
Mrs. Preston. Mrs. Morris. Mr.. Sheedy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Smith.
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Miss Helen Rockwell and her moth
er. Mrs. Rockwell, who have been the
house-guests of the latter's daughter
Mrs. Pratt, on the Diamond Head road
this season, will leave for. the main
land in the September transport sail
ing the first week IF that nnenth.
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The beautiful model hats selected by
Miss Power on her recent eastern trip
are excellent examples of the latest
Partisan styles and in many instances
show decided changes from the hats
of the present season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Crop, who
have been visiting in the islands for
some time, will leave here in Septem-
Der. Mrs. Crop has become social
faXorite here and her departure will
be regretted by the members of the
Smart Set.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rycroft, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
leaves in the Mauna Kea to-
day to visit with Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
S. Campbell of Hilo.
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Mrs. A. G. Halves Jr., whose picture
appears in today'S paper has been con-
fined to her rooms since her return to