Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-14

IL" "eehS prior 10 SdlllnS Tor Europe
They will pass the winter in Rome.
Col. and Mrs. J. F. Reynolds lands,
|. 5, A. have returned to Washington
after an absence Of more than five
years. Col. Lands was for four years
the military attache of our embassy
IT Rome, Italy. Col. and Mrs Lands
are temporarily at the Toronto, 10Th
and P streets. while their own house
1913 LIST street, is being prepared TOR
occupancy.
DR.. John c. Boyd, L. S. ~, and Mrs.
Boyd have sent out invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Alice Will
lard, and DR.. A. Camp Stanley, e. S.
~, retired, Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 3, at s o'clock, in the Church of
the Epiphany. Washington.
The brides attendants will include
Miss Carolyn Nash, daughter of Medi-
cal Director Nash and Mrs Nash, as
maid of honor; Miss Natalie Magrud-
er. Miss Elizabeth Collins and Miss
Margaret Taylor.
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| TIE first of the cabinet dinners is set
for December 10, when the President
and Mrs. Taft will be entertained by
the Secretary of State and Mrs Knox.
| &c e
| Miss Dorothy Aleshire, daughter of
the Quartermaster General of the
| Army and Mrs. Aleshire, will be
among the seasons buds, making her
debut at tea on. Tuesday afternoon,
December II. at the home of hen par
ents, in s street. In January General
aud Mrs. Aleshire will entertain at a
dance for their daughter.
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The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Huntington Wilson have re.
turned to Washington from a visit Ia
New York. They will not be active
socially in any but an official way, as
Mrs. Wilson is still in mourning for
tie death of her father last winter.
Madame Slavko Y. Brouitch. who
before marriage was Miss Mabel Cor
don Dunlap, of Clarksburg, w. Va, but
now the wife of the Servian charge
d'affaires at London, is now in New
York making fight for the $40 900
which she intends to raise in this
;hountry for the foreign Red Cross in
eronection with the Balkan var -
heis already started work with the cpl- |
lg- &c boys, having visited Princeton
at + raised snug amount, and will go
es both Harvard and Yale for the
in le purpose. Madame -Groutch was
Washington for some time on the |
mission and will return here be-
O. lgoing abroad. .--.
Gu and Mrs. Melville Ingalls, and |
ek, ngGladys ingalls, have arrived in |
Du- "'ngton from Hot Springs, Va,
anre occupying the hcouse of 1901 |
ct, which they have taken for
in tnehter. Later in the season Mr..
M ahos ingalls, may go abroad.
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eet Id Mrs. Larz Anderson are 60
Ter ing id to the attraction of their
peau Venetian house in Massachu-
settSnue museum of Oriental art.
ter MIS-. erson has spent some years
has III llia the collection, and when the
gh- roon lilly furnished, it will add
the formal isbines NJ tho house
BEL &
,ss. SenaLippiee and Miss Lippitt
-, nave red to the Capital from the
ing virginia Springs and will take
her possessL their house in n street
YES "Hnin dNdays. ...-
ell. Z = =
will rorA'nSn nights stay in this city
ons MI. anu E. H. Sothern Julia
ng- Mariomel leased the furnished
age Tesldehce n. and Mrs George B.
Mash' 29th street northwest
WI, anu ~ them carry with them
Col. oone'anty prce of servants from
FRS, 'neL NC" home, and are thus
at enaoleu " much more comfort
non aoIy man Bed in hotels. They
lice eApe@' " otin in a quiet way
iiss while in the
rae
the Mrs Iobn
, at MRS. JUN IS Hammond will
at entertain at nm Iopnorv O In
the compliment tc Grover CIevoI.nd
and Miss EstloyoIord ,rbo nil
be her house,te OF Thor two
AMI On the followlo r;no MA uon
are mond expects Two q 1oroo hoii
otel Mrs. Cleveland snond b,,9 fau,
the DAYS in Washin hit bor donabtor
~ viii remain for nth mr. moo ond
will make a SCI Visits on,ona
we'd her friends.
With - ;
,rge Miss Wilson, IS spending the ! n
,unt winter here withfathor tha Co.
EN-. rotary of Agric ie he;no he- u
ing. sought by her and music
MIS- lovers in genera, rive oonnort Ii
,itv during the winte and II &c
son probable that will soon he
yrin made. Aside fro. own nrivoto
.r;c social affairs, Nilsson. ic takino
J. in out niue ih'ereS' hty. o
80 Mrs. W. l.. Lit ;s visi+iro '
an4S her husband. Lieu, mander TT, T
-' tlefield. U. S. n, i'm wbore no Il
'li , is in command of Il G uan,or {
nks. 4 T. >. Henley b
eFd' The fact that Pr ond A,re fl
Ding Toft boyo accented ana MIS-. q
the drill in aid of INV RaIief
Society will add gr'o Tho enc.
Mrs. cess of this worthy q All NJ tho o