Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

Marion Scott are spending a few
weeks at the volcano.
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Mr.. r. A. Walker. of Honolulu, is
registered at the Bellevue in San
Francisco.
OAKLAND. = Mrs. Louis Cockroft
and her attractive daughter, Miss Char
lotte Cockroft, have gone 90 Honolulu
fora stay of two or three months. Dur
ling their travels they will visit the
many places of interest in the islands,
where thay have many friends by
whom they viii be, entertained extern
siyeiy. Mrs. Cockroft and her daugh-
ter have been away about month and
do not expect to return to their Pied
mont home rntil the latter part Of Sep
TENDER, Early in the season the Cock
rofts took number of short trips 30
the different resorts and spent some
delightful days out of town before
their departure for Honolulu. Miss
Cockroft is one of the attractive girls
In the younger set here.-Exchange
- LUIS 1<nNtSs VIM SdtAC ItOAl
her home in Honolulu recently to Wis
1t with her sister, Mrs Horatio Bone
stell, viii spend the month of August
in the, southern part of the State, di-
yiding her time between the Santa
Cruz mountains, and Los Angeles,
where she has friends Mr.. and Mrs
Bonstell plan to leave on the 10th
of the coming month for the Yosem-
lite valley. It is very probable that
Mrs. Davis will join them for a week
during the last part OF. their stay, and
return home with them.-Exchange
Mrs. c. w Newbery is still in Hon.
olulu with her sister, Miss Gibson. A
little later Miss Gibson will resume
her journey. which she plans to take
her round the globe. Miss Gibson
has been In Honolulu the greater part
OF the time since leaving her home
In Bakersfield last year.
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Col. Samuel Parker of Honolulu af-
ter spending week or more at Paso
Robes, returned torSan Francisco and
is registered at the Stewart.
Mr.. II. NJ. Hepburn of Honolulu is |
registered at the Bellevue in San Fran
cisco.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Naylor and
their two children are spending the |
month at Del Monte. where Mr.. Naylor |
hopes to recuperate entirely from his
recent Illness. They sail in September
for Honolulu.-Examiner.
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A number of Piedmont matrons be-
longing to the smart set have planned |
a summer voyage to the Hawaiian ISL
ands. and will sail on the 18th. All |
have friends in Honolulu who will en-
terrain layishly in their honor and
add to the pleasure of the trip.
Among those in the party are Mrs.
Wickham Ravens, Mrs. George Will
helm, Mrs. Robert Newell and severalI
others. The trip will keep them away
from Oakland about two months. Call.
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The Los Angeles Times gives the
following aceonnt of good times for]
our Hawaiian swimmers in California Il
Duke KahAnamoku was entertained1l
informally at dinner last evening byslI
Mrs. r. F.. s, de Dodson of San Pedro,1
at her Palos Verdes Rancho home The.
Dodson sons are all members of thej
Hui Nalu in Honolulu, where the FAM
lily have winter home. Another af-
fair given by Mrs. Dodson was at the
Casa Verdugo Segunda, after the meet
in the Les Angeles Athletic Club tanks, II
having as her supper guests, the Duke
and his teammates and her party who
the meet.
On Saturday of the same week the
Dodson .boys, assisted by their father,
James H. Dodson, were hosts at a real
Spanish barbecue in the swimmers
honor. All the old family customs
were revived in the way of entertain
ment The POSTMASTER for the occa-
sion was John j. Wilson. The treat
Of the afternoon were the Spanish
songs with which Miss Elanita Sepul-
veda delighted the visitors. Guests
asked to do honor. to the Hui Nalu
swimmers were Messrs. Geo. Freeth,
Ludy Langor and Cliff Bowes, of Re-
dondo Beach, Frank Holbor-ow and
Howard Taylor Of this city, Ernest
kaai and Robert Kalhokalani of Hon.
ululu, James Jenifer, Stanley Durham,
Lee Redman, McAffee Edmonds, Ted
Vanderkine and John ]. Wilson OF
San. Fernando Exchange
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d. S. Bowman, a business man Of
Hilo, Hawaii, and Mrs. Bowman have
been at the Suffer, in San Francisco.