Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-03
Honolulu Man Married
PERSONAL MENTION

The many friends of Miss Lydia Nc
i Stocker will be glad to hear OF her
recovery from her recent severe i'll.
ness Miss McStocker had just re-
/ turned from a six months visit in
Philadelphia and had not had time
to receive the welcoming visits OF
her friends when she was seized With
a serious illness. and confined to the
/ house for five weeks. She is once,
more going. about. however. and TAX
| ing an active part in the social fes
tivities of the city.
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/ Miss Helen North has set the
| fifteenth of this month FOR the date OF
her marriage to Lieut., George Lake
of the navy. The wedding will be
very quiet, the only bridesmaids be-
ing Miss Jessie Kennedy and Miss
Florence Hoffman. Lieut.. Rogers, of
the navy, travelling to the states on
the Korea, will stop over steamer
to be best man at the wedding.
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Mrs. Cults, wife of Capt. Cults of
the Marine Corps, has issued invita-
| ti0ns for a bridge afternoon on Mon
| day in honor of Mrs. Gerald Johnson
and Mrs. Ross Kingsbury. VINO leave
next week for the States. Mrs. John
/, sons husband will be stationed tenn
porarily at Mare Island, while Lieut..
and Mrs. Kingsbury go on to Charles
lton, South Carolina.
Mr.. Walter M. Kendall was a TO
parting passenger on the Sierra 10
day. He will be gone for several
months, visiting friends In the big
cities Of the east While in Boston,
Mr. Kendall will be best man at the
wedding of Lieut. Hugh Robinson to
Miss Marion Martin OF that city.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Creighton to Mr.. Benjamin Conrad of
California will take place about the
will leave Immediately for northern
California, where Mr.. Conrad is en-
gagged in civil engineering work.
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Miss Alice Cooke was a departing
passenger on today's Sierra. Miss
Cooke, who is very popular young
society girl in Honolulu, will srend
several months on the west coast with
Mrs. Alexander of Oakland, returning
| to the islands in about July.
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Mrs. Bodero is moving today from
1.-THE Will McInerny place at Waikiki,
to Sans Souci, Judge Matches resi-
dence on the beach She win oc-
fcupy it while Judge Hatch and his
daughter, Miss Harriet Hatch, are
away in Europe.
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Mrs. E. D. Tenney, whose recovery
from her recent operation has been
rapid and sure, will move from the
Queens Hospital on Sunday to her
home on Pensacola street.
Mr.. d. W. Kirkland who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy
for the past few weeks, left this morn
ing on the Sierra for his home in
San Francisco.
Admiral Stanford and Mr.. Harris,
who have been entertained so extern
sively during their stay In Honolulu,
sailed on the Sierra this morning.
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Miss Alice Hastings will arrive on
the Lurline next week to visit her
annts, Mrs. E. d. Tenney and Mrs.
Noonan, for several months.
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The fortnightly hop is being held
| tonight at Fort Shafter Many of the
town folk are planning to motor out
to attend.
Mrs. E. V. Smith of Fort Shafter,
is entertaining this evening at an
deliberately appointed dinner for
! twelve
Mrs John T, Gulick is reported from
San Jose recently, where she was a
guest of the Vendome Hotel.
Mrs. Walter F.. Frear motorel to
the other side of the island yesterday
to be gone for several days
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Mrs. Marquart of Fort Shafter has
cards out for bridge on Wednesday
in honor of Mrs. Conklin.
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MIS-. w. IL. bdlQWln entertainer Ill
formally at luncheon on Thursday at
her home in Manoa valley
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Wood and Mrs.
Rowland Durston are enjoying the
weekend at Haleiwa.
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Mrs. Hyde Smith has invitations out
for q luncheon on Monday in horror of
Mrs Walter Dillingham;
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Capt. and Mrs. Bell are entertain
! ing at hop supper tonight after the
Fort Shafter dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hersey were
departing passengers on the Sierra
this morning.
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The Fort Shafter bridge club met
: on Thursday at the home of Mrs
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