Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30

Lieut. and Mrs. Orr and Lieut.. Lam
do entertained no board the New Or
leans June % for Miss Matthews of
Seattle, Lieut.. and Mrs. Scranton.
Lieut. and Mrs Mccormack, and Mrs.
Orr. A basket of Baroness RothschiId
roses conferred the dining table. = Ex-
change.
correspondent at Vallejo writes
under date of July as follows: Lieu
tenant Reed NJ. Fawell, who is to leave
for the east coast the last Of this week,
was rendered a farewell chow" last
evening by a number of his associates
in the manufacturing department OF
the yard, the affair being held at the
quarters OF the bachelors mess Lieu
tenant Roy lie C. Slower. acted IS toast
master, and those present, in addition
to Lieut.. Fawell, included Lieut. r.. p.
Scudder, Lieut.. Mcconnell, Lieut.
Comdr. w. H. STANDBY. Naval Con-
structor +. F. Ruhm, Assistant Naval
Constructor l.. 8. Border. Lieut.. J j.
Manning, Assistant Naval Constructor
|P. j. Lauman, George Hanscom, Pay
master Helm, Naval Constructor HI. M.
Gleason, Lieut. E. H. Dodd, Assistant
Naval Constructor Alex. Van Keuren,
Lieut.. Smith, LIEUT. Hammett, and C.
Barstow.-ATmy and Navy Journal.
Admiral Chauncey Thomas, U. S.
navy retired and Mrs. Thomas return
ed to San Francisco last week from
visit in Alma and are at the Hotel Vic
toria. They will leave in the near fu-
ture for Berkeley. where they have
taken house for the summer months.
Army and Navy Journal.
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Mr.. H. C. Baldwin came down from
Maui on Saturdays Claudine.
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Miss Isabelle Bethune is the guest
for the week of Miss Gwendolen
Blair and Miss Louise Lucas at their
country place at Kawailoa.
MFR. C. s. Stanton of San Francisco
and formerly of Honolulu spent sew
eral days at Del Monte during the
early part of the month. The change
from the windy bay city is always re-
freshing, although San Franciscans
claim untold wonders for their be,
loved climate.
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Rev. and Mrs. W.. d. Westervelt
sailed for the mainland on the Korea
Sunday morning. They win make an
extended tour of the coast states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waterhouse and
family are spending the summer in
the most delightful way at their
cocoanut plantation at Kailua. They
are camping in the midst of little
forest of pines to the north of the
plantation, and are not so far away
from the beach of Kawailoa as to
make swimming inconvenient Mrs.
hobert Jordan is spending few days
with them and enjoying ii immensely,
as everyone else does.
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Mr.. Erling Hedemann was Homo
lulu boy to hid adieu to his friends
and sail for California on the Korea
Sunday morning. He will resume his
studies at the state university where
he has already spent several years.
DR.. and Mrs. George Herbert re-
turned to Honolulu on the Lurline
yesterday morning after a six weeks
visi, in California While in San Fran
cisco the Herberts were registered at
the bellevue with Mrs. E. d. Tenney,
Vernon Tenney and Mrs. Helen
Noonan
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Carr, who
are spending their honeymoon in the
islands, sailed on the Mauna Kea Sat
urday for Hilo and the volcano. While
in Honolulu the Cars were registered
at the Moana.
Admiral c. b. T. Moore returned
from Maui on the Claudine Saturday
morning after a short trip to that
island Mrs. Moore is still in the east,
where she was called several weeks
ago by the illness of her daughter.
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Mr. C. W. Girvin came down from
Maui on the Claudine on Saturday
morning. The announcement of his
engagement last weeK was surprise
to all of his friends in Honolulu
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Mrs. Leo Sahm is spending the fort
might at the Hotel st. Francis with
her mother, Mrs Walter G.. Cowles,
wife of Admiral Cowles, who was re-
Gently promoted to the rank of Rear
Admiral. in command of the Pacific
fleet. He is now with the feet off
the Mexican coast Lieutenant Sahm.
who holds the responsible post OF