Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-28

/ pom which hung about the affair en-
ehapted the guests from the westeP
world.
DR.. George Tucker Smith sailed on
| this mornings Sierra for his new
post on the mainland While here he
| has been the motif for much enter
tanning and it is with great regret
! that his friends in Honolulu see him
/ leave DR.. Smith is accompanied by
his small son, Tucker Smith, Jr.
Mrs Walter johnson and Mrs. Ben
jamin Williams were the guests of
/ Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Mccormack
of the Seaside Hotel at tifiin on Mon
day. Afterwards the time was de-
voted to auction bridge, many exciting
l1ubbers of which were played.
Mrs. C. B. Cooper and her three
children sailed on the Kilauea this
morning for Hawaii. They will oc-
cupy the Bowman cottage near the
Volcano and enjoy the cool mountain
lair. Mrs. Cooper expects to be gone
! for month or more.
Miss Helen Alexander entertained
at a very delightful dinner on Tues
DAY night in honor of II. George
J Tucker Smith of the navy, who sailed
| on this mornings Sierra for his new
station on the mainland. Covers were
laid for twenty. 49,
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Mrs Edward Blanchard will arrive
: in Honolulu from Maui tomorrow. To
| the pleasure of her many friends here
she plans to spend the summer
months in this city, she and her hus-
/ band having taken a cottage at
/ Waikiki.
Mrs. Richard Cults has invitations
out for a bridge afternoon on Monday.
/, Mrs. Cults always entertains with
such charming hospitality that her
affairs are very popular with every
enc in both service and local circles.
.
Miss Clemens Clifford was hostess
| at very jolly baby party last night
! at her home in Manoa. The guests
came dressed as infants of all kinds,
some of the costumes being marvelS
of ingenuity and cleverness.,
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Mrs. H. G. t. Tabrette of San
Francisco and their two daughters,
Miss Mary and Miss Laura Tabrette.
who have been registered at the Mo-
ana for short visit in Hawaii, sailed
this morning on the Sierra.
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Miss E. P. Cooley of New Orleans
arrived on the Thomas yesterday to
! be the house guest of Lieut.. and Mrs.
+. Jackson at Fort Shafter. Miss
Cooley will spend several months in
the islands.
Mr.. Donald Lewis has invitations
out for a poi supper and dance to be
given at his home on Punaheu street
on July IL. The event is being greatly
anticipated by members of the younger
set. - :.
Mrs. Frederick Klamp has invita-
lions out for picnic tomorrow at her
! home at Kahala. The cool breezes
/ of this popular beach make it most
! desirable place for festivities during
, the hot summer months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Beckley re-
4 turned Yesterday on the China after a
| two months visit in San Francisco
where they went to buy furniture for
their new home at Waikiki.
Mrs. Farley and Mrs. E. c. Judd
4 were. the guests of honor at an In
formal luncheon given yesterday by
Mrs. w. r, Castle at her home on XII
nau street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilder are
i spending a few weeks at their noun.
/ tain place on Tantalus before they
sail for their summer trip to the main.
land.
j Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bailey have
Il returned from their honeymoon and
are at present visiting Mrs. Baiiey's
parents, Judge and Mrs H. f., Coo
per.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Victor Metcalf pass
ed through Honolulu ON the transport
:, Thomas yesterday, en- route to theil
new station in the Orient.
s Mrs. Lee Morris and her little daugf
ter Betty sailed this morning on th'
4 Sierra after an eight months visit !
Hawaii. Mrs. Morris will go East
where She will visit different member