Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-05
Mr.. A. r. Gurfey In England.

Mr.. A. r. Gurrey In England.
Letters from Mr.. A. r. Gurrey, ST.
manager and secretary Of the board
Of fire underwriters in Honolulu gives
Aost delightful accounts Of his visit
A b England. Mr.. Gurrey has been the
Juest OF his brother, who is the man
ager of the London Joint Stock bank
Of England. and also Of his sister,
Mrs. Harry Mitchell, whose husband
is the owner OF the Mitchell Pen Fac.
tory. The latter have a most beauti.
full home called Epney Castle, IN
Droitwich, which is considered one OF
the show places, Of LOndonis sub.
urbs. Mr.. Gurrey's return TO the. isl
ands Is Indefinite and win undoubted.
VI not be until the end OF three or
four months. when. his leave OF alb
sence expires.
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Mics Van Nllet 20 Wed.
The wedding OF Miss Sarita Van
VIiet and Ii. David p. Wood will be
soIemnIzed on Thursday Of this week
at Shrewsbury, Conn. The young
couple viii make their residence at
Fort Mcdowell Miss Van vliet
is quite tennis champion, hav.
ing carried off cups while at
tending Oafn College. Since then
she has carried off honors in Califor.
MIA and all over the West coast Her
father, Col. Robson Van viiet, and
Mrs. Van vliet. are now living in
Galveston. Texas, where the former
Is stationed.
Prospective visitors to Honolulu
are commented ON by California pa
pers IN the following way:
isaiah Hartman Of Boulder Greek
and daughter are soon to leave on the
Persia on trip to Honolulu"
'.Dr. Anna B. woodruff Of South
Fifth street Is planning to sail for
Hawaii on the Wilhelmina on October
~. Before leaving San Francisco she
Will spend week as the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. w A. Catell, who lives
there.
The unexpected orsers of Capt. and
Mrs. Arthur b. Owens Of the marine.
directing them TO proceed to the Mare
Island hospital, where the former win
receive treatment, came as a great dis
appointment 20 their friends In Homo
lulu. Capt and Mrs. Owens and their
daughter. Miss Emile Eleanor Owens.
were delightfully."- popular in both serv-
Ice and civil sets. although they have
been In the islands but a few months.
In spite Of the lateness Of the hour
ct which. the transport sailed last
night, large assembly was down to
wish them bon voyage.
DR. and Mrs l. l.. Sexton returned
this week from the. coast while In,
San Francisco they we're guests at the
bellevue.
Princess David Kawananakoa has
decided to spend much OF the coming
winter IN Los Angeles where she has
many friends In the smart set,
Her daughters, Princess Kapiolani
and Princess Liliuokaiani, are in st
GATHERINGS convent, and young Prince
David Is attending school there
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Prospective visitors to the islands
are Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Lindley, who
will spend q part of their honeymoon
here before taking up their residence
In Los Angeles.
The ladies OF st. Clements Guild
viii hold their Llliputian sale at the
Hawaiian hotel on November %. Dolls
OF all description win be sold, along
with extra clothes. not only for dolls
but small children. There Will be q
grab.bag and Punch and jury show
for little folks, tea. lemonade. ice
cream and candy. Secondhand books
and bags Of al kinds win be feature
Of the sale.
Miss Florence Lee of the College OF
hawaii is still at the volcano. where
she finds the bracing air Of much ben
eft TO her health. She expects to re-
main several weeks longer, until she
Is thoroughly recovered from her sum-
mer's illness.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin ID. Whitman of San Francisco
will be christened during the week
The baptismal ceremony will bring
together all of the Crocker clan in
New York at present. Bishop William
Ford Nichols, who read the marriage
ceremony for Miss Jennie Croker and
Mr.. Whitman over a year ago. will
christen the youngster. =.
Miss Elsie Ahrens and Mr.. Stanley
Demalayne Cowden were married on
Monday at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Ahrens.
in Clayton street. Only the relatives
attended the ceremony, which was
read by Pastor Bernthal. The Ahrens
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