Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-04

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with clever little speech, After din
ner the string quartette played popu-
lar melodies and the guests danced
until late hour, a very enjoyable
evening being had by everyone. Fol-
lowing is the program for Saturday
nights affair:
Program
Toastmaster. Clayton W Cousens, Is
Alma Mater
Music s..... College Glee Club
Toast ......... Edward r. Tracy 10
Hawaiian Music -.
..-........ College String Quartette
The Illigad =. Shirley B. Foster '16'
IAN Epic OF tho Southern Seas)
Music ........... IWalanir Ripley
Toast -. Professor F.. T. Dillingham;
Chinese Music ........-.....
-. Chang Sing '16 and Quin Wong
Remarks. Professor u.s.. Donaghho
Toast ..... President ]. w Gilmore
Music ............ College Glee Club
Presentation of Lamp. ........
...... :. VIM. Meinecke 10
Acceptance of Lamp. Paul Lamke IA
Music
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Society, which is as a rule not great
ly concerned over the activities around
the diamond. is anticipating with much
pleasure the series of three baseball
games TO be played on the 18th, 18th
and 31st of this month between the
officers from Schofield and Shafter,
and local college men. A large attend
ance of well known people is expected
The golf tournament on Saturday is
also attracting great deal of atteE.
ton, as many prominent ladies' have
entered. among them being Mrs. Man
ME Phillips. Mrs. Walter Dillingham;,
Miss Wilhelmina Tenney. Miss Hew-
lings and Mrs. Montague Cooke. Many
others will no doubt enter at the last
moment and the tournament is sure to
be an interesting one.
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Mrs. Frank B. Edwards, wife of Cap
tain Edwards of the army, and her
little daughter Frances, sailed Sunday
on the transport Thomas for San Fran
eisco Mrs. Edwards will join her hus-
band at the Preside in that city, hav-
ing waited until sthe closing of school
before leaving. Captain Edwards was
stationed in Honolulu for two years
and the couple were so popularsin To-
cal circles that it was with deepest
regret that society saw them 60,
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The Army and Navy Register OF
May IL reports the orders OF DIR. j. M.
Gillespie of the Marine Hospital sery-
ice, relieving him, from duty in Manila,
and directing him 70 proceed to Hong
kong for duty in the Office of the
American consul. DIR. Gillespie has
many friends in Honolulu, having been.
stationed. here for two years on the.
revenue cutter Thetis. He left this
Tort for Manila some time, in Novem-
Der of last year.
Among the through going passen
gers on the transport Logan was
Mrs. F. B. Shaw. wife of captain
Frederick Shaw of the army. In com
pany with her three children she is
returning to the states after two
years in the Southern Philippines
where her husband has been sta
toned. Capt. Shaw will join her
later.
Word is received or the wedding of
Miss Julia Freeman to Mr.. Mcclellan
lyman, ceremony to take place this
evening. Miss Freeman is well known
in Honolulu, having visited here for
many months with her brother, Capt.
George Freeman. who was stationed
at Fort Shafter with the goth infan-
try.
The College Club will give break
fast to the graduates of Oahu College
and the High School at the Country
Club Saturday, June Z, at 8 a. m. This
entertainment is the annual express
sion of good will which the College
Club extends toward the seekers after
higher education.
Harvey and Dickson Hitchcock ar
rived on the Lurline yesterday, hav-
ing completed another year at Har-
ward university. Many honors, both
scholarly and athletic have been con-
ferred upon them in that institution.
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Miss Ruth Anderson was the sue
cessful composer of the farewell song
in the competition held by the class of
1913 at Punahou. Miss Anderson also
wrote the regular class songs seeming
to have genius along that lineA
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Mr. George Castle was among the
turning passengers on yesterdays
Lurline, after an extended trip in the
states.
Mrs. Gray j. Darling and, her sister,
Mrs. Loveland. have taken the Mon
sariat cottage on Union street, where
they will be at home to their friends. /
The annual meeting OF the College
CIuh will ha hold Eat fhn Colonial on