Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-12

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With the advent of the New Yea
land officers next week promises to
be an unusually crowded one social
ly. So many affairs have been planned
that IL viii be almost impossible for
the ordinary mortal to take them all
IN. Entertainments in honor of the
Stanford baseball team will also take
good deal OF the time in the young
er set.
Miss Ethelwyn Castle and her sis.
ter, Miss Edith, viii leave next month
Tor Victoria, where they will visit
friends. After several months in this
pretty city, they will travel in Canada
on both the east and west coasts Miss
Castle and Miss Williams will be gone
about year, though their plans for
The future are not definitely made.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Warehouse
have closed their house on Makiki
street and have gone to Pearl City
for the summer. Their lovely home
down there has all the conveniences
OF town with the extra advantage or
the cool breeze and beautiful scenery
of the peninsula.
Lieut., John J. London, u S. Navy,
who was so popular in Honolulu dur
ing his two visits to the islands has
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ing TO latest advices and will be sta
toned more or less in Washington,
ID. C., for the next year.
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Among the visitors expected shortly
in, Honolulu are Miss Florence Fisher
and her grandmother, Mrs. Behlow.
Miss Fisher is popular young society
girl Of San Francisco and prior to
her departure was greatly feted in the
bay cities.
Mrs. Richard Cults and Mrs. John
4. Myers are planning to steal away
with their families at the end of next
weeks festivities and spend a few
restful days at the Cooper place on
Tantalus.
Miss n. Barraclough, Who has been |
visiting in Honolulu for some little
time, sailed yesterday on the Sonoma |
for her home in the east While here, !
Miss Barraclough has been the mo-
TIFF for considerable entertaining.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay and Mr., /
and Mrs. Allison Jordan will leave
with their families on Tuesday of |
next week for Kauai. They will spend |
the summer on the Garden Isle, camp
ing in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. George William Bailey.
formerly Miss Alice Cooper, will sail
ON the Sierra July 26th for their home |
in Boston. Enroute they will make 1
a leisurely trip through Vancouver,
Banff and Canada. \
Lieut. and Mrs Edwin OHara will
arrive on tomorrow's transport to
make their home at Fort de Russy.
During the day and at dinner they
will be the guests of Capt. and Mrs.
Norris Stayton.
The fortnightly hop at Leilehua
took place last night. A number of
informal dinners were given before
hand, among which was a charming
affair at the home of Capt. and Mrs.
John Thomas.
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Mrs. Frank Hatch who has been in
Honolulu for the past few months Wis
iting her parents, MIR. and Mrs Fred
Whitney on King street, sailed Tues
day on the Lurline for her home in
California.
Lieut. Carl Bostrom is entertaining
this evening at a dinner for eight al
the County Club. At the conclusion OF
the rcpast the party viii motor to
Fort Shafter where they will attend
the hop.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Guild and
family are occupying the home of
Mrs. Henry Waterhouse at Pearl City
during the warm summer months.
Tney have closed their house in town
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British Consul and Mrs. Renters
have issued invitations for a tea at
the Country Club in honor of the cap