Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

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Reception and Hop at SchcfieId. r..
The officers and ladies of the First
Infantry and the First Field Artillery
Of Schofield Barracks have issued in
vitations for reception and formal
hop to be given in honor of the Off
GERS and ladies of the recently arriy-
ed regiments, the Fourth Cavalry and
the Twenty-ifth Infantry, TO be held
in the Twenty-fifth Infantry Amuse-
ment Hall. Friday evening. March %,
at eight-thirty o'clock. Invitations
have been sent to many townspeople
of Honolulu and vicinity and the Off
GERS and ladies' of the various garri-
sons in the department Lieutenant
Whitley, First Infantry, is secretary
of committee on arrangements.
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Entertain for Miss Van Worst
Mrs. Arthur Fennimore had num-
Der of Miss Lillian Van Vorst's friends
in Friday afternoon for a couple of
hours of bridge, with tea afterwards.
All of the attractive Miss Van Vorst's
friends are entertaining for her, as
she leaves soon for Honolulu to be
away most of the summer. Mrs. Fen
nimore's hospitality included Mes
DANES Allan Macdonald, Robert Hen
derson, Lea Korbel; Misses Linda
Buchanan, Gladys Buchanan, Marian
Stone. Doris Wiltshire, Anna Olney,
Otilla Lame. Mary Bates, Lurline
Matson Miss Doris Wiltshire enter
tanned for Miss Van Worst earlier in
the week-San Francisco Examiner.
Colonel Ayre Yet Single
BAKER, Ore, Mar. Colonel W..
G. Ayre, the capitalist of Baker, was
not married in Honolulu as reported
and is still bachelor.
This was the work received today
by Attorney o. B. Mount, in letter
from Mr.. Ayre written some time after
the report was sent out that he had
taken bride at that place on the
trip around the world
Mr. Ayre says the story insinuating
that ne had become benedict was
merely the practical, joke of some of
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Will Visit Hawaii
Miss Lillian Van Worst and her
aunt, Mrs B. s. Donahue, are planning
a trip to Honolulu and will sail, short
ly. Mrs. Egbert Stone was hostess at
a luncheon Saturday, given as fare
well to Mrs. Donahue, and many in
formal affairs will be given for Miss
Van Vorst.-San Francisco Call.
Giovanni MARITIME Guest Of Honor.
On Wednesday afternoon Giovanni
Mart;no was the guest of honor at a
tennis tea at the Moana Hotel at
which the Spanish consul, Senior de
Arana, was host. Eoth MARITIME and
the consul know Spain as their home
land. Senior Arana s guests included
MARITIME, the Misses Ward, Miss Mary
Won Holt, Mrs. Gertrude Ross, Miss
Elise Cornet, Mrs. Frederick Klamp,
Lieutenant Bostron, Mr.. Spalding,
Count r. Won Somkowicz.
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informal Tea at the outrigeer Club.
Mrs. F. w. Carter was hostess at a
delightfully."- informal tea at the Out
rigger Canoe Club yesterday after
noon in honor of Miss Blanche Ham
ilton Fox and Madame Regina Vica-
rino of the Lambarui Opera Company.
While some of the guests yentured
into the surf the greater part of the
afternoon was spent in converse
sionne. Some among those present
were Miss Blanche Hamilton Fox,
Madam Regina Vicarino, Madame
Ross, Mrs. Gertrude Ross, Mr.. Fox,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rossi, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Won HI. Hagel, Mrs. Pierre
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, Mrs.
George Waterhouse, Miss Margaret
Waterhouse, Miss Harriet Young, Mrs.
Blanche. Baldwin, Mrs. Hotel, Mrs.
Cunning, Mrs. A. N. Sinclair, Mrs. A.
d. Larnach, Miss Glen Jones, Miss
Irmgard Brasch, Miss Sybl Carter and
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Carter.
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Mrs. William q. Eyon CompIimented.
One of the delightful affairs of the
wpek was tho tea at which Mrs J,ouis