Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-14

Monday next. arrived ON the wilhel
nina Tuesday morning. and is stop
ping at the Pleasanton Hotel.
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Mrs. Hvde-S Smith leaves on the mex
Honolulan for a visit OF seyera
months in the States. Prior to il4I
departure she is being entertained II
many informal affairs.
Miss Bertha Young entertained In
formally at dinner on Monday night
for Miss Dorothy Wood who sailed
the following day on the Manchuria
for Los Angeles.
Miss Harriet Young and Miss Toxic
Miamoto win sail on the 10th for
Dali Nippon where they viii spend the
summer months.
Miss Margaret Center returned to
Honolulu on the Wilheimina Tuesday
after another year at school on the
mainland.
LlSutcuau( UAA4 IA p IL = vi CcAAS
recent additions to the marine corps
in Honolulu, are registered at the
CORTLAND.
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Mrs. A. c. Farley, her daughter,
Miss Emily Farley, and Mrs. E. G.
Judd viii sail for Boston on the 10th
of July.
Miss Dorothy Guild of Honolulu is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. ]. A. Cum
minis. at Paia. Maui for few weeks.
Mr.. Edwin Paris is visiting Mrs.
Harry baldwin at her beautiful sum
mer home at Olinda, Maui.
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Word from Mrs. Gerald Johnson re.
ports gay times with her family IN
San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bowen are
being Congratulated upon the birth Of
son.
Miss Sybil Robertson left ON yes
terdays Ventura for California.
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News comes from Honolulu of the
arrival Of a son at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Henry Gaillard Smart tThel-
ma Parker), the child having been
born last week. Mrs. George Knight,
mother Of Mrs Smart, is spending the
summer ia Honolulu with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Smart, who was married
last July, received universal praise for
her generosity In setting aside q
fourth of her vast fortune, the income
to be perpetual fund to be devoted
for educational. charity and public
welfare endeators OF Hawaii. Her
fortune was an Inheritance from the
Parkers. q Scotch family that married
into the. reigning Hawaiian family
many decades ago. As It consists al
most entirely or land that is rapidly
being increased in agricultural acre
age, It is constantly growing in value
San Francisco Call.
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A number of Honolulu's younger set
will return from college on Wednes-
days Siberia, making. as Il were, a
regular house party of the trip down.
Among these will be Miss Rosamund
Swanzy, Miss Vera Damon, Miss Paul
inc Schaefer, Mr.. Carl Sehaefer, Mr..
Herman Won Holt and friend, and Mr..
August Schaefer.
Mrs. Chester Livingston. in com
pany with her little son Billy and her
aunt, Mrs. w. G. Hall, sailed yester-
day for Maui, where she will spend
q month or more. Mrs. Livingston
will be joined next week by her ilus--
band. They will reside at the J. b.
Castle place above Olinda on the side
tf Haleakala.
Miss Edna Duane and Miss Lucy
Powers, popular young society girls
from Los Angeles, who have been Wis
ting in the islands for the past six
weeks, sailed yesterday on the Ven
Lura for their home in southern Cali
fornia.
Major and Mrs. J. M. Kennedy, who
rave made so many friends in their
sojourn in Honolulu. sal on the next
for their new station in the
States. They will be greatly missed,
not only in the service circles but in
ocal society as we'll
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Friends of Mrs. Arthur Wall regret
% hear that she is another victim Of
he now epidemic dengue fever. Mrs.
Wall has been confined to her room
or several days. but it is hoped that
he will be about again very soon.
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Mr.. Franklin Richardson was host
o about forty of his young friends
asst night at an informal dancing
,arty. Many rag steps were tried by
hese ambitious youngsters as well as
wo steps and waltzes.
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The fortnightly hop is being held
his evening at Fort Shafter Previous
o the dance, many informal little din
ers are being held and there are sure
O be a number of the ever-popular
Iop suppers afterwards.
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MIR. and Mrs. Richard tvers will be
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