Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

The good ship Wilhelmina, which,
|, with the Sierra, acts as a ferry boat
between these lovely old islands and
the busy marts OF San Francisco. ar
rived on Tuesday with quite an as
sembly Of Honolulu folk on board. II
is certainly good to see our wander
ing friends returning, and already the
stay-at-homes are showing their APP
probation by entertainments both for
NAL and otherwise A delighted little
coterie was down at the dock on Tues
day to welcome home Miss Muriel
Howatt, and her uncle, DR.. Afford
Wall, after their months of motoring
in Southern California. Mrs. Helen
Noonan was also received with plea
sure, and her nephew, Vernon Ten
ney.
Miss Eva M. Stevens returned after
two years spent In Europe. and Miss
Josephine Pratt after shorter but
no less delightful trip in the states.
Miss Mary L. Belts o. Punahou was
homecoming passenger after two
months with her family In the middle
west. Mr.. and Mrs A. Gartenberg
with their two small daughters, re-
turned after several months in San
Francisco.
The Siberia on Monday brought a
large contingent Of H0nolulans,
among them being President and
Mrs. Arthur r. Griffiths and their lit
tie daughter, Miss Eleanor Grifiiths.
Returning from the volcano on the
Mauna Kea Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. MacNeil Of Punahou.
Miss NJ. Glade, Miss Herman Focke.
and Miss Del Mar, the artist, whose
pictures cut such q swathe at their
recent exhibition. Miss Del Mar has
been seeking further IDEAS for Ha-
wall pictures on the big island where
color Is even more riotous than on
Oahu. Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Dowsett
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Giffard, COM
pleted the list OF .returners on the
Mapna Kea. but every boat from the
coast and the other islands Is bring
ing back those who sought to escape
the summer heat Of Honolulu.
/ Midshipman Ivan Graham, who is
spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. w. Montrose Graham.
ON Green Street. has been quite the
lion Of the hour among the younger.
set. All Of his friends both young
.sters and oldstess-haye endeaVOred
tc secure some Of his time, everyone
desiring TO extend hospitality to the
popular young sailor. On Sunday
morning Mrs. Walter Coombs gave
him delicious southern breakfast,
with fried chicken and Maryland
sauce and everything else that goes
toward making a toothsome repast.,
On Monday, he and Mr.. Mason Renny
son Of Admiral Remy of Washington,
D. c. were the guests Of Mrs. G..
.Augur at a picnic in Manoa Valley.
Ion Tuesday. Mr.. Harold Morgan gave
stag picnic in his honor, the party
taking a delightful jaunt to Kaneohe,
Several hostesses, including Mrs. +.
M. Swanzy at Kualoa and Mrs. e. g.
Ballentyne at Kahala, have invited
him over week ends in their att
fractive homes. Last night Mrs. w.
M. Graham entertained a hundred or
more OF his old school friends and
classmates at a dance in his honor,
the young folk having a delightful
time with the favors and novel ideas
introduced by the hostess Mrs. c.
is. Cooper is giving swimming par
ty and supper for the young mfdship.
man on Monday, and great many
other things are on the program, I'm
Guiding large reception next Satur-
day.
The Princess Kawananakoa was
among the hostesses who entertained
at box parties this week. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Morton Riggs, DR.. and Mrs.
harvey Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
hawes. Jr., and Mrs. Francisco Gay
were her guests on Wednesday at the
Virginia Brissac Company, with sup
per afterwards at the Rathskeller.
Mr. Clayton Cousens, the brother of
Mrs. Arthur Lyon Andrews, sailed
last evening for Cornell. Mr.. Cousens
will enter the Junior year at that uni
.versity. having already completed two
years at the College of Hawaii.
Mrs. w. B. worthen was hostess att
q delightful 'round-the-island" trip on
Monday for Miss Louise Worthen,
Miss Mary Worthen, Miss Emile
Eleanor Owens, Mr.. Hamilton, AgeeI
snd Mr.. w. Camp. The party motor
ed over the Pail and to Haleiwa,
where they had lunch, continuing the
journey homeward in the cool of the
afternoon.
After ten years of hard work, Miss
Mary PameI1ta has decided to take a |
vacation. Miss Pamenta will leave by
the Mongolia with the Princess Kawa-
nanakoa. While away she will spend /
several weeks in Los Angeles. coming
north to Oakland LATER TO visit har |