Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-07

And O1S1zEl1Ns sal CR11<1 I
they leave. Mr.. ana Mrs Eckart
we're the motifs for much entertain
ing prior to their departure.
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Mrs. Alexander Isenberg will sail
on the Siberia, June is. for the ORR
ent and Europe, via the Siberian rail-
way Mrs. IseHberg will be gone for
two and perhaps three years, so
there will be many regretful alohas
when her steamer pulls out.
Society folk We're shocked to hear
Of the sudden nness OF Miss Louise
Girard. necessitating an operation
and a sojourn of some length at the
Queens hospital. Miss Girard is the
sister of Mrs. Frederick Klamp and
arrived from the States only ten
days ago.
Lieut.. Fl. A. Orr entertained at din
ner on board the Raleigh Sunday for
Mrs. Orr, Lieut. and Mrs. Mccormack,
Lieut.. and Mrs. E. D. Amy, Eieuten-
ants Kellar and Gliding. Army and
Navy Journal
Lieutenant Orr, called by his friends
Bats Orr. is well known IN Hawaii,
as he spent several months here last
year when he was attached to the
West Virginia in the Pacific fleet.
Since visiting the islands last year
Lieutenant Orr has taken unto him
self bride, and now has no more de-
sire to wander.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Irwin and
Mrs. Richard Ivers, who have been in
! Coronado for several weeks, have re-
| turned to town. San Francisco Elk
aminer
Mrs. Frank B. Edwards, wife of Cap
| tain Edwards of the army, and her
little daughter Frances. sailed
on the transport Thomas for San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Edwards will join her hus-
band at the Preside in that city, hav-
! ing waited until the closing OF school
before leaving. Captain Edwards was
stationed in Honolulu for two years
and the couple were so popular in To-
cal circles that it was with deepest
regret that society saw them go.
The Army and Navy Register OF
| May 17reports the orders of DR. ]. M.
Gillespie Of the Marine Hospital serv-
ice, relieving him from duty IN Manila,
and directing him TO proceed to Hong
| kong for duty in the Office Of the
lAmerican consul. DR.. Gillespie has
many friends in Honolulu, having been
stationed here for two. years on the
revenue cutter Thetis He lett this
iIort for Manila some time in Novem-
Der of last year.
Among the through going passer-
| 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.
/ Great regret is being expressed both
by service and civilian folk over the
sudden departnre Of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Kirby Smith, who have been ordered
ITO Newport, r. !. The young couple
/ had been stationed In Honolulu for
! three years and were very popular
here.
Miss Ruth Anderson was the sue
EcessfuI composer Of the farewell song
1 in the competition held by the class OF
1913 at Punahou. Miss Anderson also
wrote the regular class song, seeming
to have genius along that line.
Two tables of bridge are the popu-
lar form of entertainment during the
i hot months. Many of these small at
fairs, which require so little prepare
ton, are planned for next week.
The annual meeting Of the College
Club will be held at the Colonial on
Tuesday, June 10. at o'clock. 1t Is
hoped that all members will find It
possible to be present.
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The officers and ladies of Schofield
Barracks enjoyed kan informal mop
Thursday night in the Infantry Club.
The First Infantry band furnished the
music.
Mr.. Thursto1 Taylor is entertain
ing number of his friends at an in
formal dancing party this evening at
his home on Thurston avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 6. NJ. Cooke enter
tanned at dinner on Friday last in
I honor of Governor and Mrs. Frear and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Cooke.
i Mrs. G.. +. Darling and her sister,
i Mrs. Loveland, have taken the Mon
/, sarrat cottage on Union street, where
III tkA,, ,,,;ll 10 ~ I,<r,o fn their friends