Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-28


Misses Helen and Margaret Jones,
Ewko leave soon for the mainland.
Mrs. w L. Moore, wife Of DR.. w.
L. Moore, has returned from the
Queens hospital, where she has been
very III and is conyalescing at her
home on Green street.
Mr.. Vernon Tenney was an outgoing
passenger on Mondays Honolulan. He
will join his mother, Mrs. E. ID. Ten
ney, in San Francisco.
Miss Catberine Latham of Oahu Col
|lege sailed Monday on the Honolulan
TO spend her vacation months with her
family in California.
The evening bridge club met at the
lone of Major and Mrs Frank
Cheatham on Hastings street last
evening.
Mr.. r. A. Anderson was a return
ing passenger on the Sierra Monday
morning after short trip to the
Coast.
Miss Mary Borden sailed for her
home in California on che Honolulan
Monday evening to be gone year or
more.
/ Miss Ruth Stacker has gone to the
Volcano with her father, Mr.. A. E..
Stacker, to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. W., NJ. ,Giffapd returned on the
Sierra Monday morning after an ex-
tended visit On the mainland.
] Mrs. Theodore Hoffman sailed this
morning on the Sierra for an extend
ed visit on the mainland.
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Mrs. Louis Davis left for six
months visit on the mainland by the
Sierra this morning.
Mrs. NJ. Belts sailed unexpectedly
to attend her mother, who is i'll in
Boise, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougherty sail
ed for an extended trip throughout the
states.
Mrs. Fl. f.. Nichols of Fort Kruger
has invitations out for a bridge aft
ernoon on July 3.
Mrs. Otto Wix was departing pas
senger. on this mornings Sierra.
/ ,lf1~,c xsaC donarf.
! ing passenger on the Sierra.
Mrs. Sam Johnson left on this morn
ing's Sierra.
Capt. Robert~W. Afearns, goth u. s.
Infantry, and Miss Jane Ethel Brown,
daughter Of Judge and Mrs Melville
/ Cox Brown, were married at Laramie,
Wye. June 5, 1919.-Army & Navy
Journal.
i lieut.. Hugh D. Robinson, U. S. K.
i C. G., and Mrs. Robinson are among
1.-THE recent arrivals reported at the
i New Cliffs, Newport, R. !.
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i The engagement was announced in
Philadelphia On June Is of Miss Elsa
i Brooke to lieut.. Walter e. Pridgen
of the First Infantry now stationed
i at Schofield Barracks. Miss Brooke
we'll known in Honolulu, having
made two long visits to the islands.
/ The wedding will take place the lat
4 ter part f July in Philadelphia,
Lieut.. Pridgen sailing from Hawai-
on the July transport. After a briei
honeymoon, the young couple VIII
proceed to Fort Leavenworth, where
i Lieut.. Pridgen has been assigned to
the army signal school.
Word comes thatsMrs. S. ID. Barnes
| who is visiting her family in Paris
I'LL, is being greatly f6ted by her Ole
i friends. Miss Parker Moore, who vii
i he Remembered by many as HAVING
been the guest of Mrs. Barnes in Hon
4 oIulu last year, has entertained for bel
J considerably at luncheons and dinners
at her home in Terre Haute, Ind, JUS
across the border from Paris, while
other friends, both in Terre Haute ane
Paris have been making her the mott
for many social Affairs.
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Mrs. r. r. Staekable and Mrs. Her
man Fcckes were lrpstesses at yer.
unusual and attractive luncheon OF
4 Tuesday at the Mochitsuh club a
( WAIKIKI. The atmosphere, of dab Nip