Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-08
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Miss Time Tsuda was a distinguish
ed passenger to pass through Homo.
lulu on the Shinyo Maru en- route to
Japan. Miss Tsuda Is returning rom
Boston, where she attended the inter
national convention of the students
federation, Miss Tsuda going as the
Representative of women's schools In
Japan. She is a rarely delightful wo-
man, educated at Bryn Mawr.s with a
| life of unusual experiences TO make
her Economically interesting. Her
school for girls is considered the fin
est and most advanced In Japan
| graduates being given positions with
out any other bond than their diplO-
mas. While in port this time Miss
Tsuda was the guest Of Miss Akai,
though many of her other friends
claimed portions of her time. Before
sailing she held quite a little recep-
ton down at the dock.
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An island girl to return after many
years is Mrs. Ulan Kitely, formerly
Miss Kate Carter, who, accompanied
by her husband, is visiting in HonolJ-
III as the guest Of Mrs. j. O. Young. II
has been tWenty-three years since
Kate Carter married and sailed for
other chimes. Most of that time has
been spent IN Puget Sound, though for
the last five years their home has
been in Alaska. Naturally, her first
visit home in all these years is full Of
interest, not onlk to herself oyer the
many changes in the islands but to
her old friends, who are delighted at
this opportunity Of becoming re-ac-
Quainted. Mr.. and Mrs. Kitely will
remain several months in Hawaii be-
fore returning to their home in Alas
ka.
The management OF the Moana
hotel gave an exceptionally attractive
dance on Wednesday in honor of the
passengers on the transport.
.
Mrs. George M. Apple of Schofield
Barracks was hostess at an elab0r.
ate bridge party this week In honor
Of Mrs. s. d. Sturgis. The list Of
those present included not only ladies
or Leilehua but q number of ladies
from town as we'll Auction bridge
was played at ~ tables, several other
guests coming in for tea who did not
care for lilies.
The officers of the coast defense en-
tertained at a stag dinner last
evening at the University Club.
The affair is an annual event with
this branch OF the service. In addition
to the regular complement Of officers
there were present on this occasion
General Frederick Funston, Admiral
c. B. T. Moore, Major A. s. Conklin
and Capt B. o. Mahaffey
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Mrs. John McCaniless entertained
at a very pretty luncheon yesterday
at her home on Thurston avenue. The
decorations were unusually charming
in their colors of pink and gold. A
large gold basket filled with pale
pink roses and knotted with airy
bows of ttlie was used as center
piece.
Friends OF Mrs. Annabel Lee Morris,
who visited here for six or eight
months last year, were interested to
hear that she has been remarked to
her husband, Lieutenant Commander
Robert Morris of the navy. The couple
had been separated for year or more.
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st. Clements Guild will hold its
Liliputian sale on November 22nd at
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel Dolls
doll clothes. baby clothes. books, can
dy tea, lemonade and ice-crearn viii
be sold.
Mr.. Frank Alexander sailed on the
wilhelmina for a short trip to Califor-
MIA. During his absence Mrs. ,Alexan-l
der viii be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Cooke