Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-15

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detailed. Lieut. Lando is baking the
place OF Lieut. L. NJ. Stevens. who.
with his wife. sailed on the last trans
port for Bremerton Lieut. Lando Is
q Honolulu man. and his appointment
to the local station was hailed with
delight by his many friends.
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The engagement Of Miss Laura
Woodhead. daughter of Charles D.
Woodhead of Los Angeles, and Lieut..
Thomas l. Steere was announced a
few days ago Miss Wo.dhead is q
student at Stanford. She returned a
few weeks ago from Europe, meeting.
Lieutenant Steere. who was ensroutc
from the Philippine islands. The web
ding will take place this fall.
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Lieut. and Mrs Albert Rees Of tho
navy entertained lastNeek at an elab-
Iorate dinner at their home on Yerba
Buena street, San Francisco. Lieu
tenant Rees has shore duty In that
city Just now. much to the pleasure Of
the younger smart set, in whose frol-
les the Reeses took an active part be-
fore their marriage, two years ago.
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The younger officers Of the United
States cruiser Maryland were hosts at
delightful dinner on board Saturday
evening, and the party later attended
the dance at Hotel del Coronado, the.
music for which was furnished by the
band from the Maryland. Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Sullivan sail
ed for Honolulu on Wednesday on q
|protracted honeymoon and will not re-
turn home until December. They have
their automobile with them and are
anticipating many enjoyable drives to
the places of interest Chronicle.
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Mrs. H. A. Orr sailed from Bremen
ton on September 9Th for San Fran
Ecisco where she visited for a month.
She was joined by Lieutenant Orr the
first part of this month, after which
they proceeded to Rochester N. "
where he has been ordered for duty.
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The friends of Paymaster w. D.
Sharpe. who knew him when he visit.
ed In Honolulu on the Buffalo, will
be glad to hear that he has been or
dered to the west coast. As paymas-
ter of the Glacier, the popular young
officer viii undoubtedly make FREE
quent stops In the islands. &
Among those expected on the cr,lis-
er Albany, which will shortly arrive
in Honolulu is Lieut.. G. G. Dichman,
who made friends here when he was
stationed with the Pacific fleet three
years ago.
Surgeon General Rupert Blue, u. S. I
public health service, took a party on
an automobile tour to the Antietam
battlefield on Saturday and Sunday
He was accompanied by Lieut. Comdr
II. H. Kearney, u. 8. navy, and Mrs.
Kearney and Assistant Surgeon Gen
.eral Rucker and Mrs Rncker Army
end Navy Register.
The San Francisco Chronicle has
the following to say about prominent
Honolulu people:
The James McCandlesses, who have
been visiting Mrs. Herman 0elrichs
in New York, have engaged apart
ments at the Palace hotel for the 1st
of November. James McCandless is
one of Honolulu's milionaires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight Starr Jordan,
who returned Monday from their
wedding trip to Honolulu, are prepar-
ing to leave for Terre Bella, Tulare |
comfy, where Mr.. JORDAN is in busi- |
ness Examiner.
Among the through passengers on |
the Korea were Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
lex Ha1ton and family, of Hongkong,
who are planning to make their |
home in Berkeley after many years |
in the Orient. ~.
The friends of Mrs. Clarence Cooke
regret to hear o. her sudden attack
Of appendicitis Mrs. Cooke was OPP
Grated on at the Queens hospital yes
terday, and at last report was doing
nicely
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Mrs. L. c. Ables returned to Homo
lulu on the Sierra Monday morning,
after six weeks or more in California,
visiting her son, Kenneth Ables.
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p Among the arrivals on the Sierra
Monday morning was Mrs. G.. J. Cd
end'hal, wife of Lieut.. @Odend'hal, of
the Thetis
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Mrs. Frederick Funston returned to
Honolulu Monday evening, after a
short trip to San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. F. Prosser return
Ell on the Sierra Monday after 4 short
visit in the States.
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Mrs G. S. Holloway was among
these to sail on the Korea Monday af4
ternoOn.