Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-10

college OF Hawaii For the last three
years, graduates with, the 1914 class,
and is taking up civil engineering.
Mr.. Barnhart leaves for the islands
about! the. end of August. During his
vacation he has visited Many Of the
resorts along the Russian sriver$ and
is so pleased with the country that
he intends returning next summer.
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Mrs. J. 3. Star of Hon6fulaS is spend.
ing several months in Livermore. Cal
ifornia, as the guest q her sister,
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Mrs. katherine Yates3 who spends
so much of her time ms Honolulu. is
now visiting friends in San Francisco.
Mrs. Yates is the author of several
books that have attained considerable
Vogue. She is also a successful pub
Usher.
Lieut.. Carl Bostrom, who was de-
taehed from the naval station in Ho-.
holulu last month, spents several days
at the Bremerton yard IDS the guest
Of Mrs. Cottman, leaving for Wash
ington. d. C. via the Canadian Paci-
fic on August Sth.
: Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bishop are
spending few delightful weeks at
Casa Del Rey. California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Duckworth ar
rived in the city from Honolulu, III. l.,
fer visit with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Duckworth. Guy
went to the islands about seven years
ago and 1t Is his first visit home in
that time. Guy has a fine position
in Honolulu, being manager for Da-
vies & Co., who have string of.
stores throughout the islands.
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Lieut.. John Schelling. of the navy,
who maze so many friends while sta
toned in Honolulu at different times
on the Cleveland and on the Califor-
MIA, is now equally popular in Puget
Sound, where the officer has duty on
the Charleston. Recently Lieut..
Schelling has been entertaining at al
number of delightful affairs, among
which was launch party for DIR. and
Mrs. Whitmore, Miss Whitmore, Miss
Mitchell, Lieut.. and Mrs. Fegan and
Capt Buckley. Il
Commodore G. R. Salisbury, former
ly governor of Guam, is making an
extensive tour of Alaska-on pleas
ure bent.
1t ID interesting to hear Of festivi-
ties in other ports given for the Of
ficers and men of the New Zealand
who were so royalty entertained in
Honolulu this summer. The follow
ing clipping proves that the same
sort of hospitality Is following them
wherever they CO.
The cruiser West Virginia left for
Victoria August 8 and win represent
the United States government at a
celebration in honor of the new Brit
ish dreadnaught New Zealand
Comdr. C. ]. Lang was in command,
and the officers going up On the ship
were Lieut.. Comdr. Hilary Williams,
Lieut.. W. e. Whitehead, of the ST.
Louis; Lieut. II. R. Kellar. of the new
Orleans; Lieut.. w. F. Gresham, of the
Colorado; Ensign s. S. Brown, of the
SHdl anu Lieut.. y. u. LdLlle, d
H. Klein and H. b. Mccormack, of
the admiral's staff. On Monday at
II a. m. the West Virginia fired a
salute in greeting of the New Zea-
land. At 1850 p. m. the officers at. !,
tended the opening ceremonies by the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of British Column !
bia for the governor-general. In the
evening the crew from the West Vir- :
ginia gave smoker for the $50 men
from the New Zealand and twenty
five from each of the british sloops
Of war, the Algerine and Clearwater.
Rear Admiral Reynolds and his Off
GERS. entertained at dinner on board,
ship Monday evening, August 4. in
honor of the captain and ten officers,