Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

mainland. During her absence she
visited her former home in Ohio.
Mrs. Riley II. Allen expects to leave
next week on the Mariana for the
mainland, visiting first in the north
west and later going TO New York for
the winter
Mrs. William Taylor and small son
of Honolulu have been spending a.
month in Modesto, California, as the
guests of Mrs. Andrew WichmaI.
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Mrs. Herman Won Holt entertained
the members of the board OF missions
at her home yesterday. About sew.
enty-fiye members met to discuss the
coming tri-ennial convention in New
FORK.
Mrs. w. B. Worthen and her two
charming daughters, Mary and Louise
Worthen. sailed last night on the So
roma for their home in LittIerock,
la. The Worthens have spent sew
eral weeks in Honolulu, where they
were guests at the Pleasanton.
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Among the departing passengers on
yesterdays Sohoma were Jack and
Carter Gait, who go on to resume
their studies in the East. The former
win enter the freshman class at Yale,
though the latter still has another
year at the Finsbury Preparatory
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz T. Henshaw have
taken charming little bungalow on
Young street and will remain in Ho-
noluIu Indefinitely to the delight of
their many friends. The young couple
were prominent members of San Fran |
cisco society and are sure to prove a
great addition to the younger set here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder are en-
tertaining. at a swimming party and
supper this evening in honor Of Miss
Helen Wilder.
Miss Alice Hastings will sail on |
the Wilhelmina next Wednesday for
Boston, where she will enter school.
Lieut.. Philip j. LAUDER of~the I'd |
infantry Is sailing on the transport
Logan this evening on a two months
leave Of absence. While away he
win receive his promotion and be as.
signed to another regiment, so Fort
Shafter win see him no more. He
has. been entertained at many little
informal affairs prior to his depart.
are, Last evening he was serenaded
by the infantry band, while dozen
or more of his friends gathered in
his quarters to wish him well. Lieut..
LAUDER has been more than popular
in the post and will be heartily
missed by his comrades.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Guild have re-
turned from their place at Kaalawai.
where they have. been spending the
summer months and are once more
ensconced in their pretty home on
College avenue.
Miss Margaret Grant of Los. Ange-
les us Sp6uu4IlS WEEK vi uOfS III
Honolulu as the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. C. G. Balientyne. Miss Grant is
enroute around the world and will
join a party of friends passing
through on the next steamer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Brasch have rented
the John Guild psace at Kaalawai for
the month of September.
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Miss Emma Cooley, who has been
spending several months in Honolulu
as the guest OF Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank.
lin p. Jackson, sailed last evening on
the Sonoma for her home in New Or
leans.
Mrs. Frederick Funston, wife of /
gadier-g general Funston, is sailing
with her baby daughter for San Fran
cisco on this afternoons transport. The
rip is very hurried one, and was only
decided upon the latter part of this
week. During her brief stay in San .
Francisco Mrs, Funston will be the
guest of her sisters, Mrs. w. o. Cullen
and Mrs. Frank Hewlett. The return
trip of the Logan will see her back in
HOnOlulu she llOnas