Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-23

particle of Dandruff: cleanses. puri-
MaiIlot. Many pleasures will be
Planned for Miss Anderson during the
two months of her visit to the islands.
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Mr.. and Mrs Walter NJ Kendall,
arrived on the. Sierra Monday MORN
ing, and are registered at the Pleas
anton. The many friends of Mr.. Ken
dali are delighted to welcome his
bride and countless affairs are being
planned in their honor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Guthrie and
Miss Guthrie were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. McCandless in motor
trip about the city yesterday. Later
in the afternoon they were enter
tanned at tea by Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Mills Swanzy.
Mr.. Truman smith, who has been
in Honolulu for the past month as the
guest OF Mr. Herman Won Holt, left
yesterday for his home in Stamford,
Conn., While in town he has been
very popular with the younger set,
and many affairs were given for him.
He spent few days on several of the
other islands and in the wilder regions
of this On Saturday he was one Of
a hunting party at the Won Holt place
at Palihua which did considerable
damage to the wild goats in that
locality. His friends deeply regretted
that he was unable to extend further
his visit to the islands.
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Miss Margaret Waterhouse returned
from Kauai on the last, Kinau
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, who left.
in April TO attend the graduation Of
their son, Alan Lowrey. from Harvard
University, returned Yesterday on the
Mongolia The younger set are de-
lighted to welcome Alan into the sum-
mer's festivities.
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay and her
little daughter returned to Honolulu
on the tMongolia yesterday.
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Mrs. Richard Kipling, formerly Miss
Makia Magoon, arrived on the Mon
goiia to pay a shortiKisit to her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Magoon, on
street. -
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Mrs. W. T. Schmidt of Manoa Val-
ley and her two children, who have
been in California since March, are
a. Fallen Leaf Lodge on Fallen Leaf
lake
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Mrs. Ernest Clark of Manoa> Valley
and her son are visiting her mother
in Berkeley.
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MIR. George w. Bailey and Mrs.
Bailey, formerly Miss Alice Cooper,
are leaving on the Sierra Saturday
for their future home in Bos-
ton, They will make leisurely trip
across the continent, their itinerary
including Vancouver, Banff, Thousand
Islands and many other points of in
terest on the Canadian Pacific route. !
Among the arrivals on the Sierra
morning were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Lindsay of Los Angeles and their
charming young daughter, Gladys.
The Lindsays are well-known Los An
eeles people. with connections here,
They are registered at the Pleasan-
ton and plan to make visit Of two
months to the islands. 49,. ID -. ::..z.,. }l,..
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Lieut.. and Mrs Gaylor Church, who
arrived on this weeks Sierra, are reg
stored at the Pleasanton hotel. They
will undoubtedly be the occasion, for
many social affairs among service
people of Honolulu. - ~. ..s..
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The Oakland Tribune has the fol-
owing comment on Yell-known Sc
,iety woman of Honolulu. i n.
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Lieutenant H. S. Naylor, list field
artillery, Honolulu, arrived yesterday
from the east on SICK leave
and has gone to Pacific Grove,-Ex- I
iminer. ...<. -. = -. r.. -.
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Miss Helen Quarles, a we'll known
honolulu girl, returned on the Sierra
Monday after several years in Boise.
She was accompanied by her mother :