Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-19

nee Miss Grace Davis
the army have cards out for three
successive bridge parties on Wednes-
Gay, Thursday and Friday of next
week. Such social energy is certainly
to be admired and Congratulated down
here.
Captain and Mrs !. M. Ellicott
gave reception for Miss Priscilla FL
licott last month at.awhich the latter
was introduced toA society. Many
guests from San Francisco went to
Vallejo to attend the reception.
Among those present were Mrs.
Eleanor Martin, Mrs. McMunen, Mrs.
Gardener, wife of Colonel Gardener,
commanding the Presidio Of San Fran
cisco, and the Prince fon Schroen-
berg, and Baron Uxull, visitors in San
Francisco. The affair was one of the
prettiest given at the navy yard this
year, the u s. s. Maryland being ar
tistically decorated for the event -"
Army and Navy Register.
Miss Ellicott is the sister of Mrs.
Ross Kingsbury of this city, and Wis
tied here for six months last year.
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Mrs. Alonzo Gartley gave a delight
full luncheon at her home in Manoa
Valley on "Wednesday. The affair was
given in honor of Mrs. Farley of Au-
Eurndale, Mass, the sister of Mrs.
F. NJ. Swanzy. Mrs Farley has been
much feted since her arrival in Homo
lulu short time ago.
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Great regret is being expressed in
town, over the serious illness of Mrs.
E. ID. Tenney. Her friends will be
glad to hear, however, that she is
getting along very nicely after her
operation Mrs Tenney is at present
IN a flowei-decked room in the
Queens Hospital, but she will be re-
moved to her home as soon as the
gravity of her illness will permit.
The many friends of Mr.. Eugene
Pinkham take pleasure in welcoming
him lack to Honolulu after his long
sojourn in the Orient. Mr.. Pinkham
is the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cooper. He expects to remain
here three weeks or d month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William i. Hopper
and their two daughters, Miss Eliza
beth and Alice Hopper, who have been
making an extended trip on the main
land, will return to the islands the
carly part of May. Although they have
been travelling pretty well all over the
United States for the past five or six
months they have been located in
New York, where the girls have been
studying music. Miss Alice Hopper
has very fine mezzo-soprano voice
which her friends in Honolulu are
eager to hear after its training under
the vocal wizards of New York.
Miss Marjory Freeth and Miss
Blanche Soper spent all of last week
patching it" at the General Davis
place up Tantalus.
Mrs. r. Patterson who WAS for
merly Miss Stella Love of Honolulu,
sailed on the Mongolia on Wednes-
day for her home in Portland Mrs.
Patterson. accompanied by her two
children and Miss Glen Jones, a
charming young lady of Portland, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Fanny
Love, for the past few months.
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Mrs. Arthur Floyd Griffiths left on
the Lurline for an extended trip in
| the eastern states. Mrs. Griffiths
| will be joined in June by her husband,
President Griffiths of Oahu College,
They plan ito return some time in
! September. .-@.. ~
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Mrs. Florence Hoffman has issued
/ Invitations for a luncheon and bridge
| On next Thursday to be given in
/ honor of Miss Helen North, who is
! TO be married next month. s@< -.