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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30

pected to return very shortly from
honeymoon spent On Kauai. They will
settle in their pretty bungalow on
Nuuanu avenue
turned to town yesterday after a de-
lightful week spent at Kaneohe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy and
Miss Jessie Kennedy sailed for Ha-
wall on today's Mauna Kea, where
they will spend three or four weeks
visiting at the volcano
& 9 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Tgggard have rented
the Governor Frear place at the PEN
insula for a year beginning Septem-
Der /, and are already making prepa-
rations to move They are among the
many enthusiasts who think that
.he charm of Pearl Harbor more than
makes up for its suburban inconyeni-
ences.
Mrs. l.. H. Mckinley of Leilehua Is
spending few days In town as the
guest of Mrs. Norris Stayton Of Fort
de Russy
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. T. Clegg and little
Miss Nancy Clegg sailed this week
for Molokai, where they viii spend
the next two months. While up there
Mr.. Clegg win try his luck at the
deer hunting which is so popular with
Hawaiian sportsmen- On their re-
turn they will occupy the Biorkman
house in Manoa valley.
g = =
= Mrs. Robert Hair sailed on the
Mauna Kea today for Maui. where
she will visit Mr. and Mrs. John Hair.
q
The officers of Fort Shafter are en-
PERTAINING at their fortnightly hop
this evening at the officers club. The
usuiI jolly crowd is planning to at
tend, including a number of folk from
town who enjoy nothing better than
ihese informal dances.
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gained as hostess at the Moana hotel
IN Honolulu for three years, and at
other island hotelries for two years
more.
Tact and refinement as well as an
endless amount Of enthusiasm are re-
quisites for a social hostess. Mrs.
Church possesses all in a marked de-
gree and the guests at the Crags are
unanimous in their appreciation Of
her To her thoughtfulness and inter
est are due the great majority of the
jolliest parties which have been en-
joyed this year at Castle Crags.
9
Mrs. Remi Pierre Schwerin and Miss
Arabella Schwerin are contemplating
an eastern trip. 1t is probable that
they will spend some of this winter in
Washington and Baltimore. where
Miss Schwerin will make her debut.
3 . 9
Miss Rosamund Swanzy is enter
tanning ten or more of her friends az
a picnic at her country home in Kua-
loa. The guests will go by motor and
spend most delightful day IN the
pretty beach.
8 & &
Last Friday Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Hummel entertained Mr.. and Mrs. c.
P. Plat and Mrs. z. Eckhardt of Chi
cago to delightful auto trip around
the island.
DR.. and Mrs. p. F. Frear and Miss
Smith are out enjoying the beautiful
49, q
at Hauula, being registered at Hotel
Aubrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Meyer and
family and Mrs. Harvey and family
are spending a couple of weeks at
Hotel Aubrey on windward Oahu.
8 q
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chillingworth
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-
Eenorsta Ramona Lcfovrc. sister q
tue trst secretary Of the Pansma lea
tscn. who IL In Vermont a. the guest
&c her brother. Edwin Lotevrcs the all-
thor. win sail Tor Panama the middle
a AUGUST to remain until the late
Autumn.
Miss Gcarvive Cagx. VINO has been
t-avci.ng extensively abroad ln1cr the
chaperonage q Colonel and Mrs. Hnf-
vey, win return % this country On sep
tcmber TO-
Former Assistant Secretary q the
Treasury, James r. Curtis and Nrs
Curtis are at their cottage. Sharks
Mouth. Manchester. Mass. TO stay IN
I'll October.
q q .
Former Speaker Cannon. who =
motoring with Mr.. John d. Dwight.
reached Breton Woods yesterday 10
spend several days there with Miss
Cannon and Miss Virginia lie Seure.
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY

Especial Starr IN Correspondence
Col. Henry o. S. Heistand, U. s.
A.. and Mrs. Heistand have bought
the residence at 1882 Avenue of the
Presidents, and viii make 1t their fu-
ture home. They have already left
1414 Twenty-first street, where they
have resided for some time, and have
taken possession of their new home.
8 e
According to dispatches to several
New York papers. Mrs. Harry
r. Dimock has announced at her Bar
rIarbor home the engagement Of her
daughter, Mrs. Susan Dimock Hutch
"a, to lufseppe Eatalani the
counselor Of the Italian embassy. The
latter has been in Bar Harbor for
several weeks, and the former has re-
Gently returned from couple Of
months stay abroad.
The announcement, it is said, was
made at a dinner party of twenty
guests last night at Elsinore. It has
been anticipated for some time. The
wedding date is not yet settled, nor
whether the ceremony is to be at
Bar Harbor or elsewhere. Mrs. d.
mock spent last winter in the Slater
house, en- | street, which was formerly
the home Ct her brother. the late VIII
liam c. Whitney, when he was Cleve-
lFnd's Secretary of the Navy. She
has leased another and larger house
IN this city for next season.
8 8 q
Robert Bacon, former Secretary Of
State, and Mrs. Bacon and their
daughter, Miss Martha Bacon, are
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VIII return to town on Monday after
a delightful six weeks spent in the
Manoa mountains.
Mr. Walter Spalding was host at an
deliberately appointed dinner on Tues
day evening. covers were laid. for.
twelve.
Mrs. w. w. North is spending a
few days at Luakaha as the guest OF
Mrs. Charles Atherton.
q 8
Miss Myra Angus is spending the
week END at Kahala as the guest of
Mrs. Frederick Klamp;
Miss Violet Makee and the Misses
Harriet and Mary Lucas are spending
the remainder of their vacation at Niu.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William C. VIM
ter of Schofield Barracks are receiving
congratulations over the birth of q
daughter, who has been named Betty
Marie, at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon.
Lieutenant Winter is an officer of the
25th Infantry.
Among those leaving on the Lur-
line Tuesday afternoon is Mrs. w. w.
North who goes TO visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George E. Lake Helen
North, in Philadelphia. Mrs. North
will be gone indefinitely perhaps as
long as two years. her plans taking
in the fair in 1915.
q q
The Misses Gertrude and Winifred
Wilson who sailed on the Manchuria
this week are Portland girls of un-
usual attractiveness. During their
visit to Mrs. robert Hair they have
been considerably entertained. the on
ly regret being that their stay was
so short as to prevent further hospi-
tally. In company with Mrs. Hair
they took most delightful trip to the
volcano last week. stopping on on the
wav home at Lahaina. where they
took in the Harvest Time Festival and
Ball. Many Maui peoule entertain
ing for them during their brief So
journ.
Miss Helen Wilder has issued in
vitalions for dinner-dance TO be
given at the Country Club on Tues
day.
Miss Madeline DOYLE is spending
the week end at Leilehua as the guest
of Miss Genevieve Tinker.
q 8 q
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Moore have
returned from Santa Barbara, where
they have been for the last month.
q z
Lieut.. Wallace Bertholf, U, 6. NJ,
is in San Francisco on short leave
with Mrs. Bertholf at their apart
ment on Clay street Lieut.. Bertholf
is attached to the U. S. S. California.
&
It is interesting to hear of the
movements of former Honolulu visit
ors, particularly when they are as
popular and well known as Miss
Enid Gregg of whom the San Fran
cisco Chronicle has the following to
say:
Miss Enid Gregg has spent the
greater part of the summer in town.
She has been the guest at several
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week-ends at the country houses, AT
present Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington
Gregg and their two daughters are
domiciled at the Fairmont, where
they will remain until the completion
of their new home at Bakers beach.
8
Among the prospective: honeymoon
ers in Hawaii are Dr. and Mrs. E. H.
Waddell of San Francisco whose
marriage on the 18th was quite an
event in that city.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Biddle Shep-
pard (Mrs, Ellamae Goodale Camp
are motoring through Wales. They
will go to NoNFay and will travel UNI
til the fall, when they will come to
California to visit Mrs. Sheppard's
mother in Trinity county.
e. So
Miss Daphne Damon entertained,
Informally at tea yesterday in honor
of Miss Sylyern Purvis. After de-
lightful afternoon at Moanalua, the
little party rode over to Fort Shafter,
where they watched the weekly
parade.
& e
Recent arrivals in the islands are
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Raymond who
have chosen Hawaii as the place to
spend their honeymoon. Their we'd
ding, during the middle of this month,
was quiet event in San Francisco
society. The wedding, though q. small
affair, created considerable interest
on account of the great popularity OF
the bride and groom. Mrs. Raymond
was formerly Miss Edna Ingram.
Mr.. Dwight Baldwin and Mr. Far
rant Turner, graduates of this years
class at Oahu College. will sail on
the Lurline Tuesday to enter univer
stiles in the East Baldwin will study
law at Yale, while Farrant Turner
has selected Wesleyan and civii en-
cheering.
Mrs. and Miss Swanzy entertained a
number of their friends informally al
tea on Monday, the object of the oc-
casion being to discuss plans for the
coming Venetian carnival to he given
for the benefit of the kindergartens
The friends of Lieut.. and Mrs. Lem
rel Stevens of the navy regret TO
learn of their pending departure for
Washington where Lieut.. Stevens will
be stationed on the RALEIGH. The
young couple have made their home
in Honolulu for over a year. during
which time they have been exception
ally popular. Their departure will
make zap in the Younger set which
viii not be easily filled.
9 . = as
Miss Marjory Freeth returned last
Saturday after several months on
Maui and Is now up Tantalus as the
guest OF Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson.
. g
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Watson have
taken the Gilman place at Waikiki for
the month of September, where they
will no doubt entertain considerably
in an informal way.
q . z
Miss Ruth Berry Of Berkeley. aud
are two prominent society girls visit
ting in Honolulu en- route to Hilo.
This week they are the guests OF Mrs.
Charles Anterior at Luakaha
q
Miss Laura Low, who has been.
spending her vacation in Hilo. viii
return to town next week after a
glorious two months of good times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dekum are ex-
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SIai0-mCSoTFiotou Nupttdio.
The largest event Of next week
viii no doubt be the marriage of Miss
Nina Craig to Mr. Dan McCorriston.
There Is nothing more delightful than
Q home wedding. and approaching this
fact, those who have been invited, are
anticipating next weeks affair with
much pleasure. Though all OF the de-
tails are not settled as yet, II is
known that Mrs. Edna Bennett will be
matron OF honor, and Mr.. Robert Me-
Corristcn best man. After the we'd
ding, the bride and groom will leave
for Hawaii, where they VIII make
their future home Many informal
affairs have been given for the young
couple prior to their marriage. their
friends and long list Of relatives
desiring to extend hospitality to the
bride and groom.
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new at Manila. where they went to
visit Robert Bacon. Jr.. who. 10 the
secretary to Governor Forbes. and Mrs
gbaccn
Mrs. Melville z. ingalls,. Jr., who
Is with the Washington colony a.
the Hot Spring.. spends much Of her
time fishing. and yesterday Mrs. In
gals caught a big string OF black bass
UP the Jackson river gorge. fifteen
miles from the Homestead. Hot
springs.
Miss Margaret McChord. daughter
CT Charles C. McChord. Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission. and Mira.
McChord. has gone to wildwood. n.
J., to spend some time as the guest
Of Mrs. -..organ Shuster. The Com
missioner and Mrs. McChord are IT
their apartment 1t the New Willard.
and win be kept there some time. un-
I'll the close OF Congress, when they
viii take . vacation Of some length.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30
SOCIAL NOTES

This is the time OF the year when
society turns its face towards home
reluctantly, II will be admitted, for
the cool breezes of mountain and
shore are more than preferable to
the sultry weather Of town But Pun
ahou commences In another week, and
the public schools. the week after
and few days are needed to invest
In wardrobe for school days. There
fore the residents of Kahala, and Ka-
wailoa Tantslus and Haleiwa are gra-
dually shutting up their comfortable
bungalows and moving toward town.
Another week will see most OF the
country places deserted-the Ballen-
tynes. the Warehouses;, Cookies, Phil
Iipses. Hayseldens, bookings, Fraziers,
ycnncy Pecks, Klamps, Loves. Ormond
walls. Petersons and Willard Browns.
Will all return this week, sunburned,
but happy to have missed the OPP
prrssiye heat Of the summer in Hon.
olulu. There is Of course the usual
exodus smong the younger set-boys
and girls going East to school and
college. The outgoing steamers are
crowded with jolly parties of young
fox who make things hum from Ho-
nolulu to the staid New England
states On the whole, however, 1t
has been a very successful summer.
society has bravely withstood the on
si..ught Of warm weather, and where
entertaining has been dropped by one
set II has quickly been caught up by
another--and this spirit Of enthusiasm
which has carried them all through
the months OF June, July and Au-
gust, promises TO make the winter
season, when fully established, an I'M
usually lively one. With the growth
o. the city. and the advent Of 50 many
new peoplein the service and other
Wise-an additional stimulus has been
given society which must inevitably
set the ball more speedily a-rolling.
Miss Muriel HoWatt is returning to
Honolulu on the next Wilhelmina, her
friends will be glad to learn. Miss
howatt has spent delightful three
months in California, and with her
uncle. Dr. Afford Wall, motored all
through the state. spending consid-
cradle time In the Yosemite valley.
A. =
Captain and Mrs. william Matson
and Miss Luriine Matson, who left for
the East a week ago, are at Newport
News where they will attend the
launching Of Captain Matson's new
steamer. They will visit Norfolk,
Washington and New York before re-
turning 70 San Francisco.
=
Lieut.. w. Ball, aide-de-camp of GEN
eral Frederick Funston, entertained
delightfully."- at dinner last Sunday
night The affair took place at the
Moana Hotel, the table being attract
lively decorated with roses. Covers
were laid for eleven
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guild were hosts
informally for Mr.. and Mrs White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Aiken, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Hair, Mr.. Archie Guild.
Misses Winifred and Gertrude Wilson,
Mr. Ernest Raas and others on Sun
day last.
Much Of the credit for the success
full season this year at Castle Crags
is due to the untiring efforts of the
social hostess, Mrs. Elizabeth
Church.
Mrs. Church brought 10 her posi-
ton the experience which she had
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CHILDREN's HOSE in black and tan, reduced
to 1Oc per pair; also broken lot Of Chdrens sox
dueed from pr for $1Oo to 8 pr for SOC. Heavy
ribbed hose, black only, pr for $1.OO Black Hole
proof Hose, $500 per box Of 9 pr.
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OSAN -
CHILDREN'S WEEK
Monday, Sept. list, is Labor Day, 50 we viii be
closed, but ON Tuesday morning at o'clock will
open our store to week Of excellent trading POSSIBLE
tiles.
Anticipating the desires of the mothers and the
needs of the children at this time of the when
school is about to begin have nauguraed this Sale
The following items will give you idea Of the
unusual values offering in Chdren's Wearables
MISSES DRESSES in materials suitable for
school wear in all styles and Sizes worth from $500 to
$1,000, for from 200 to $3.50
BOYS SUITS in Mildly, Sailor and Norfolk styles,
all sizes and fine assortment Of materials, worth
from sl.25 to $500, fol from 75c to $500
BOYS HATS in straw, Felt and Cloth, CSC to
$3.50 BOYS CAPS, in Wool and Linen, Sc to 75e
GIRLS STRAW HATS, excellent for school wear,
reduced to s1oo, = %, $15o and 500 katine Hats
$175
We are showing some straw shapes in white, tan,
navy and black, REDUCED to s1oO
CHILDREN's COATS Of wool materials, to
Ii years, ranging from $S5 to $1,000; also Rubber
lied Raineoats and Caps at from $3.50 to $1,000.
cHILDREN's HOSE in black and tan, reduced
to 1Oc per pair; also broken lot Of Childrens sox
dueed from pr for 800 to pr for SOC. Heavy
ribbed hose, black only, pr. for $1.OO Black Hole
proof Hose, $500 per box Of 9 pr
cHILDREN's GAUzE UNDERsHIRTs
duced to 5Oc also broken line Of unionsuits ct
soc and 75c.
BOYS BALBRIGGGAN DRAWERS reduced
from SOC to 25c; also an assortment Of Shirts and
Waists at 5Oc regular price 75c Also lot Of separ
ate Pants at SOC and 75c
We are also making a special display of BOYS
FIxINGs such as Ties, Handkerchief Belts, Paja
mas and Bath Robes.
RoMPERs AND oyERALLs for before and after
school Our line is most complete and offers real good
values
BY THE YARD-We have taken from our regu.
lar stock an assortment Of materials suitable for school
dresses such as Batste, Dimity, Tissue Ginghanl,
Chalnbry, Poplin Lawn Wolfe, Flaxon and Swiss,
which we have divided into lots and marked exception
ally low, as follows: IL yds. for s1OO-1O yds. for
500 yds for $1.OO = yds. for s1.OO zoe I'D
l-25c yd and S5c yd.
B. F. EHLERS & CO.
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Miss Laura Low, who has been
spending her vacation in Hilo. win
return to town next week after a
glorious two months of good times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dekum are ex-
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Captain and Mrs. William Matson
and Miss Lurline Matson, who left for
the East week ago. are at Newport
News. where they will attend the
launching of Captain Matson's new
steamer. They will visit Norfolk,
Washington and New York before re-
turning 10 San Francisco.
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Miss Ruth Berry Of Berkeley. and
Miss Irene McDermot of LIS Altos
are two prominent society girls visit
ting in Honolulu en- route to Hilo.
This week they are the guests OF. Mrs.
Charles Anterior at Duakaha
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CHILDREN's COATS Of wool materials to
Ii years, ranging from $3.50 to $1,000; also Rubber
lied Raincoats and Caps at from $3.50 to $1,000.
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Robert Bacon. former Secretary OF
State, and Mrs. Bacon and their
daughter, Miss Martha Bacon, are
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Watson have
taken the Giln,an place at Waikiki fol
the month of September where they
will no doubt entertain considerably
in an informal way.
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Miss Mariory Freeth returned last
Saturday after several months on
Maui and Is now up Tantalus as The
guest OF Mrs. A. G. NJ Robertson
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Miss Enid Gregg has spent the
greater part of the summer in town.
She has been the guest at several
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30

Much Of the credit for the success
full season this year at Castle Cragt
is due to the untiring efforts of the
social hostess, Mrs. Elizabeth
Church.
Mrs. Church brought 10 her posi-
ton the experience which she had
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John Guild were hosts
informally for Mr. and Mrs. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Aiken, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Hair, Mr.. Archie Guild.
Misses Winifred and Gertrude Wilson,
Mr. Ernest Raas and others on Sun
day last.
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CHILDRENs GAUzE UNDERsHIRTs re-
duced to for 5oc also broken line Of unonsuitu
zoe and 75c
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Mrs. and Miss Swanzy entertained 2
number of their friends Informally al
tea on Monday, the object of the oc
casion being to discuss plans for the
coming Venetian carnival to he giveI
for the benefit of the kindergartens
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-30

GIRLS STRAW HATS, excellent for school wear
reduced to $780, s1,25, $50 and $3.50 Ratine Hats
$175
We are showing some straw shapes in white, tan,
navy and black, reducelto 100.
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DRAWERS
BOYS, BALBRIGGGAN

from SOC to 25c; also an assortment
Waists at soc, regular price Toe. Also
ate Pants at soc and 75c.
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Miss, Helen Wilder has issued in
vitalions for dinner-dance TO be
given at the Country Club on Tues
day
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Miss Madeline DOYLE is spending
the week end at Leilehua as the guest
of Miss Genevieve Tinker
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We are also making a special display
FIxINGs such as Ties, Handkerchief.
mas and Bath Robes.
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Among those leaving on the Lur-
line Tuesday afternoon is Mrs. w. w.
North who goes to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George e. Lake Helen
North, in Philadelphia. Mrs. North
will be gone indefinitely perhaps as
long as two years. her plans taking
in the fair in 1915.
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Mr.. Dwight Baldwin and Mr.. Far
rant Turner, graduates Of this years
class at Oahu College. will sail on
the Lurline Tuesday to enter univer-
stiles in the East. Baldwin will study
law at Yale, while Farrant Turner
has selected Wesleyan and civh en-
cheering.
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It is interesting to hear of the
movements of former Honolulu visit
ors, particularly when they are as
popular and well known as Miss
Enid Gregg of whom the San Fran
cisco Chronicle has the following to
say.