Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-02

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guests OF. honor, other guests being
Major J A. Penn and Lieut.. Percy
Deshon OF Schofield Barracks.
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H0nOluIans Abroad
/ 1t is always interesting to hear of
the. progress OF Honolulu people in
other climas, and when a man or a
maid hailing from Hawaii makes his
mark in the big world away from here,
each one Of us takes It as a matter of
personal pride Recent news from the
George MacfarIanes says that Eileen,
their daughter, has grown to be win
some lass of more than usual beauty.
She Is of the petite type with a SPLEEN
did little figure. She has wonderful
complexion, beautiful, big brown eyes
and masses of wavy brown hair. She
lis an unusually accomplished girl too.
She plays the piano, pants eleyerly
with water colors, dances divineiy
and excels in all kindsA Of, athletic
sports She lives with her parents,
Col. and Mrs. George Macfarlane, ut
the Hotel Rector in New York. where
they have a beautiful apartment Col.
Macfarlane is interested in business
there and the family pass the time be-
tween New York and Cuba, where they
also have business connections They
are an exceedingly travelled family.
having toured all over Europe and
spent several yearSsin England. Mrs.
Macfarlane sings as charmingly as
ever aud Eileen has a voice which
matches her mothers. Although they
have wide circle of friends In the
east. their social activities taking
them to many of the big cities of New
England and to West Point. where,
chaperoned by her parents. eileen en-
joys the hops and other military social
affairs, they often feel the tug of Ha-
waii nei, and plan trip home. Their
friends In Honolulu are equally anx-
ious to see them return and are great
~ delighted at the rumor that a few
months more will see them in the ISL
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Mrs. Rosenbaum's Card Party
In spite of the heat. there have been
several large functions this week -
and highly enjoyable ones, too. Mrs.
Otto Rosanbaum of Fort Shafter was
hostess for eight tables of bridge yes
terday afternoon in honor of Mrs. F.
A. Tower. who is the house-guest of
Capt and Mrs. George Jamerson. The
first prize, a half-dozen Canton china
plates. was awarded TO Mrs. Roe, while
MRS. r. C. Macdonald of Fort Kane
hameha captured the second. large
tray Mrs Tower was presented with
a charming little fan as a guest-prize.
After several rubbers of royal auction
had taen played, deliciously cooling
refreshments were served, many ladies
who did not plav coming in for tea
Among those who came to meet Mrs.
Tower were Mrs G. F.. Jamerson, Mrs.
Paul B. Malone. Mrs. Frederick Cook,
Mrs. Peter Marquart, Mrs. Robert Me-
Cleaye, Mrs. w. r.. Gibson, Mrs. Rec,
Mrs Benjamin Watkins, Mrs. A. j.
Booth, Mrs. E. A. Shuttfeworth, Mrs.
L.. o. Mathews, Mrs. Charles S. Lin
coin. Mrs. James Il. Bell, Mrs. Fred
erick Barker, Mrs. William Wooten,
Mrs. NJ. NJ Graham, Mrs. A. E.
Schlanser, Mrs. B. o. Mahaffey. Mrs,
r { C 7. Mcdonald, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. y.
is. Besson. Mrs. Larry McAfec, Mrs.
cleveland G.. Gee. Mrs. John r. Math-
eson, Mrs. A. B. Owens, Mrs. William
Kay. Mrs. Daniel Appel, the Misses
Lehman and others.
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Miss Ke1ncdy's Luncheon
Miss Letitia Morgan, who returned
/ from Wellesley a few weeks ago, was
1.-The guest of honor at very pretty
luncheon yesterday given by Miss Jas-
sic Kennedy at her home on Victoria
street. The table was thing of beau
ty in its yellow Scccraticps. \ center