Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-24

by the two young hosresses and the
zestful manner with which the hdests
cleared up their plates was ample evil
dencc of the toothsomeness Of the re
past. Warm admiration and hearty
congratulations were showered on the
two girls whose skill had concocted
the dainty meal. The guests on this
occasion were President Gilmore, Miss
Mariory Smith, Miss Miriam Clark,
Miss Florence Lee, Mr.. Leslie Clark.
and Mr. Marcallino. A similar affair
TO this is being planned for Friday by
the members of the special cooking
class. which those Fortunate enough
TO be invited are anticipating with
much pleasure.
make the trip TO Scotland or home for
a visit. Mr.. Moir and his daughter
expect to be away about three or four
months.
General and Mrs. Macon,o are en-
pertaining next week at a dinner in
honor of General and Mrs. Funston.
The Fustons are registered at the
Pleasanton Hotel and have been the
incentive for many social affairs since
their arrival at this station.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Whitney
were returning passengers on the
Makura after two months honeymoon
trip in California and British Column
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Davis They will reside at Makiki.
The pupils of Kal!hi-waina School
will present this evening program
of songs and folk dances in the Kalihi
Settlement house, the proceeds to buy
6 photograph and records for the use
of the school
Mrs. A. Skinner of Edinburgh,
Scotland, arrived on the Makura on
visit to her sister, Mrs L. Mackie.
The two sisters have. not met for &c
years and are enjoying.talks over old
times.
Mr. L. E. Pinkham sailed Tuesday
on the Shinyo Maru for San Francisco
and the eastern states. While in Ho-
no'ulu Mr.. Pinkham was the house
guest of DR.. and Mrs. C.. b. Cooper.
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DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton w. Mabie
and their daughter Helen Makie,
were through going passengers on the
Shinyo Maru, which arrived on Mon
day from the Orient.
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The Cornell club eff Hawaii is en-
pertaining at a dinner ON the 31st, at
tie University Club, in honor Of Presi-
dent Gilmore, who leaves shortly for
the States.
Mr. and Mrs Robert, Single enter
tanned Informally at dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. A. ~ Campbell, prior to
attending the Country Club dance on
Tuesday evening
Mrs s. De Freest was hostess at
small but very delightful tea last
Thursday afternoon, in honor of Miss
Steffin of San Francisco.
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Mrs. Skinner will later leave for
the colonies to visit relatives there
before returning to her home in
Scotland.
The Manoa Bridge Club met at the
home of Mrs. Fred Lyser on Oahu
avenue, Tuesday afternoon. -
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The Fort Ruger Bridge Club meets
this evening at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Baker.
Rear Admiral William s. Cowles,
U. S. ~, gave an illustrated lecture
on Our Navy" before the University
club in Hartford, Conn, on April oath.
Lieut. F. F. Rogers, u S. N, and
his sister, Miss Fay Rogers, who have
been registered at the Pleasanton for
the past week, sailed Tuesday ON
the Shinyo Maru for their home in the
States. While here Lieut.. Rogers was
hest man for his brother officer, Lieut..
George Lake. at the latter's wedding
to Miss Helen North last week.
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Professor MacNcil of PunahCu is
having a private exhibition Ct his color
plate photographs on Thursday night
at Bishop Hall. ..s.: ...:.~-@. .@