Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-20


sages. But the pendulum is bound to
swing the other way ere long When
the weather cools. when there are
not so many steamers to- welcome
and wave God-speed to, when the ba-
bfes are better. and the new clothes
hung in the closet. society win re-
yfye its interest in the sprightly
Tango and ever festive playing card.
And If the auguries OF Eth1ee who
know are worth anything AZ all. the
revival win be of 4 kind to live long
in the memories OF the merrymakers.
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], Through passengers on the Chiyo
Maru for China this week were Mrs.
J. w. Bolles Of Hongkong and her
sister-in-law, Miss Hannah Bolles.
Mrs. Bolles is an unusually beautiful
woman and as thes wife Of the
staipanv Of the Standard Oil in south.
sefa China, she is one Of the most
prominent American society women
i'm the East. She is returning to the
Orient after a year and half spent
In New York and Berkeley. in which
later place. she placed her young
daughter in school, Miss Hannah
Bolles, who is from Wilmington, N.
c., is to be her guest In Hongkone
for q year before completing the
journey around the world through
the Suez and Europe. While in Ho-
noluiu they were both the guests for
the day Of Mr.. and Mrs A. Hooking.
Mrs. Frederick, Klebahn enter.
tanned informally at luncheon on
Tuesday, the afternoon being finished
with refreshing plunge in the
ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Alexander
were at home last Saturday to the
Punahou teachers at the Damon
spl&ce at Waikiki. About fifty teach
ers were present. including the wives
of the married men. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander have been spending the
summer at the Damon Waikiki place.
| Mrs. Arthur Wall has fled from the
still Oppressive heat of town and
sought the refreshing hreezes Of Wal
ahole for the past week. She has
with her as her house guest Mrs. Sar-
,ah Newcomb.
Mrs. w. r Castle and Miss Beat
rice Castle have closed their pretty
bungalow on Tantalus and are once
more settled in town.
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DR.. j. Raymond. and Miss Violet
,Nakee were among those booked to
leave on the Sierra this morning.
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Mrs. A. Bodreros entertained infor-
mally at a supper and swimming par
ty on Thursday In honor of her cousin.
Miss Violet Makee.
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Returning on the Mongolia last
week after "a delightful tour of Japan
and China were Miss Harriet Young
and Miss Toxic McInerpy. ~
Mrs. III. p. Nottage sailed for San
Francisco On the Honolulan this
week. &
= M. ana Mrs. =. A. s1fecandfess re-
turned on the Sierra after q brief
visit in California. While there they
were joined BY their son, Mr., jamie
McCandIess, who Is attending college
In the East x
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. ia wilmington are
back after a delightful Journey to the
New England states. While in Bos-
ton they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul wilmington. formerly Con-
stance Restarick.
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The Sierra brought back Mrs. G. B.
7. Moore, wife of Admiral Moore. when
Ii arrived this week. Mrs. Moore has
spent several months in the East,
where she attended her daughter, who
has been seriously III
Mrs. E. ". Smith, wife Of Major
Smith of Fort Skater, who has been
spending the summer months on the
mainland with her daughter, returned
Ito Honolulu on the Sierra Monday.
i An addition to the social world OF
Fort Ruger was made In the person OF
Mrs. r. w. Phisterer, wife OF Captain
Phisterer, who arrived on the Thomas
last Saturday. Mrs Phistere- was ac-
companied by her mother, who will
make a prolonged visit in Hawaii
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Mr.. and Mrs Harold Hayselden are
I'm town once more and comfortably
settled at the PIeasanton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. knight Starr Jordan.
who have been spending their honey
moon IN Hawaii, were among those
leaving on the Sierra this morning. 4
Her. Majesty, Queen Liliuokalani,
received informally on Thursday for
Miss Lorna Iaukea, her fiancee, Mr..
Edward Watson, Mrs. R C.. Watson
and Mrs. w. H. Stone.
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Mrs. A. J. Campbell entertained
the ladies' Of the Decoration Commit
tee for the Venetian Carnival at her