Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-06

HYDE Smith, Mrs. Dillingham; former
~ occupied a prominent place In san
Francisco society. Her return--eyen
for so snort a time-to the Bay city
was hailed with delight by her many
friends. each of whom strove to out
do the other in extending hospitality
to their former co-spirit.
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The Rev. John Wadman was
Homecoming passenger on the VIII
helmina yesterday after seVerai
months in the eastern states.
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prominent couple at the Tahoe
Tavern are Judge Charles Clemens and
his charming wife, CT Honolulu. Mr.
Clemens is the United States federal
Judge stationed at Honolulu, and aside
from having been a distinguished gra-
duate of Yale bears the distinction
Of being the youngest federal Judge
Judge and Mrs. Clemens, after a short
stay at Tahoe, will leave for an ex-
tended tour of the Northwest and Ca
madam points.
Among the arrivals on, the Wilhel-
nina yesterday morning was Mr.. VIII
liam A. C. Zerffi, who will be married
TO Miss Comma Wadman Of Honolulu
on the 10th of this month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew WEIGH, ana
their two small daughters aare SO de-
lighted with country life at San Ma
teo that they have about decided to
remain in the country this winter.
Mrs. WEIGH, who was seriously Ill In
the spring has not entirely recovered.
She has been entertaining informally
at number of luncheon parties this
month.
Miss Carol Trip, a popular young
debutante CT San Francisco, arrived In
Honolulu on the Sonoma Monday
morning, to be the guest of her cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Lansing.
Mrs. Lansing has postponed her own
visit to the coast. her friends will be
delighted to learn. She will probably
return with Miss Trip in October, at
ter the latter has thoroughly seen the
islands.
The San Francisco Chronicle has
the following interesting clipping
about Mrs. Hedges, prominent so
ciety woman of California, who Is
sojourning at the Pleasanton after
delightful trip to the Orient:
Letters from Tsihgtan, China, tell OF
the delightful sojourn which Mrs. E..
Walton Hedges is enjoying in the
orient. Mrs. Hodges left California
in the early spring. and has since
been touring the Philippine islands,
Japan and now China, where she ex-
poets to remain some time. She is at
present the guest of Mr.. and MIS-. VIII
helm Frederick .Schuetter, the latter,
of whom was Mrs. Marguerite Han.
ford, of this city.
On the completion of a months Wis
|! it at the Scbuetter home, Mrs. Hedges
will return to Japan to be present at
the chrysanthemum festival.
Mrs. Hedges Is undecided whether
, to return to San Francisco, or to go
to Paris on the conclusion of her So
IDurn in the orient. She writes en-
Enthusiastically of the good times she
Is having and. now that her health.
which was matter of anxiety to her
family and friends last winter, is COM
pletely restored, she is able to enter
fully into the gay life of the east.
Walton Hedges accompanied his
mother on her sojourn.
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A marriage of interest to Honolu-
lans, that will take place next month
in Santa Rosa, is that of Miss Helen
Stuart McMeans and Ensign Hollis
Conner. U. S. N. Miss McMeans met
her future husband in Honolulu last
year, during the visit Of the Pacific
fleet, when she was the guest OF