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

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Mongolia Sailing.
Such crowd as there was down at
the Alakea dock ON Sunday Inorning
when the Mongolia sailed for San
francisco. 1t was regular picnic
affair- the crisp. SUNNY day, the
sparkling green Water, the fgwers,
THE noise. the Waterfront atmosphere.
the smell OF the sea. the throng OF
gaily dressed people, the babel Of
many languages. tears. laughter,
shonts-all were part u the excite
lment and fun.
And nearly all society was there to
Ejoin ina tenth to san On the huge
lleviathan. nine-tenths TO see them
Ion. Yet the passenger list was one
that would naturally draw big
crowds Mho so popular and 80 deep
lly missed as the Princess KaWanana-
lkoa, who is taking her children east
Ito school. And Mrs. Renjes- who was
formerly Elizabeth Coney was OF
course the center OF . large throng
| Of regretful friends who would Ike
/ to have had her defer her return to
lGermany. The Macfarianes we're all
!uown to bid farewell to. their house
guest, Miss Gladys Pearne, who has
won 50 many friends during her VS.
1T in Honolulu. A number OF service
folk we're on the dock to SAY goodbye
Ito Charles Mason -Remyf son epf: "A a.
Em1ral Remy, and Mr. George La timer:
Y0ung men from Washiugton's smart
lset who had left Honolulu as the
hest to the last Of an extended tour
Iof the world. Col. McGnnnegle was
OF COURSE surrounded with friends
from Schofield. Mr.. Robert Mist sail
Cd for New York, where he will
spend q few days with his sister, Mrs.
Meier. before the lat ~ departure
f6f Eotrope. a MY = 4 ~ bsdecltS
ed young Miss was Helen Wilder.
Who returned to school sin the East
after q summer crammed fun Of par
ties and good times give4 in her hons
Tor. Mrs. Emmett May who was for
merly a Roth girl, and Elo Is 9 sis
ter Of Mrs. Clifford High Mrs. Frank.
Thompson, and Mrs. Ed. Duiselberg,
returned to her home IN Los Angeles
Mrs. Mays visit to the Princess has
been sadly interfered with by her SER
ious indisposition, and Aone of her
friends have seen as much Of, her as
they would have liked The Rev..
and Mrs. ]. B. Thomas with their
children and the latter's sister, Miss
nj. p. Mott Smith. sailed for their
home In Rochester, New York. Miss
Del Mar, the. artist whose pictures
have been attracting such wide atten-
ton among people who know, too
babe farewell to her friends, includ-1
ing the Herman Fockes, whom she
has been visiting. and started on the
first lap Of her Journey to the East
and Europe, where she will continue
in her art studies The George Cookies
were seized with the wtnderlust and
without further ado, embarked upon
a long journey throughout the United
States. Mrs. a H. b Judd. Mrs.
Cookies mother. accompanying them.
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1,annay peel weraE thrae forIorn hem
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less sea and the winds from foreign
lands vet fba magnetism Of these
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