Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-13

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tinued regarding white people as de-
sirable rotis. They have most attrac-
tive homes and have long tried to get
Mrs. Byrne to visit them. The Sunset
Club at ifs reunion dinner in Septem-
Der viii commander John for a faith
ful exposition of his experiences.-Los
Angeles Graphic.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs George
w. Bailey report a pleasant though
quiet trip to San Francisco. They
We're registered at the St Francis
curing their brief stay in that city.
they found their room a. veritable
bower from the many roses that had
been previously sent by friends. They
left within few days for Canada
and its many points Of interest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Watson Fletter
have been entertaining Mrs. Peter
Daniels of Honolulu at their Piedmont
home and have given a number of
informal affairs In honor of their
guest. Mrs. Daniels will be remem-
bered as Miss Hazel Mendenhall and
has many friends among the smart
set here. She will be In the bay cit
les several months and will divide her
time between this city and San Fran
cisco.-Call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Gregg and
their attractive daughters, Miss Enid
and Miss Ethel Gregg, have taken
temporary apartments at the Fair
mont, where they will remain until
the completion of their beautiful new
home at Bakers Beach. now under
MISUNDERSTANDING
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Miss Paula Anderson of Alameda
who has been in Honolulu for several
weeks as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Medcalfe in Manoa valley, sailed this
morning on the Wilhelmina. Her Wis
it in Honolulu has been most de-
lightful one, many informal entertain
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HonoiuIans Welcomed Back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Waterman are
being warmly welcomed back to Hon
olulu by. their many delighted friends.
The Watermans have been living in
Hongkong for the past year, and. al
though in love with China, are more
than glad to be home again.
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Miss Evelyn Maillott and Miss
Paula Anderson, who have been in
the Hawaiian Islands for the last
three months or SO visiting relatives
of the former, are leaving Honolulu on
today's boat Miss Maillott is an ac-
complished violinist and during her
stay in Honolulu has taken part In
several musical affairs. Both girls
made many friends and have been
complimented with, numerous social
affairs.
The Rev. F.. G. Williams, who left
recently for California, is visiting Mr..
Robert Dias on Walnut avenue in
Santa Cruz.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew WEIGH, who
are SO well known in Honolulu, are
very popular hosts in their own west
ern state Recently they entertained
at most delightful picnic at their
property near Woodside, Cal. Their
guests were s.r and Mrs. Emory Win
ship, Miss Margaret Casey, Miss Ara
bella SEVERN and several others.
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Mrs. Ysobel Strong. who has been
visiting her son and daughter in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Strong, at their
home in San Francisco, has returned
to Santa Barbara and Is actively inter-
esting herself in the preparations for
the outdoor kirmess which will be
held there August 9. The kirmess is
being given as a benefit for the Neigh
borhood house, the projected civic
CENTER of Santa Barbara and Monte
cito.
Mrs. Strong, who is famous as
teller of fortunes, will preside as
gypsy in one of the tents. Mrs. Strong
is clever at reading palms, but as a
rule she prefers to tell fortunes by
cards, and for this purpose, during
her last visit in Samoa, she made a
set of these cards which she always
uses.
Among the island people who are
registered at the Stewart are Mr.. and
Mrs. C. s. Carlsmith of Hilo, and G.