Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-25

exDr9SSi0n OF Appreciation toI HIS uli-
tfring efforts IN their behalf during
their recent eneampment at Fort Cas-
we'll Captain Trotter, in accepting the
token, praised the quality of the per-
sonnet Of the I'd company, and said
he was proud Of his connection with
il as inspector-iEstructor, and that
they should be proud of the record
they made; that in making three hits
cut of three shots they had demon
strated that they were efficient and
could be depended on in time OF war.
Army and Navy Journal
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The following clipping from the
Santa Clara Journal is of interest in
Honolulu: Miss May Hayward has
hidden a number of girls and young
Inatrons to a tea next Friday after
noon at her home on Fremont street,
She will have as her complimented
guest Mrs. David Fullaway OF Homo
iulu. Mrs. Fullaway is well known
in Santa Clara, as she was Miss Edith
Lewis before her marriage. For
some months Mrs. Fullaway has been
the guest of her parents on the Los
Gatos road, but she and her husband
sail on Monday for their home In Ho-
nolulu. They will, however, go on
to Manila, where Mr. Fullaway, who
is. employed in the scientific depart
ment of the government, will lecture
on tThe Mediterranean Fly"
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Tuesday AFTERNOON Miss Carmen
.Ghirardelli, who viii be debutante
OF the early winter, will entertain at
cards and tea, her, guests numbering
a coterie of friends who viii meet
together frequently through the win
ter. They are Miss Ghirardelli, Miss
Helen Downey, Miss Helen Dabney,i
Miss Helen Coogan, Miss Dorothy
Capwell, Miss Hazel Ingels, Miss
PHYLLIS Lowell, Miss Margaret Warn
Ter. Miss Gertrude Adams and Miss
Grace Ewing. San Francisco Chron-
|icle. -. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew WEIGH, Jr.,
departed last week for New York for
a visit Of several weeks with the for
mer's brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
end Mrs. Charlie WEIGH. Mrs. WEIGH
has been slightly indisposed all sum
mer and the trip was taken with
view to a beneficial change. Miss
Marie and Miss Florence WEIGH did
not accompany their parents, but Will
remain in San Mateo until their re-
turn. Francisco Chronicle.
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Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Peterson of Berkeley
formally announcing the engagement
of their daughter, Gladys Winnifred,
to Mr.. N. John Lund of Humboldt
county, a graduate of the University
of California. The wedding will be
an event of early spring. Many af-
fairs ere already planned for this
young bride-to-be. San Francisco Elk
amineE s
Mrs. Walker Coleman Graves sailed
curing the week for Honolulu, bound
for the Orient and from there to India
and around the world. She was &C.
companied by her maid. Many OF
Mrs Graves friends were at the pier
to see her of. Prior to that, Mrs.
Graves gave a big tea at her home
to enable all her friends to visit her
before leaving Francisco Elk
aminer. 8. ~ 80
Dudley Wood = Mrs. oliver Kehr-
tlein announces the engagement OF
her sister, Miss Grace Dudley. to En-
sign Valentine Wood, son OF Commo-
dore M. L. Wood of st. Louis. The
wedding will take place on Novem.
Der Is at Pelham manor, the home OF
Miss Dudley's mother, Mrs. A. Palmer
Dudley. Army & Navy Journal.
Another engagement of local inter
est comes by way of Manila, where
Col Henry P. Mccain announced the
engagement IF his daughter, Miss
Mary Mccain, to Lieutenant Emery
T. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
! am H. Smith of San Francisco.-San
Francisco Examiner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Taylor were out
going passengers on the Siberia this
morning. to be gone several years
| Among those to sail on the last Hon
olulan were Mrs, Clarence White OF
Maui and her little daughter Beth, who
will be put under, the care of a ply
| stefan in California.
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Mrs. J. r. D. Matheson and small
son, Jack. are spending three months
With Lieutenant Matheson's parents
| Judge and Mrs. J. D. Matheson, al
Billings, Mont. They expect to re
! turn to Honolulu, where Lieutenant
Matheson is stationed, in December.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank Appln
of Fort Ruger entertained at dinner
on Saturday last in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Spencer Crane. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Thayer and Miss Mar
garet Kelly. Though informal, the
affair proved a NEST delightful one.
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Miss Corinda Low, who left some
| time ago to enter Smith college, has
already won laure.s for herself with
| her beautiful voice. She was selected
to fill place in the choir from among
the scores of girls W no tried out for
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