Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-11

BULLETIN, SATURDAY. JI'
home in llIlo in tho Mauna kca tins
afternoon.
Prime. SIS kalanlaDaoIe lett ~ rh..
ManchurIa on "Wednesday for Wash
ingtOn. where she will meet tie. -. l..
gate kuhlO.
Mr. Arthur + Wall lift in the Mal
Churia on "Wednesday .or trip 70 tn.
Coast
Mr. isodore Jacobs. who has been
visiting in Honolulu for some time.
left for San Francisco in the Sierra
today
Mr. " l.. Severance "a Miss
Helen Severance who nave been il
Honolulu for a iew days are 70 leave
for their home on Hawaii in the
Mauna kea today.
Mrs. Robert Pfeii or Alameda. C!l.'1~-
nia who has been visiting her daut- t.
,r Mrs. Emil A. Berndt returns to the
mainland on the Sier"l Saturday. Mrs
l1eil has been extensively entertained
during her short stay here.
The arrival Of a son in the home 0:
Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Cleghorn has
LCtn the occasion of M my congratulate
ton. being showered upon them. Mrs
Cleghorn was formerly Miss Grace
Cleson of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs a. G.. Smith announce
the tngag, mont Of cir ward. Miss
Francis &n;ina Eaker. and George
Duncan MtI.tyrr. Miss Ea%er is 1T
pre~""t cAc .er at EamcIame: "a
schools
Miss Josephine Ginaca who has been
listing Honolulu for the past siv
months was a departing + SS,-nge" il
the Manchuria Wednesday morning.
=. T.,
Miss Fanny Moir md Miss Orise
Mcir were incoming passengers in the
Mauna Kea Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Tracy a'e re
ceiVing congratulations upon the birth
Oi a little son in their home.
Mrs. F. Patterson, with her little
son and daughter, will arrive in Homo
lulu next Wednesday and will visit
her mother, Mrs. Fanny Love, at her
home on kewalo street. Mrs. Patter
son was formerly Miss Stella Love
of this city. Since her marriage to
Mr.. Patterson she had made her home
on the mainland and has made only
occasional visits to Honolulu. She
has a large circle Of friends here who
have planned numerous entertain
ments in her honor.
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Miss Restarick is entertaining to-
day for Miss Helen Coulter. Those
invited were Miss Helen Coulter, Miss
Dorothy Guild, Miss Myrtle Schuman,
Miss Marguerite Wadman, Miss Hazel
Kuckland Miss Carrie Mclean, Miss
Violet Atherton, Miss Laura Ather
ton, Miss Juliet Atherton, Miss
Daphne Damon, Miss Ruth Anderson,
Miss Ruth Soper, Miss Beth Wood,
Miss Dorothy Wood. Miss Rose Her
bert, Miss Helen Spalding, Miss Susie
Davis, Miss GeseA. Miss Martha Me.
Chesney. Miss Ruth McChesney, "lss
Fanny Hogs. :.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 81.
The inaugural ball, the most bril-
liant social affair in which the United
States Government is interested, may
be abandoned. In it's stead it is pro-
posed to hold a magnificent reception
at the Capitol to be national in scope.
The Governors of all the states
would attend to pay their respects to
President Wilson and Vice-President
Marshall. The elegantly furnished
committee-rooms, forty-eight in num-
Der. would be assigned to each state,
and there the Senators and Congress
men, with their wives, and the Gov
ernor, with his wife, would receive.
There would be opportunity, too, for
the guests to meet the presidential |
party.
A number Of Congressman favorable
to this plan are lining UP for big
fight against the request for the use
of the Pension building for the inau.
and loss of from Sc, 900 to 100000 to
the Government These Congressman
will stand by the reception plan and
refuse to agree to the Pension build
ing hall. In his report to Congress
four years ago former Pension Com
missioner V. Warner said that the
use of the Pension bnilding entailed
loss Of $4,000 to the Government,