Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-28


The following clippings are from
San Francisco papers:
Others of our recent visitors who
deserted San Francisco during the
week for a sojourn In other chimes
were Mrs. James McCandless and her
daughter. Miss Loy McCandless, of
Honolulu The McCandlcsses came
here some weeks ago and registered
al the Palace, where they entertained
continually. In turn, they were en-
tertained in an informal manner by
the smart set, Mr. and Mrs. William
q. Lyons, Miss Evelyn and Miss Marie
Withrow and others of the fashionable
world giving small affairs In their
honor. In the early part of last week
Mr.. MeCandless left for his island
home to make brief sojourn there
before returning to rejoin his wife
and daughter During his absence
Mrs. and Miss McCandIess have gone
north 10. visit relatives. In July the
McCandlesses win return TO Honolulu
and viii be accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. William p. Filln1er and Miss
Marion Fillmer, who will be their
guests lOf SeYef9i weeks.
Miss Claire Uecke of Honolulu is
making arrangements to come to Cal
ifOrnia toward the end of the month
10 make visit here before leaving
for several months travel in the east
She expects TO arrive in San Francis.
co about June % and viii remain here
some time as the guest of Miss Evelyn
end Miss Marie Withrow.v
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Lieut-col Wilson Y. Stamper. of
the Second Infantry, recently stationed
at Honolulu. Hawaii, has been placed
on the retired list of the army on ac-
count Of disability incident to the SER
vice. He is from New York and was
appointed second lieutenant. TWEEN
ty-first Infantry. in November 1893,
and was graduated from the infantry
and cavalry school in 1887. In April,
1898. be was transferred to the Eighth
Infantry as captain and subsequently
servRd in the Third, Twenty first, Fiji
teenfh, and Second regiments of in
fantry. He has held the rank of lieu
tenant colonel since March, 1911. =
Army and Navy journal
Miss Ramona Radclinx2a charming
Oakland girl who has zen In Homo
lulu for the past four months, is plan
ming 10 sail for California on July 26
via steamer Sierra. She has been tho
house guest. of her aunt, Mrs. James
]. Maloony, a prominent resident OF
the Island City, and during her visit
has been extensively entertained. -
San Francisco Examiner.
Mrs. Robert Halstead, Mrs. A Lack
land, Mrs. b. w. Colley. Miss Hewl-
ings, Mrs. w. North. Mrs. Frank
Halstead and Mrs Warner were the
guests Of Mrs. A. Hooking when she
entertained informally on Tuesday af-
ternoon. The hours were devoted to
royal anction, many interesting rub
bers and curious hands being played.
Miss Grace Wisner sailed this morn
ing on the Sierra for her home in FL
loan Springs, Ark. Miss Wisner has
been in Honolulu year as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. NJ. T. Clegg. She
has made many friends during her So
journ here who regret her departure
deeply.
Miss Katherine Woodford was. AN
outgoing passenger in this morning s
Sierra. Miss Woodford will spend the
ensuing year in Europe. locating for a
greater part of the time in Geneva,
where she will take up a course of
study.
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Mrs. G. Steinmiller sailed Tuesday
for the Hawaiian Islands to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Bottleson. Mr.. Bottle
son is manager of the Kona tobacco
plantation on the island of Hawaii
Dixon, CAL, Tribune
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The Honolnan, which sailed last
Monday evening, took with It num-
Der Of local people who are seeking
cooler climes in.which to spend the
summer months. President Arthur F.
Griffiths went to join his wife on the
east coast
Miss Antoinette Foster. departed for
years visit Astbe mainland and in
Europe. where she viii VISIT spots that
arc historicali5 81 snificant in eonnec-
ton with her English work at Oahu
College.
Miss Pauline Schaefer has issued
invitations for a canoeing and swim
ming party oil July 81 IN honor Q