Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-10


is a member of the Alpha Chi Omega
sorority. She is an accomplished mu-
stefan, and fol. some time was direc-
tor Of the women's orchestra. Con-
rad was a prominent fraternity man.
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Sailing on the Wilhelmina today
were Mrs. H. NJ Won Holt, Mr.. Ro-
hald Won Holt and Miss Won Holt
After placing the two younger menu
bers of the family in school, Mrs. Won
Holt will attend the triennial conven-
ton OF missions in New York which
will be held In October. Mrs Won
Hon goes. as the delegate or the Wo-
mans Auxiliaries in Honolulu A
meeting to discuss the questions of
the convention was held at her house
on Friday which was. attended by
seventy-fiye or more of the auxiliary
members Of Oahu. Dr. Thomas of
Rochester addressed the ladies in a
very interesting way. (
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The Rev. John Erdman returned
from Hawaii on the Mauiia Kea yes
terday morning.
These are tennis days when every
thing from the popular auction bridge
to the fascinating Tango. gives way
to the tournament on the Beretania
courts. Everyone has become eRthu-
siastic, and as regularly as there is a
game to be watched. behold the gayly
dressed social world down to watch
its outcome The accommodations for
spectators are, alas, only too meagre
as a rule, and in games of breathless
interest such as yesterdays finals,
many fine lady would fain have
climbed tree had dignity permit
ted-in order to see from better van
tage point The motors that are
crowded around remind one of an au-
tcmobile show and without doubt it
would only take a cup OF russian tea
with a macaroon or two 10 make the
occasions as festive as any afternoon
reception.
Among the passengers sailing on
this mornings Wilhelmina were Mrs.
M. E. Grossman and her two chill
dren. who will visit in Chicago until
after the Christmas holidays.
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Returning to school in the East on
this mornings boat were Carl and
Fred Schaefer and Joel B. Cox.
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school days, school days, good old
golden rule DAYS"
Every steamer is bringing back the
summer vacationists, eare-free and
happy with many freckle on an in,
different nose to prove the pleasure
of the past three months Such a
laughing, rollicking band as came on
the Mauna Kea last Saturday
and lassies from the other islands
ready to buckle down to another
school year What chance had mere
adult on this trip when these joy low
ing students, Indifferent alike to the
terrors Of air, sea and NAL de mer.
took possession of the boat with a
determination that their last few days
of vacation would be chock-a-block
with reyelry and good times, and there
were a hundred or more passengers
on the Mauna Kea to join in the fro
lie. There were the Glib girls and
Carol Reid, Dorothy Lidgate, John
Watt and Alice Crozier, Ernest Gay
and countless others from Hawaii and
Maui Violet Atherton returned after
a month in Kona, Joe Harrington was
another back from holidays on the
Big Island. Among the @grown-ups"
were Major and Mrs. B. F. Cheatham,
who have visited the volcano, Mr.. d.
]. Kicker who will resume teaching
at Oahu College after vacation
pleasantly spent on Hawaii, Mr.. anu
Mrs. W. d. Stone and Joshua ID.
Tucker.
G. w. BarnhaFt, from the Hawaiian
islands, is summer visitor at Cos
mo. He has been In attendance at the