Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-06

Alexander c. Halves, Jr.. Mr.. E. New
ccss b, Miss Newconlb. Lieut. B. R.
Pcyton, Capt. and Mrs. John Thomas,
lM.ss agnes Walker and Capt and Mrs.
so.ge III. Jamerson.
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! Hagacny Ledge to Entertain.
I On Monday evening, September 8.
I Ifas asony Lodge No. III. o. o. F., will
;;en.ertafl sfor their Bfgesand the MEM
hes Ct the Rebekah Degree, in the
Odd Fellows Hail.
The committee on arrangements, un-
der the direction of the Noble Grand
4. H. Brown, have everything in read
j mess for the occasion. The prize for
the highest score in the card games
will be a handsome large cut-giass
pitcher for the lady, and for the Odd
Feilow making the highest score. the
! prize will be a gold Insignia of the or
/ der.
The music, will be furnished by a
qufntette club of Hawaiians, assuring
fine music for these who care to dance
| the light fantastic
Refreshments Wal be served on the
Roof garden at ten thirty, at which
time the Noble Grand and a number
Of the brothers will speak a few words
Inappropriate to the occasion
The "at home" is given in honor
Of the wives and members of the Re
bekah Degree, for the wives and es-
pecially the Rebekahs have in the past
shown great friendship. and have ever
been ready at all times to assist the
Odd Fellows in carrying out the great
! principles CT the order, To relieve the
distressed. to care for the orphan, the
HiFlow, and bury the dead
! The officers of Harmony Lodge are:
Noble Grand, G. H. Brown, Vice
! Granu, H. Ell Mccoy. Treasurer, James
Bicknell, Secretary, Paul Smith.
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In Naval Circles.
There wassquite a bit of entertain
, ing in naval circles last week, as the
U. S.. s. California was under sailing
, orders and only awaited the exchange
of commanders from Captain Alexan-
der Halstead to Captain Newton Nc
Gully, who was expected from Wash
ington. in crder 10 pull IN anchor and
steer for southern waters" says San
Francisco exchange.
"On Monday Ensign Hamilton Bryan
entertained the members of the
"Ophite" Club ~at--a stag dinner on
beard. Those present were Arthur
Man, Jack Conway, Albert Raisch,
Clyde Payne, Roy Cameron, Kendall
Masten, Cecil Caldwell, Herbert Eos
ter, Frederick Keystone, Roderick
/ Kendrick, Roger Carson, William Ma
ris and Ted Parrish
''On Wednesday evening Captain
HRlstead gave dinner in his cabin
as a farewell to a number of his
friends. On. the same day Ensign
Bryan gave a luncheon and "the dan
sante" on board ship, among his
guests being Mrs. George Cameron,
bin, Mrs. Eugene de Saba, Miss Mar
garet Mcclure. Miss Kathleen de
Young, Count Monteglas of Munich
and Count de la Seld Of Paris.
Mrs. Albert Rees was hostess at
luncheon at the Naval Training Sta
ton at Yerha Buena island on Wed.
nesday in honor OF Mrs. Remi P
Schwerin, who contemplates leaving
the last of next month for an Eastern
trip. Among those asked to greet her
were Mrs. David Sellers, Mrs. Wal
lace Berthclf, Mrs. Alexander Sharp,
Mrs. Philip Bowles, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Charles Cove.
''On Thursday Lieutenant and Mrs.
Wallace Beryholf gave a luncheon in
honor of Mrs. r. P. Sehwerin. Those
present were Captain and Mrs. Asa
Baker (retired), Lieutenant and Mrs
Albert Rees, Lieutenant Commander
S. NJ. Major, Lieutenant Smith, Lieu