Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-23
p.loIo Club Reorqanized.

A reorganization Of the Palolo 30
cial Club took place at the G. r. Mer
rill residence on Fi-th avenue las
evening. The club IS composed
married couples, and for the winter re
organization meeting each memDe
couple invited an outside couple, thu'
making quite a housefui. Inc even
ing was spent IN progressive peufo
prizes being awarded to the winners
and the lowest scores. Refreshments
were served after the games.
Those attending were Mr. and mrs
Royd. Mr.. and Mrs. ormiston. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fiebig, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Eos
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schoenlng
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs
jacobson, Mr.. and I-rs. Carl Fiebig
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wayne, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Ham, Mr.. and Mrs. De Roo
mr.. and Mrs. J. MaeEaryey, Miss Pau
line Merrill, Masters Herbert Foster
and Murray Heminger.
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Though the members of the Kunalu
Boat club kept open house on Satur-
day on ly few cut CT the hundreds OF
spectators who visited the waterfront
during the morning found their way
TO the girls club. Music was Furnish
led by the Paradise Giee club and while
the guests were not watching the
races they tripped the light fantastic.
Some among those present during the
seQorning were, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. ID.
SLsxag. Miss King, Miss 0rpah Starrett,
Mics Evelyn Scott, Ensign and Mrs.
Frank J.. Lowry, Mr. and Mrs Horace
u. Burke, Miss Mildred Chaplin. Al ISIS
Inez Gibson, Miss Louise GOlman, Miss
McCarn, Miss Lightfoot, Mrs. RAN
dolph Moore, Miss Abbie Lucas, Miss
Violet Lucas, Miss Kathleen Walker,
Miss Sophie Walker, Miss Dorothy
Walker, Miss Gertrude Mason. Miss
Alice Oieson, Miss Esther Hofgaard.
Miss Dorothy Hofgaard, Mrs. Lewis
Underwood, Miss Constance Simpson,
Miss Thelma Rothwell, Miss Sarah
Pratt, Miss Gertrude Turner, Miss
Bessie Siebolt, Miss Ruth Siebolt, Miss
Clemence Clifford. Miss Louise Meow
ern, Harry Lucas, Ashford Austin
Stafford Austin. Martin Fennell. So
Carter. Fred Carter. John GiffId
Howard Johnston. Lorrin Thur1Dn,
Henry ChilIingwcrth. Billy Noble,
Campbell Crpzier. Elmer Crozier, John
Ashley, David Buick and Mr. Heney.
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Despite the ram and the slushy mud
around the wharf there was an mus
ually large gathering of Hcnolulans
at the Matsonia as she sailed for the
mainland, taking with her many tour
lists who have ben visiting In HONOLULU
two young couples who have. spent
their honeyrdoons in the islands, one
well known fyoung men who Is on hts
way to the Northwest TO be married,
a. well as a large number Of Homo
lulans who. are planning recreation
trips In a cooler climate.
Captain Berger, who has bid so
many happy travellers cheerful bon
voyage with his pleasant music, and
who has a habit OF paying very apS
propriate selections. played Loiient
grin's Wedding March yesterday IA.
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Croweil and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bibbero, who
are returning to the mainland after
having spent their honeymoon here,
and Edward Tracy, who is on his way
to the Northwest. where his marriage
TO Miss Majorie Smith will take place'
IN the very near future.
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The teachers and students at the
Oahu College boarding department
with few guests were given an OPP
portunity Of seeing some very rare
on Sunday evening when
Miss II. M. Murdoch, a Fellow of the
Royal Photographic Society, gave an
exhibition In Dole hall.
The autochromes are photographs
in natural colors and among the
scenes shown on Sunday. evening were
along the London coast, a few
views In the Orient and other cc1n-
tries which Miss Murdoch has visited
during her tour Of the world.
Miss Murdoch sailed for San Fran
cisco in the Mstsonia this week where
she viii give another exhibition. which
win include q number Of scenes OF
Hawaii and the volcano. She Is en-
over the beauties of the
islands and her pictures viii probably
do much toward influencing many
TO come to Hawaii.
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In honor OF Professor and Mrs. Her
mann s. Herring. who have been in Ho-
nolnlu for the past ten days. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. X. harrison entertained at an
enjoyable picnic supper at the 0utrig-
ger club on Monday evening. After
spending an hour or so canoeing and
swimming the guests were seated at
q long table where delightful old
fashioned picnic supper was served.
Among those present were Professor
and Mrs Hermann s. Herring. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l. Clifford. Mr.. and Mrs. G.,
Fred Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Alvin
Coons. Miss Kate Kelley. Mrs. Nell
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