Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-05


A large number OF the members nf Ihe
local army and navy sets visited the
ship during the hours Of receiving
and a delightful afternoon was spent
roaming about the spacious decks or
clipping tea while seated N a luxur-
icas deck chair. Among the visitors
were Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards AMI
her party who. after some time spent
On board the cruiser, motored out to
Schofield Barracks for dinner.
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Miss ca-o Honored.
Miss Mary Ragan Cary was the
motif for very enjoyable luncheon ON
Thursday afternoon az which NJ s.
Arthur Berg was hostess. Miss Gary,
who has been the house guest CT Miss
E1izabeti. and Hiss Phoeb'l Carte
during the sunTer months. expects to
return TO her home ont uslnland
I'm the near future. The table was
ncst aitractively decorated and a
number Of the younger set enjoyed a
very pleasant afternoon
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Mrs. carter's supper-Dance.
Mrs. George T. Carter is entertain
ing the younger see this evening at
what promises 10 be a very delight
full supper-darce at her cbarmin~
beach home at Kaikoo. As this will
probably be tie last affair Of very
busy season for the Younger set. thew
are all prepared to throw themselves
enthusiastically into the enjoyment Of
the occasion. The earlier afternoon
hours will be given over to tennis,
after which refreshing swim will be
enjoyed. This WI De followed by
supper and the later hours OF the even
ing will be given over TO q dance m
the moonlight. About so OF the popu-
lar younger ser viii be present.
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South Dakota's Dance.
More than three hundred COUPLES
filed the huge national guard arInory
On Wednesday evening at the big |
farewell dance given by the Ess Dee
club OF the cruiser. The hail was
effectively decorated with quantities |
~ fiaes and bunting while I'm the cen.
ter Of the large hoor was table load !
cd with the handsome trophies won
by the cruiser. o. sls@
The bandsof the South Dakota and
Hawaiian orchestra rendered excel.I
lent music. the floor was splendid and
the affair wAs 3. wonderful suceessy n 4
large number Of Honolulu's society
folk attended the event while the one
hundred or mere members Of the Ess /
Dee club were very capable hcstss |
Delicious refreshments were served
throughout the evning TIL committee |
in charge consisted Of Edward Nc
ormund. Il X. Ruggles. z. Danneggsr.
u, G. Freese, F. G. Courtney and y |
II. Spencer.
All those who were present at this |
most enjoyable dance and have expe- |
rienced the hospitality Of the cruisers |
officers and sailors, are eagerly look |
ing forward to the next visit here Of |
the South Dakota.
Visitors.
Among the recent visitors to arrive
from the coast on Tuesdays Wilhel-
nina were Mrs. James McManus OF /
Piedmont and her niece. Miss Edith /
Foster Of Alameda The following
clipning tells OF their trim:
Miss Edith Foster OF Alameda will !.
accompany her aunt. Mrs. James Nc
Manus. TO the Hawaiian islands. The
trim to Honolusa will be made on the
Wilhelmina. which sails August 26.
Miss Foster and her aunt, whose home
Is in Piedmont, win be absent for six
weeks. the trip being made partly for
the benefit OF the health of Mrs. Nc Il
Manus, who has had q recent serious
illness, from which she is convales-l
cent. Mrs Charles Foster and her
daughter, Miss Edith, have been spend.
ing the past week at the Foster ranch,
near Hayward, and were called home
young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Hogan. Oakland Tribune. \
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Moonlight Surfing Party
Mr.. Sam. Carter was host at most
enjoyable surfing party on Thursday /
evening at the 0utrigger. After a de-
hghtfu supper served on the club
lanai, the party entered canoes and
padding out to the big surf, Jew on
the white-capped waves toward shore.
II was beautiful moonlight night and
the merry party enjoyed the fascinat-
ing sport until a late hour.
Those present were: Miss Clemence
Clifford. Miss Doris Noble, Miss Doro-
thy Walker. Miss Mildred Chaplin. Miss
Madeline chaplin. Miss Ruth Stacker. |
Miss Rachel Wood. Aiss lnez Gibson,
Miss Sybil Carter. Messrs. Howard
Johnson, Chester Taylor, Fred Carter. =
.Ir.. Jeremiah Smith, John Warmer.
John Clifford. Campbell CFozler. Mr..
end Mrs. Raw B. Rietow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chalmers, Mr.. and Mrs Fred W. ear
ter and Mr.. Sam. Carter.
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Teachers Returning from. War Center.
Considerable relief was felt I'm lPu-
nahou circles when II was learned by |
the China's mail that Miss Antoinette
]. Foster. head of the English depart
ment. and her mother. were to arrive
on the Manchuria. September g. BY
quick taxi connections. Miss Foster /
can appear at Punahou just in time
for chapel on the opening day { pa
school