Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-22

, furnishings for the home. When they
were abroad last year they ordered
especial designs for each room. and.
as the orders have been filled. Mr..
and Mrs. Croker will inspect them
before they are sent to this side
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Earl Gray, Countess Gray and Lady
Sybil Cray and maid were among the
Passengers arriving in Honolulu yes
terday on the Niagara from Austria
liza. Their visit, however. was Of very
brief duration. as they left today on
the WiIhelmina for San Francisco.
The party will make q leisurcly tour
across tho American continent, and
then go on to England. They expect
to arrive in London along the first
part of the summer season.
Lord Rochdale. we'll known in par
Elementary circles OF Great Britain.
is a passenger on the Niagara
He has just completed an extended
tour OF the colonies and is now re-
turning to London.
1t is quite true that Dan Cupid does
some of his deadliest work on the
boats which ply between here and
San Francisco. Among his recent
victims are Miss Jane Tyrrell of New
York and Mr. w. H. Ziegler Of Spo-
kane, Wash. Miss Tyrrell and Mr..
Ziegler met on a round trip voyage to
Honolulu. A few moonlight nights
and strolls on deck did the rest, and
they announced the engagement at
the captains dinner on the return
trip of the steamer just before it dock
ed. Miss TyrreH and Mr. Ziegler we're
then married in San Francisco. After
short honeymoon the couple will go
TO Spokane to live, where Ziegler Is
engaged in business. ~.
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Miss Estella Barnes was the motif
I for a very pleasant little affair last
Saturday evening, when Miss Esther
Erickson and Miss Ruth Benedict en-
tertained in her honor at the Home
stead. The young ladies all came
armed with needles and thimbles and
spent the evening sewing for Miss
Barnes, who is soon to be bride. La
ter in the evening ice cream and
l cake were served. Those present
, were: Mrs. Warinner. Mrs. Clinton
| Hicks, Mrs. Mary H. Gage, and the
Misses Bosher, Faast, Larraby, Mel
son, Ambrose, kellogg, Judd. Emily
Warinner, Estella Barnes, Ruth Bene-
dict and Esther Erickson.
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Col. William G. Rafferty, was din
| ner host last Saturday evening at the
ladies' annex of the University Club.
The table was prettily decorated in
flowers and ferns. Covers were laid
,, for Governor L. e. Pinkham, DR.. and
Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Gen. Clarence Ed
| wards, Mr.. and Mrs. e. ID! Tenney,
Mrs. w. F. Frear, Col. and Mrs. w. e.
Ellis. Mrs. Helen Noonan, Capt and
! Mrs. Edward Carpenter. Major NJ. A.
Delaney and Col Rafferty,.
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:. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A rngIe left
yesterday on the Niagara for Victo-
ria, British Columbia en- route for Sc
attic, Washington, where Mrs. Engle
will remain for five or SIX months
for her health. Mr.. Engle, who Is
= CHER clerk in the public lands de
partment of the territory, and sub.
agent for the department on the isl
and Of Oahu, expects to return to Ho-
rolulu on the return OF the next Nj.
agara.
/ Mr.. Hackfeld was host at dinner at
the County Club last Saturday even
ing The table was beautifully decor
ated, and stringed quintet furnished
IeXquisite music The event was in the
nature of farewell, as Mr.. Hackfeld
is leaving for Germany in the very
near future after having been in Ho-
nolulu for several months as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg Rodiek.
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i The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society will hold its annual meeting
next Saturday afternoon. April Is, al
13 o'clock at the Old Mission Home
A subject Of general interest Is to b.
discussed and members and ttIeil
friends are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Parker, Jr.
! left on the Manchuria, Thursday, tc
spend their honeymoon in California
They are planning to tour the soutl
in an auto, not returning for some
weeks time.
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DR.. and Mrs. Fauntelroy were host
at a dinner at the Moana last Thurs
day. Covers we're laid for Mr.. AM
Mrs Edward Dekum, Miss johnson
Miss Buford, Mr. Woodward, and MI
Bastard. After the dinner, the guest
took part in the Thursday night dance
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lange ar
left for the coast. on the Wilhel
nina today. They are going to Ell
rope, where they will probably sta
six months, returning in SeptembeI
They expect to spend most Of thei
l time abroad in Germany and Irelanf
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Gen. William H. Carter will be tn
guest of the College Mems Club o
i the Y NJ. c. A. at dinner next Sal
i urday evening. zen. Carter will a6
i dress the men on the subject O
l. ''TEoct Doipf falling of II az II IVA