Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-05


the affair have been sent out to all
will be in attendance tonight
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Judge and Mrs. S B. Kingsbury
expect TO sail for the coast on the next
Manca Mrs. Kingsbury had planned
to spend some time in San Francisco
after which she was to depart for
Italy where she would visit her broth
er. However. in view OF the present
conditions in Europe, the latter part OF
the trip may be omitted
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Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Hum, the
popular Honolulu people who are leav-
ing the islands to make their home
in Porto Rico. VIII depart on the Lo-
gan at neon tomorrow or whenever
the transport sails.
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Mrs. Harold Giffard was hostess at
an informal bridge party on last Wed.
nesdav afternCCn. The rooms were
prettily decorated with magenta ger
an ums and ferns, and a number of
interesting "rubbers" were enjoyed
Those present were: Mrs. William
Williamson. Mrs. James Doushertv.
Mrs. Fred Damon. Mrs. G. Schmidt.
Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs. Frank
Armstrong, Mrs. Harry Gray, Miss
Ina Gray and Mrs. ,Giffard.
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A wedding which will take place at
half after eight o'clock this evening
at Eleele Highlands, Kauai. is that of
Miss Mabel Duguid Hastie, daughter
of Mrs. William Fastie. and CaDtain
George Baker LeaVitt.s Both the bride
and groom-to-be are weIl-known in
Honolulu, where they have many
friends.
Among the various parties touring
the islands is the one at present on
Kaui consisting of Miss Clara NJ. Doe
Kauai consisting of Miss Clara M. Dole
and Miss Olive Roweh and theirlaunt.
Miss Adelaide Rowcll Of Brooklyn. and
Mr.. w. E. Rowell of Honolulu. Miss
Dole is sister of Judge Charles S.
Dole of Lihue. and was born in Wal
mea, where she spent the first twelve
years of her life.
The Misses Dorothy and Olive Row
ell are cousins Of the Judge. Will =
Miss Adelaide Rowell is an aunt
Mr.. Rowell is showing the party |
over the scenes and PAGES connected |
with their earlier family history. So |
far, Waimea, Lihue and Hanalei have,
been visited. = tyzry = , E.,:. .
Il One. of the largest Of Hilo'si recent
card parties was the bridge given by /
the Elks on the, tWenty-fifth, of july !
The big hall was filled and a most de- |
lightful evening was enjoyed. While I
the scores were, being counted deli /
cious supper was, served +. ,Irej
, The prizes were exceptionally lovely /
Miss Henrietta Smith Teeeivingoa gold !;
bracelet and Mr.. Hagens q isst5o Of gold 1
shirt buttons for The highest scores !
Mrs. Nichols and Mr.! AL! Rhddle wont
the second places and were awarded !
lovely cut-glass compete and "a de- }
canter with half q dozen glasses, re- I
spectively.,, Miss Florence Shipman!1
who held the low score for the ladies. !
was presented with a, beautiful sikh
scarf anda Mr. Castendyk was awarded
set of military brushes as the gen.
.lenan's consultations bprize!'to1'7 -i'Sf
Later, the tables were cleared away I
and the music boys played for dancing
which continued throughout the re-
rafnder of the evening.
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Mrs BENJAMIN W. Atkinson was host
IS at a delightfully."- informal bridge
n Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
William p. Wooten who departs on the
transport Thursday for Major Woot-
ms new station in Washington Bar
acks, d. C. Mrs. Wooten, who is a
cry beautiful and charming woman,
as won great many admiring
riends during her residence In Homo
ilu and it was with the keenest reg.
ct that they babe her farewell. nd
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Captain and Mrs. Benjamin H. Wat :
ms entertained at very delightful
i'd informal supper on Sunday even
g in their attractive quarters at
ort Shafter. -+r.s
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