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

Miss Theresa BetGers; Messrs. C.. F..
Dempsy, William Warren, ID. Cum
rings. William Green, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Smith. ..- ..-
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The big dance given last Saturday
evening in the armory by Company ID
was highly successful affair. The
huge hall was prettily decorated with
a profusion of flags which we're ar
tistically draped about the walls and
balcony. A large number of the mem
bers Of the army and navy sets were
present, as well as many town people.
The music was excellent, the floor
perfect and very pleasant evening
was enjoyed by all present
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Mr.. Robert W. Shingle is now in
New York City awaiting the arrival
of his brother, Fred Single, from Eu.
rope The latter was in st. Maurit2,
Switzerland, when the war broke out
in Europe, and it. was with consider.
able difficulty that he managed to
reach the coast through Paris. Upon
his arrival in New York the two broth
ers will proceed at once to San Fran
cisco, where they will visit their mo.
ther.
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Andrews enter
tanned at small but delightful beach
party at the Outrigger club on last
Saturday evening. After a refresh.
ing swim, delicious supper was
served on the club lanai. Those pres
ent were Mrs. L. Nj. Smith, Miss Ber-
ince Smith, Miss Francis Foster, Miss
Pearson, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss
Foster, Mrs. Sarah Cousins and the
host and hostess.
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Mrs. H. NJ. Alexander and Miss Sal
lie Collins were coast-bound passen-
gers on today's Wiihelmina. Mrs. Al
exander plans to spend several months
in California while Miss Collins will
go directly east to her home in Vir:
ginia. 4:....1
Miss Grace Carter was hostess at
an enjoyable swimming party on
A. M. Brown cottage at Waikiki where
she has spent the summer months
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Miss Elizabeth Morrison and Miss
Grace Russell Of Los Angeles were
arrivals on the Manoa YESTERDAY. They
left today for MountaiDview Hawaii
where they will srend the year.
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Miss Marion Hastie and Miss Eva
HASTE. who have been visiting for
several weeks in HoEclulu returned to
their home on Kauai Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georg Rodiek and
children have returned from Kualawai,
where they spent the summer, and
are again in their Nuuanu home. zaG
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Z. Nc. and Mrs ]. S. Donaghho Of the
College of Hawaii, with their little
daughter, arrived home from the
Coast on the Manoa yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Angus and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ellis
have returned to town after month
spent at the beach .s...- 81,
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! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Waldron. accom-
panied by their two, children. are
spending the month of September on
Tantalus.
Mrs. Louise c. Frain. who has been
visiting in the city. departed on the
Claudine Monday for her home In
Hama s@ ~ II
Mrs. L. NJ. Smith and Miss Bernice
Smith spent the past weekend in
town, being guests at the Young ho-.
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson expect to
move into their new home up Puunui
about the first Of next month. 81. +.
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Miss Mary Johnson returned recent
ly from a trip of three or four months
on the mainland. ~
Miss Ruth Richards left yesterday
for the mainland to resume her stud.
les at Wellesley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N. Giffard re-
turned from the coast on the Sonoma
Monday morning. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Wood were
among the passengers arriving on the
Manca yesterday 81:
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Mr.. and Mrs. George F.. Henshall
and son were recent arrivals in Homo
lulu from Hilo. -:
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Senator and Mrs. J. l. Coke ar
rived from the coast on the Manoa
yesterday.
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Miss NJ. E. Chapman of the College
of Hawaii returned on the Korea last
week. r. ...
The United States torpedo boat des-