Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09


another of the younger matrons in the
army set.
Lieut.. Halloran Is with the End In
fantry, stationed at Fort Shafter, and
is enc Of the most popular young. Off
GERS at the post The news of the
ENGAGEMENT was unexpected but al
ready Lieut. Halloran's friends are
planning entertainments for the bride
elect.
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Mrs. A. G. SchIaHssr to Entertain.
Mrs. A. f. Schlanser. wife OF DR.. A.
E Schlanser, has cards out for
bridge tea on Friday afternoon to be
given in honor Of Miss Harriet Ellis
at the Schlansers bungalow, Pensaco-
la street.
Miss Ellis has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. o. Mason. wife of Capt.
r. O. Mason. at Schofieid Barracks,
and while there she met Lieut. Percy
Deshon, one of the younger officers in
the LIST Field Artillery, to whom her
engagement was announced @ few days
ago The date for the wedding has
been set for the 22d of December and
will be one of the elaborate social
functions at the army post.
Miss Ellis has been feted extensive
ly since her arrival at Schofield and
there are numerous entertainments
planned for her during the coming two
weeks.
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A Birthday Party.
Celebrating his seventh birthday,
Allen Moore, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Randolph Moore, entertained num-
Der of his boy friends at a moving
picture party. After spending the aft
ernoon watching the screen they in
dulged in ice cream, and then spent
an hour or so inspecting the toys In
the toy shops. Those present were
Dowsett Brewster James Brewster,
Howard Benner, Donald Young, How
ard Moore and Allen Moore.
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Miss Myrtle Sehuman to
Remain on the Mainland.
1t was with keen disappointment
that the members of the younger set
learned that Miss. Myrtle Schuman
plans to remain on the mainland for
some months: Miss Schuman is one
of the most beautiful of Honolulu's
girls and is popular In the social af-
fairs OF the younger folk. She plans
to remain in Berkeley for some time
to come. III -.
Spending Their Honeymoon in Hawaii
The Matsonia arriving in Honolulu
yesterday brought three young mar
ried couples who are spending their
honeymoon IN the islands. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Strong, DR.. and
Mrs. A. C. Macleish and DR.. and Mrs.
o. C. Large.
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Mrs. hyde-Smith Entertained = : y 1
Mrs. Eleanor Hyde-Smith, who left
Honolulu some months ago to visit
relatives in San Francisco, was thet
guest of honor recently at an elabor-
ate luncheon at which Mrs. Alexander
Garceau entertained.
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Miss Anna Paris, who has been
travelling through the East for nearly
two years, was homecoming pas
senger in. the Matsonia. Miss Paris
is one of the charter members of the |
Daughters of Hawaii and is active |
and enthusiastic in the work of the
organization, of which she is the his |
torian. 1t is expected that Miss Paris |
will have many interesting things to |
tell the Daughters at their next meet |
ing. u
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Mrs. J. NJ. Atherton, who has been |
on the mainland for a few months, |
was Homecoming passenger in the !
Matsonia. She was accompanied by |
Mrs. Theodore Richards, who sailed |
for San Francisco little more than |
a month ago to meet her mother, Mrs.
Asher'on' / =
After spending several months in
Washington Former Governor and
Mrs. Walter r sFrear returned 10 the1
islands in the Matsonia' 1t is expect
ed that Mrs. Freaf will entertain in
her delightfully."- informal way during |
the remainder of the winter season, at
her beautiful home "Arcadia.'
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Castendyk of Hilo
arrived in Honolulu yesterday and
will remain several weeks in the is