Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-14

Service 1918 were Interested ~
learn this week of the marriage OF
Lieut.. John X. Edgerly of the End
Infantry, nov on duty at the aviation
school in San Diego to Miss Celia
Burnett Booze, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin T. Boone of San Diego.
The young couple will BE- arrivals on
the MAY transport and will he at
home to their friends at Fort Shafter
after May Ia
The members of the Outdoor Circle
will hold Their rummage sale on Mon
day the sixteenth OIL the corner OF
Beretania ant Miller, the money to be
devoted to public improvement The
committee hopes that the ladies OF Hn-
nolulu viii allow their servants to go
down and blu! during the day.
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Lieut. Henry Riley. the son Of Gen.
eral Riley. WI be an arrival on the
Manchuria nett week. Lieutenant Ri
ley will spend week in Honolulu as
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder
before proceeding on his way to Ma
Mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Jones will be
among the arrivals on the Manchuria
next week to spend couple Of months
in Honolulu at the Moana. Mrs. Jones
vas formerly Mrs Bodefelt and is a
kamaaina OF widespread popularity.
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British Consul and Mrs, j. B. Rem
tiers were dinner hosts on Thursday
for Major and AIRS. j. T. Myers, Major
and Airs E. J. Undertake and Mr..
Canavarro. Bridge occupied the even
ing after dinner
Among the recent arrivals in Ho'
nolulu are. Mrs and Miss 0BFien of
Detroit who will remain until after the
Carnival as the guests of Colonel and
Mrs. Francis Fl. French of Fort Shat
ter. ,-.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Riggs entertain
ed informally at Dutch supper on
Sunday last for DR.. and Mrs. Clifford
High, Mrs. Henry Macaaley. Mr..
Frank E. Howes and Mr.. c. D. Wright
Fort Rugerites are bemoaning the
fact that DR.. and Mrs. Charles Baker
dave been ordered to Schofield. The
couple are immensely popular in
town as we'll as at the post
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Master Bryant Cooper is entertain
ing a. score or more of his friends
this evening at a dance at the home
of his parents, Doctor and Mrs. G. B.
Cooper on Hackfeld street.
Mrs. J. T. Rumbaugh was an arri-
val on the transport yesterday en-
route to Manila. While in Honolulu
Mrs. Rumbaugh was the guest of Col.
and Mrs. F. H. French.
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: Doctor and Mrs. w. Turney of Ku-
la, Maui are receiving the congratu.
lations of their friends on the birth
of a daughter who arrived Tuesday,
the 10th.
Tickets for the next Army Relief
bridge party are on sale at the
Young Hotel, Moana, Pleasanton and
Smith & Co.'S drug store.
Echoes from Schofield say that
there has been a hop out there every
night this week-which is going some
even for that lively little post.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Sutton enter
tanned at dinner at the Country Club
en- Thursday night prior to the dance.
Covers were laid for nine.
Mrs. Harry A. Baldwin of Hamaku-
apoko has issued cards for a recep-
ton on Tuesday next in honor Of Mrs.
William D. Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carter gave a
very delightful buffet supper on Tues
day evening at their home in Nuuanu
valley.
Major and Mrs f. J. Timberlake
were guests over the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ Swanzy at Kuua-
lOa.
Miss Ethel Bishop has been the
house guest during the past week Of
Miss Bertha Kopke on Kewalo street.
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The officers Of Schoficld Barracks
we're hosts at an informal hop last
evening at the Cavalry clubhouse.
Mr.. and MIS-. George Davies We're
dinner hosts CT Thursday at their
beautiful home on Green street
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Mrs Arthur Wall entertained few
OF her friends at auction on Thursday
at the Army Relief bridge party.
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A very enjoyable dance was given
last night at the MOana for the pas
sengcrS on the transport.
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Mrs. Waiter Dillingham; entertained
at luncheon last Sunday at her GOun
try home at MOkulea
Mrs. James E Bel is entertaining