Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-12

Wooten will be stationed IN the Luz
ture. Among the farewell affairs CIV
en- for her was Mrs. Benjamin w. At
kinson's bridge, and also the eiaoor.
ate supper party given in honor OIL
both Major and Mrs. Wooten. at which
Mrs. George H. Jamerson and Mrs
Richard NJ Cults were joint hostesses
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The Fort Shafter hop. which took
place last Friday evening, was great
success. being exceptionally well at
tended in spite of the fact that so
many officers we're absent from the
post. Among those present were:
General and Mrs. William H. Carter,
Colonel and Mrs Bromwell. MISS
Alexander. Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mrs.
James Wilder and Miss Frances and
Miss Addie Murphy OF Helena, Mont.
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Mrs. E. B. Robertson and her daugh.
ter, Miss Margaret Robertson OF San
Francisco were the complimented
guests at delightful luncheon last
Saturday afternoon at which Mrs. Ly-
man w. v. Kennon was hostess. Mrs.
Robertson is the wife Of Colonel E. b.
Robertson, retired, and as they have
a great many friends in the local army
set their visit here is bound to be a
gay one. ."s..5a.'* .1 r. .... H.
Mrs. Kennon's table was most at
tractively decorated and the afternoon
was q. very pleasant one. -. -.
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h A very successful surprise party of
the past week was that given Mr.. c. P.
Morse in celebration Of his birthday
last Tuesday. Thirty or more of his
friends, assembling at a convenient
point, proceeded to his home in Manpa
Valley, and the affair was what most
surprise parties are not-a real sur
prise. I IS.
Z After congratulations and well-wish'
es had been exchanged the guests sat
down to eight tables OF bridge. The
bidding was high and spirited through
out the evening. Later. delicious re-
.freshments were served.
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Undeniable proof that the deacing
craze has not vet died out are tse sew
eral dances which are scheduled for
the near future. and are being looked
forward to with eager anticipation.
Among these is the one to be given
nv Mr.. Alexander Anderson and MISS
Ruth Anderson, and also one by MISS
Eloise iwichman. The former will tax
place On the Manoa tennis courts Aug.
nst 81, while Miss Wichman's ball will
be given at the Country club on the
26th. -
Mrs. s. d. Barnes was hostess on
saturday afternoon to number Of her
friends at her home on AIlapunf street,
in honor OF Mrs. r. Renton Hind The
rooms were prettily decorated and 2
delightful afternoon. was enjoyed at
cards, which were later laid aside for
needlework and chat. About half
past four delicious tea was served.
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One of the tourist parties who have
recently returned home after an en-
joyable visit in the islands consisted
of the, following: Mrs. Itha Brown
Mrs. D. Turner, Miss Ethel Lawson
Miss Veronica O'Connell, Miss Cath
crime Gray, Miss Alfadine Gray. Miss
Helen Wagner, Miss Myrtle 0'Connor
and Miss Ruby o'Counor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Stevenson. &C,
companied by their little daughter
left on Saturday for Hilo, where they
will make their home, Mr.. Stevenson
having accepted the position of edi.
tor of the Hawaii Herald.
Captsin and Mrs. Joseph G. Kay OF
Fort Shafter, left on the last trans.
port for the coast to be gone three
months. They will be the guests OF
Major and Mrs. Peter E. Marquart at
the Persidio of San Francisco for an
extended visit =.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guilio Ferari of Italy
who are recent arrivals in the city.
left today for Maui where they will
be the guests of Mrs. Ferari's sister.
Mrs. H. p. Baldwin. Mrs. G. H. Dick
ey of this city is also sister OF Mrs.
Ferari. !.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. Maurice Mcmahon.
accompanied by their children. return
ed Monday on the Ventura and have
taken up their residence at Waikiki.
They have been enjoying an outing
OF several months in the Santa Cruz
mountains of California
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Miss May Marshall was hostess to a
number of her friends yesterday after.
noon at her home on Thurston Avenue.
The time was pleasantly spent over
the sewing bags while jolly informal
chat was enjoyed. Later, delightful
refreshments were served.
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Mrs. F. A. Schaefer aud Miss Irm-
gard Schaefer entertained at delight.
full tea on Monday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. e. B. Robertson and Miss Mar.
garet Robertson of San Francisco.
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Princess Kalanianaole. who has
been spending a few weeks at Waia-
lua, has returned to Honolulu. She
was accompanied by her house guests.
Mrs. Charles F. Chillingworth and