Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-27

here by any means. In the nine years
Of Earl Grey's administration as gov
ernor-general Of Canada we had nu-
merous opportunities OF meet them
socially. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid had the
whole party as her house guests for
q day. She and the late Ambassador
Reid frequently entertained them at
Dorchester house. and in turn were
the guests CT the Greys at Ridian hall,
Ottawa, the White House" Of Can.
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Mrs. Gustav Schaefer was hostess
at q delightful tea last Thursday aft
ernoon, given at her home on Nuuanu
avenue in honor Of Mrs. Elgin. The
tea tables were beautifully decorated
with pink roses while great vases OF
these lovely lowers were artistically
arranged about the room. Among
those present were Mrs. Elgin, Mrs.
Mamie Phillips Mrs. Charles Will
der, Mrs. Clifford B. High, Mrs. A. N.
Campbell. Miss Mary Alexander, Mrs.
Singlehurst, Mrs. A. Waterhouse.
Mrs. Frederick Klebahn, Mrs. Stubs.
Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Miss Bertha
| Young, Mrs. e. Faxon Bishop. Miss
&c. Walker, Mrs. G. C. Won Hamm.
Miss Rutherford, Mrs. Alfred Castle.
Mrs. Charles Weight. Mrs. ]. w. Wal
dron, Mrs Ernest Ross and Mrs.
Schaefer. SE
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turned home on the last Mongolia att
er nearly q year spent in the east
and Europe AZ present they are oc-
cupying their home on Nuuanu street
until their mansion further up the
valley is completed. The finishing
| touches have been left until the re-
turn OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman, and
work will be commenced at once up.
on the selected inlaid floors and In
terror decorations under the superyk
SIGN Of their architect, Mr.. e. A. p.
Newcomb
Mrs. Mary G. Beckley has moved to
her residence, Aqua Marine, near
Diamond Head, where she will spend
| the summer months. She entered
again into social activities when she
entertained Her Majesty Queen Ii
lliuokalani and Colonel Sam Parker
with fifteen other guests at a poi
luncheon on last Thursday afternoon.
Music was furnished by the Clark
singing boys during the luncheon, and
flor some time IN the afternoon.
Miss Ciarissa Tinker accompanied
lby her mother. Mrs, Annie Tinker,
will leave Honol01u for the coast on
1.-THE Matsonia sailing June Srd ON
the day after her arrival In San Fran.
cisco, Miss Tinker VIM become the
bride OF Mr.. Alfred j. Cottrell OF
Toronto. Canada. The wedding will
take place in the All,Saints church.
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Miss Inez Marion, a popular mem.
Der of San Francisco younger set, and
her mother. Mrs. C. " Meyerstein.
are recent visitors to the islands.
They expect to remain here several
months during which they will un-
doubtedly be extensively entertained
by their many friends here
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A very quiet avoiding will take
place tomorrow esening at 40 o'clock
lat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Is. Weight when Miss Lillian Bodies
/ will become the bride of Mr. Frank.
llyn @. Melbourne. The ceremony WIN
be performed in the presence OF thu
Immediate relatives only.
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/ Among the young people coming
home from schools and colleges al
the coast on the Matsonia yesterday
were Miss Pearl L. Mccarthy, Mr.. j.
A.. Glib, Mr. Joel B. Cox, Mr.. Gavien
A. Bush. Mr.. Foster Horner, Miss Mu.
riel Hind, Miss Martha Tulloch and
Mr.. Jared 8. Baldwin ,.5s<.@
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamble and the
Misses Gamble will move this week
from Wilder avenue to Anapuni and
] Dominis streets into the house former.
ly occupied by Major and Mrs. Woo.
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| Among the arrivals from Kauai on
the Kinau last Sunday were Mrs. J.
NJ. Dowsett, Mr.. Ernest Kopke, Mr..
C. Hedemann and Mr.. Richard Iyers.
Mrs. w. r. Gibson leaves on the
| next transport for visit of some
length on the mainland
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Mrs Adam Grant departed for the
coast in the Manoa yesterday.
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