Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-02


Society folk who have been summer
ing In the mountains and at the sea
shore are beginning to return to towr
for the winter. School and the re
sumption of studies SOUND the curfeW
of the happy summer for the younl
people, while the grown-ups will come
back to take up the responsibilities o.
the approaching social season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guild and family
have closed their lovely summer resi-
dence at Kaalawai and have returned
to their home in town. r
Doctor and Mrs. F. Z. Trotter and
family, after three months spent al
Kahala, returned TO town on Monday
They will occupy Colonel Jones
house on Kewalo street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hooking are clos
b ing their pleasant Kawailoalele home
for the summer this week, after sew
eral pleasant months spent at the
beach. These and great many more
families are coming in from these pop
ular resorts this week TO occupy theii
homes In town.
Many who have been away from the
islands are returning also. Mss Alice
Brown returned recently from the
Coast, where she enjoyed a pleasant
vacation In California and British Co.
lumbia Judge and Mrs. E. NJ. Wat
son, accompanied by their two child.
rem, will arrive home on the ninth OF
September after q trip Of two months
on the mainland. Miss Louise Lucas
returns to Honolulu this week after q
delightful visit Of two months with
relatives in Berkeley and San Fran
cisco Miss Florence Hoffman Is ex.
pected home on the Korea Friday. She
has been enjoying five-months vaca.
ton in California, having spent con.
siderable time in Los Gatos, Berkeley
and San Francisco. Mss Hazel Buck
land arrived home on the WiIhelmina
yesterday, after number of weeks
spent at the coast
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Mrs. J. T.. Warren and Mrs. L. J.
Warren were joint-hostesses at q
most enjoyable bridge dance on Sat
urday evening in celebration or the
birthday of their brotherin-law, wiz
Warren. The spacious rooms and co
lanais Of Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Warren's
pretty home on Kewaio street were
decorated with masses CT Lavender
and white petunias,, AMI lovely ferns
and palms.
The early part Of the evening was
devoted to bridge. which was enthu.
siastically played. The score cards
were very pretty, beng little Hawai-
ian scenes
After the winners at the cards had
asserted their victory delicious sup
per was, served Partners for this.
were decreed by tfns slips OF paper
found in peanut case. The table
was attractively decorated in lavendai
and white petunias, exactly matching
the shades used in the house decora-
tons. When the birthday cake, glow
ing with its bright candles, wa
brought in the lights were turned out,
making a very effective scene.
After dinner the remainder of the
evening was spent in dancing. These
present we're Miss Hazel Markley OF
Chicago; Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss
Marion Chaplin, Miss Rose Herbert.
Miss Ruth McChesney, Miss Ruth So
per; Messrs. VIII Warren, Charles
Herbert, Arch Brown, Will Larson.
Robert Mist Doctor Brady and Mr..
and Mrs. L. J. Warren and Mr.. an6
Mrs.. T. Warren.
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Mrs. H. r. Nichols was hostess at
delightful buffet supper in her attract
i've quarters at Fort Ruger on last
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
Donaldson Sloan Of Fort Armstrong.
Mrs. Sloan is a recent and charming
addition to local army circles and a
large number of affairs have, already
been given complimentary to ner. She
is cousin Of Mrs. Nichols and both
Of these delightful women are grand
daughters of General de Russy. The
rooms and lanai we're artistically dec
Grated with long trailing vines OF
Mexican creeper en- last Thursday ev
ening and furnished cool and inviting
hooks in which to enjoy the delicious
supper.
Those present we're: Lieutenant
and Mrs: Donaldson Sloan. Major and
Mrs. William cruickshank. Major and
Mrs Frank w. Coz. Captain and Mrs
Edward Carpenter, Captain and Mrs
George A. Taylor. Captain and Mrs
Clifford Jones. Lieutenant and Mrs
Frederick A. Barker, Miss Betty Case,
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley. Colonel VIII
liam G. RaQerty. Major M. A. De La
ney, Lieutenant William C. Rose.
Lieutenant Coleman w. Jenkins
Lieutenant Charles r. Baxter and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Nichols.
After supper. the party motored to
the Moana hotel where they enjoyed
the weekly hop, dancing until late
hour.
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Col. and Mrs. Daniel L. Howell of |
Schofeld Barracks entertained at a
large reception and dance on last
Thursday evening in the pavilion at
the First Infantry club in honor of |