Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-21

The performance will begin at Sis
sharp.
at Fort Shafter and once more es-
tablished at her home at Fort Ruger.
She is already passed the worst stages
of the operation and is comfortably
convalescing, her boudoir being
ablocm with the manv flowers sent
her by sympathizing friends
Miss Della Stcne was hostess at an
evening BRUCE party last week at the
McDonaiu
The Mckinley High School Glee
Club has issued invitations for a con
cert whic.. they will hold on April 2.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey (Aliee
"copper" are expected in Honolulu on
the 18th CT next month They will
visit the latter's parents, Judge and
Mrs. II. E. Cooper, for six or eight
weeks before returning to their home
In Boston Their marriage was one
of the most brilliant affairs of last
summer.
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After all, Honolulu folk don't keep
Lent very strictly They put UP a big
talk about it which doesn't really
amount to anything. They are all
somewhat like certain young man
CT town who on New Years made a
resolution to stop smoking On Lent
ecning, this young man felt that he
had to give up something. so he gave
up his New Years resolution.
Mrs. Walteli kendall. who has been.
i'll for the past two weeks with ner-
Vons Drostratisn, is ON the road to re-
eoyery. her trends will be glad to
hear. In fact, she is up and around
again though still not her old ener-
getic self.
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Mrs. c. G. Bartlett is one of our
most charming hostesses, though late
" her entertaining has been of the
most informal sort On several occa-
sions this week she has given small
luncheons CT three and four-the
Country Club being her favorite rem
devious. A rubber or two of bridge
has generally followed
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis Murphy
of Seattle, who have been visiting in
Honolulu for the past few months,
will sail on the Makura Tuesday for
their home in the Northern state.
They are charming couple who have
won their way into Honolulu hearts
hos fho OF cd
by the many affairs given in their
honor. Mrs. Murphy has been here
principally for rest, however, and SO
has been unable to accept many Of the
invitations tenderr1 her. They are
in love with Hawaii and their cottage
at the Seaside, and have every inten-
ton of returning here at some future
date.
Miss Rennie Cation will sail for
San Francisco on the Manoa, March
31st for month or two visit with her
brother, Mr. Andrew Cation.
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Mrs. E. K Massee returned on the
transport last week after six months
or more in the East, where she went
for her health. She has completely
recovered from her recent illness. her
friends win be glad to learn.
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Dr. and Mrs. Ormond Wall closed
their town house today and moved to
Kahala where they will spend the next
three Or four weeks. They are the
first Of the social world to make the
annual summer move to their coun-
try places-not including those, of
course, who have lived there all the
year round With the first sugges-
ton of hot. weather the others will
follow-the J. P. Cookies, the Phillips,
the Ballentynes, the John Warehouses
to Kahala, the Harold Dill:nghams TO
Mokuleia, the Fraziers, the bookings,
the Dekums to Kawailoa, the Hoppers,
the Petersons, the Willard Browns TO
Wahiawa, the Cookies, the Athertons,
the W. r. Castles to Luakaha, and so
on indefinitely until half of this lit
tie town is living on its mountain
/ tops and sea shores only. These little
country places will be especially popf'-
lar this .year-now that the tariff
is keeping at nome number of those
who usually spend the hot months in
the states-which will insure a lively
summer at any rate, combined with
the enthusiasm which the heme-com-
ing of the college students always in
| fuses Tx.
General and Mrs. William. Carter ar.
rived in Honolulu from Texas last
| week and are STAYING at the Young.
After the first CT the month. they will
occupy the Henry WaterhGuse place
On Eruanu avenue. They are being
ientertained st dinner this evening by
cclcnel and Mrs. j. b Mcnenatd. and
will no doubt be censidera bly, Iionszerl