Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-10

laden with flowers and gifts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Klamp sailed for Eu-
rope ON the Siberia Tuesday, accom-.
panied by their little daughter and
Mrs, Ramps sister and niece, Misses
Louise Girard and, AIyce Cornet. A
regular, reception was held on the
dock, scores of their friends being
down to wish them bon voyage, There
are few such popular couples as Mr..
and Mrs Klamp, while Louise Girard
and her little French niece. .Alyce Cor
let were equally great favorites in
the younger set. That they will re-
main abroad for several years II 4
cause for great regret in the ''haut
monde"
That Mrs. Walter Dillingham; is one
Of Honolulu's most popular society
matrons was amply proven on Mon
day afternoon when she. had her first
day at home after the holidays. One
would have thought that she was hold
ing a reception, so many were the Ia
dies who called during the afternoon.
Delicious tea and cake and sandwiches
were served to the callers, and in adj
dition to the lively conversation, there
was delightful music to while away
the time. Mrs. Dillingham; makes a
charming hostess, combining natural
graciousTesS with the SAVIOR faire of
much social experience, ..s.- ....
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Many society people, both in the
service and out, are interested in the
Nf xIyhiah
is now under. way under the direction
of Capt. HI. ]. Hatch. Avenues are
being laid out with ironwood trees
and cocoanuts, while elsewhere bou,
gainvillea and lauhala are. being
planted to make the post attractive,
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Among the prominent tourists
visiting in Honolulu issMrs. Elizabeth
Fl. Culvert~of Seattle, Wash, Who, &C
companied by her husband land
daughter, is paying a three months
visit to the islands Mrs. Culvert is
short story writer of note, her
clever little sketches being greatly
in demand by mainland magazines
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Sullivan and
Miss Frances Pierce will sail on Jan.
18th for six weeks trip to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan had expected to
go to Honolulu for their honeymoon
last June, but on the eve of their de
parture they were called East by a
business telegram. - San Francisco
Chronicle.
/ Among those to sail on the Sierra
this morning was Mr.. Morgan Gunst,
a prominent young. San Franciscan,
who has been paying flying visit to
the islands On Thursday he was the
guest of honor at a dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie Phillips.
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Owing to the uncertainty of the
landing at Kauai during this stormy
weather, Mrs. E. F. Bishop and Miss
Ethel Bishop did not sail for the Gar
den Isle this week as they had plan
ned. They will leave next Tuesday in
stead.
Mrs. Marion Dowsett Worthington
was among those to sail on the ST
IBERIA Tuesday. AS she goes to take up
her residence indefinitely on the main
land, her departure was, greatly re-
GREETED by her many friends in Ha-
wall.
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Miss Alma Seavey will sail on the
Shinyo Maru next Wednesday for ia
pan, as the first lap in a leisurely trip
around the world. Prior, to her de-
parture he is being extensively feted
by the Kunalu set in which she moves.
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Miss Mary Low will be a dinner
hostess this morning at the Melon
aid on Punahou street.
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Major and Mrs. J. R. Slattery, the
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