Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-08

lguerite Doe of Santa Barbara. Rev.
William X. Guthrie will perform the
ceremony. Roth will arrive here on
May 18th and Miss Matson's friends,
who are legion, will postpone their
entertainment In her honor until his
arrival.-San Francisco Chronicle.
An affair Of unusual interest took
place in Paso Robes Saturday last
when Prince Kalanianaole. who is
resting at that resort from the siren
uous congressional activity OF Wash
ington. D. c., assisted by his charming
| wife, Princess Kalanianaole. gave a
golf picnic. Smart traps conveyed the
party to the golf links, where a game
was enjoyed, followed by an elaborate
banquet under the oak trees in q field
OF wild flowers. Those who enjoyed
the outing we're Judge and Mrs. Tho
mas F. Graham, Mrs. Albert F. Zipf
and Mrs. William H. Avery of San
Francisco, H. Levey of Honolulu and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daily of Mon
tana Snatehes OF verse and songs &C,
companied the strains OF Hawaiian
music, which completed the festivity.
s. F. Chronicle
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A very satisfactory rehearsal of
the College of Hawaii play occurred
at the home of Mrs. A. L. Andrews,
Manoa valley. last evening. AS the
play is scheduled for next week, the
girls are getting down to business
now and are putting as much time
on the production as their work at
the college will permit Mrs. An
drews, however. reports progress and
the girls are expecting to be letter
perfect by the next rehearsal, which
occurs on Friday evening. The men
of the college are going to contribute
music to the event and are at present
spending their noon hours practicing.
Although limited as to numbers, they
make very creditable showing and
are expected to add materially to the
enjoyment of the performance.
Among those arriving frofA the
Coast on the last Matsonia were the
Misses Emily and Hannah Du Bots.
two young society deyotees Of San
Francisco On the day before their
departure for the islands these young
ladies were very delightfully."- enter
tanned by Miss Helen Wright at a
farewell luncheon. The table was
done in spring flowers pink and yell
low roses and hyacinths-which we're
artistically arranged Those who took
this occasion to say good bye to these
charming girls we're Miss Henrietta
Harrison-Smi Miss Louise Wallach,
Miss Martha Sutton, Miss Dorothy
Hogan, Mrs. Horace Clifton and Miss
Ethel Birkmaier of New York.
Many Found-the-island automobile
trips we're seriously interfered with
during. the past weekend on account
of the muddy condition Of the roads.
and, in several places, washouts.
Heavy rains IN the mountains had
caused some of the streams to become
so swollen as to be transformed into
raging torrents. Especially was this
so of one of the streams near Hauula.
which was practically impossible, ne
! eessitating the return of several
pleasure parties. Several machines
which attempted to force their way
and had to be pulled out. In one case.
a very serious accident was barely
avoided.
Miss Ruth Valentine and Dudley
Valentine, who have been visitors in
Honolulu for the past six weeks, have
returned to Oakland. Cal. At present
they are residing with Mrs. John J.
Valentine.
The visit to the islands of Miss Girls
sic Taft and Miss Dorothy Taft. daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Taft
of Oakland. has finally taken place.
and the young ladies are with us. The
trip was originally planned for the
winter, but at the moment of sailing.
it was decided to postpone IT. At pres
ent the Misses Taft are guests at the
.Moana hotel.
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Foster Dutton and Miss Virginia Jo-
life sailed from San Francisco for
Honolulu While here they will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfar.
lane, Mrs. buttons brother-in-law and
sister. After a short visit, the Dut-
tons will return to San Francisco ana
from there will go to Europe.
. & a..
General John Mcclellan, U. s. A..
retired, and family, who recently
spent several months in the islands,
are spending some time at the Palace
Hotel, San Francisco, before returning
to their home in San Diego.
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Mr.. John E. higgins is being enter,
tanned in Sacramento, Cal, as the
house guezt of Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Weight.
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Colonel Sam Parker and his son.
Ernest, are reported as registered al
the Stewart Hotel, San Francisco.
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