Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-26
TALES OUT OF SCHOOL
Hondlnln SAM "a. 1ai4.


Dearest Polly: Just as golf is In
teresting the smart set at Coronado
and Del Monte. so is polo reigning SUI
preme in the hearts of Honolulans,
and they are really having some won
derfuI games. So far the islanders,
that is, the players from Oahu and
Mani, have won supremacy over the
army teams, but then h, guess you
know Of The fame of the Hawaii polo
teams.
Last Saturday was indeed a gala
day for poloists. The day was remarA-
ably clear and after the boat races in
the morning ever so many society folk
mctcred to Mcanalua for the game.
By the way. that makes me think, they
are planning having games at Kapi-
.olani park instead of Moanalua, which
will be more convenient for all con-
cerned.
A few CT those | noticed at last Sat
urdays game were General and Mrs.
Clarence R. Edwards, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Jerome Pillow, Mrs. Henry Fos-
ter Duttcn and MIR. and Mrs, Harry
Macfarlane. Mrs Gerrit Wilder, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Iyers, Colonel Stur-
ges, Captain Williams, Mrs. Arthur
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Beckley.
Mr.. and Mrs James Wilder, Mr, and
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Giffard, Mrs. Harold Dilling-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Billy King, Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney fhnbero.
There Is qHttgHalibit Of excitement
at Plnahou aFadelis It Is said that
some cf the upper classrnen had q Sc
ance with Professor Griffiths and he
has given his consent to one-step, los
tcning and several OF the other new
dances Heretofore this has not been
allowed, much to the sorrow u the
students. There will be prom on
Friday evening for the Freshmen and
the young folk expect to have roll
licking good time.
Here is bit of news for you. Ken
meth Ables left in the Matsonia this
week and what do you think? He
has gone to California to take up farm
ing. Just imagine spick and span"
Kenneth in the toys of farmer. His
friends all say that he viii be success
full, though.
No, my dear, no one has started a
Red Cross fete here as yet We are
expecting it almost any moment,
though. The cali Of the Red Cross As.
ISOLATION for more funds will probably
inspire someone with a happy thought
for some original way to raise money
for they tell me that Honolulans are
the most charitable people in the
world, They surely age the most hos
pitable. am SURE fhat Patience"
will receive the hearty support Of ev-
eryone. and the Players club will be
able to do something toward swelling
the Red Cross fund
Mrs. Gussie Schmidt, who has been
on Hawaii for the past month, return
ed to town the other day and will re-
main here until the first week in 0e-
tober, when she will return to the Big
Island to visit her son.
suppose you have heard that "Rud-
dy'' Gianelli is scheduled to be one OF
the stars of the U. c. Rugby team this
year. He was here in the summer
with the university baseball players
and made a host of friends in the
younger set
The many friends of Mrs. Schwerine
are bewailing the fact that she has de-
cided to go east this year instead of
returning to the islands. She was
here last summer with her beautiful
daughter, Arabella, and was extens-
lively entertained. Miss Arabella was
a deyotee of the surf and before leav-
ing the islands was able to handle the
surf board with unusual skill A num-
Der of small affairs were given in her
honor but she confessed preference
for the beach, for she informed every
one that she could have dances and
parties all the. year round when at
home
The friends of Miss Belle McCor.
riston are eagerly looking forward to-
her wedding, which will take place
next Tuesday at the McCorriston home
On Punahcu street Only the rela-
tives and close friends of the young
couple are to be invited Miss Sarah
Lucas and Miss Fanny Hoogs are to
be the bridesmaids at the affair.
Mrs. G. H. Brown. who has made an
extensive visit to the mainland, re-
turned to the islands this week.
The army felix are very much inter-
ested In the announcement of the en-.
gagement Of Miss Catherine Winans,
the attractive daughter of Captain VII
mans of Schofield Barracks, to Lieu
tenant L. NJ. Maxwell. The engage
ment was told at a tea given Thurs
day by Miss Winans at Schofield Bar.
racks
While no formal entertainments
have taken place this week everyone
has been kept busy including,
Yours lovingly. T."
PEGGY.
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