Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
Society Personals

Mrs. Alexander @. Halves is spend
ing the weekend at the Haleiwa Hotel.
The Mems League Of Central Union
church entertained at a big supper on
Thursday evening. .-.- H.
Mrs. Walter Jones OF San Francisco
has been the guest Of Capt. and MIS-.
Norris Stayton at Fort De Russy dur
ing the past week. -..,- 1
Mr.. Lionel Walden, the celebrated
artist of Paris, arrived on the Mon.
gclia Wednesday and Is at present Wis
ting the James Wilders.
Mrs. J. M. Atherton and Miss Violet
Anterior returned home ON the Ma.
rama last Wednesday morning after q
several weeks trip to Australia and
New Zealand.
Miss Mary Eynon of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting Mrs L. J. War
rem of Manoa valley for some time
past, left for the coast on the " bel.
nina last Wednesday.
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Mr.. William Waterhouse of Pasade.
ma. who is an annual visitor to the
islands, departed on the Wilhelmina
Wednesday after having visited rela.
tiyes in Honolulu for some time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 8. Weight
yesterday announced the engagement
| OF Miss Lillian Bolles and Mr.. Frank.
I lin G. Melbourne. The date OF the
wedding has not yet been announced.
Mr., and Mrs Harold Bauer, Mr..
Mischa Elman, his father, Mr.. Paul
Elman. and Mr. Percy Kahn were dis.
tinguished passengers on the Sonoma
which left for Sydney last Monday at
ternoon.
nina Wednesday for the coast. where
he will join Mrs. Brasch. They are
then planning to go on to Yellow
stone Park, where they win camp for
some weeks.
Miss Yates, daughter of Lieutenant
Colonel Arthur w. Yates, quartermas-
ter corps, is spending month as the
guest Of General and Mrs W. H.
Carter, Miss Yates is en- route to Ma
Mia. to join her father.
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Mrs. Bessie Abbott Rowland has an
nounced June 9Th as the date of her
concert to be given at the Royal Ha-
waiian opera house. Mrs. Rowland is
giving this concert at the urgent re-
quest of her many friends here who
are always eager to hear. her most
beautiful voice ~
Mrs. Baldwin Wood Of Burlingame,
Cal, who is the daughter of Mrs.
Hyde-Smith, is making two-week
visit to the islands. She departed to-
DAY for the Volcano House on Hawaii.
where she will remain few days with
her sister, Mrs. Harold Dillingham;,
who Is spending two months there
with her children.
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Mr.. Arthur Keller and Mr.. John NJ
Young, both of the College of Hawaii
faculty, were hosts at dinner on We'd
nesday evening at the University club
| in honor of the college baseball teams
Several clever speeches were made
during the course of the evening and
q cup was presented to the engineers
who won the recent inter-department
games
Mr.. George w. Bates and his sister,
Miss Laura D. Bates, who have been
visitors for several weeks in Honolulu
returned to their home in San Fran.
cisco on Wednesdays Wflhelmina.
Others who departed on this boat were
the Rev. and Mrs r. E. Smith. Miss
Marilla Smith. Miss Marjorie Smith,
Mrs. Robert E. Bond, and Mrs. w. W..
Goodale ~
Many of the young people who have.
been attending school in the states are
expected home in the near future for.
| the summer months. Among those
who will arrive on the Matsonia next
Tuesday are: Miss Pearl L. MeCar.
thy, Miss Muriel Hind, Miss Martha
Tul1och, Mr.. Joel B. Cox, Mr.. Gavien
A. Bush, Mr.. Foster Horner and Mr..
Jared s. Baldwin.
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Below are two brief accounts con-
corning several of our recent visit
ors: -< =. -. ..-.@...- =. i
= The Misses Elsa Sherman, Madge
Wilson and Elizabeth Bull are home
from Honolulu, where they spent the
past six weeks or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurance Irving Scott
| arrived last week from Honolulu.
where they enjoyed q two, weeks
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott sailed on
the Siberia with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry.