Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-19


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Miss Georgia W. Shute, Miss Julia
Evans and Miss Elsie Richardson, who
have been the house-guests Of Captain
and Mrs. F. w. Phisterer at Fort Ru-
ger for the past several weeks. were
coast-bound passengers on the Manoa
yesterday These three young women
have won many friends in Honolulu
during their short stay here. who re-
GREETED to see them depart for their
homes on the mainland.
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Among the recent camping parties
was the one which left Fort Shafter
on last Saturday afternoon for the
ether side Of the island. Driving to
Waimanalo they set up camp in an
attractive spot where they will re-
main about ten days.
The party consisted Of Mrs. NJ. ].
Lenihan, Miss Lenihan, Miss Gather.
inc Lenihan, Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln,
Ms. George S. Gibbs, Miss Jessie
Gibbs, and Robert, George and David
Gibbs.
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The Manoa brought back from Ka,
huiui number of Honolulans, who
went up to Maui to be present at the
big annual Harvest Home celebration
at Puuenene. All day Saturday the
crowds witnessed the polo and tennis
matches, while the happy holiday spir-,
1t permeated all. In the evening, as
a grand finale to the rather strenuous
day, came the brilliant ball at the
Puunene clubhouse, where the elite
of Maui and their guests danced the
hours away.
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Two large dances have been plan
ned for this week among Honolulu's
younger set. Vernon Tenney is giving
a farewell dance at the Country Club
this evening commemorating his early
departure for Harvard University. and
Alexander Anderson and Miss Ruth
Anderson are giving another brilliant.
affair on Friday evening in the Moana
Tennis pavilion. i
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A very delightful dinner was en-
joyed by a number of the army and
navy folk last Friday evening aboard
the Rainbow The tsble''wa most at
tractively decorated and covers were
priced for about 90 guest. After din.
ner the merry party assembled on the
deck, where dancing was enthusiast
cally INDUCED in during the remainder
of the evening. :" ~ '"''' ~
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Mrs. Franis Gay has been entertain
ing jolly house party q young people
at her. home on Kauai "A humber Of
her guests returned to Honolulu on
Sunday, among whom were: Miss
Eloise Wichman, Miss Laura Low,
Miss Dcwsett. Messrs. Vernon Tenney,
Allen Rentcn and Robert Purvis.
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Colonel and Mrs. w. E. Ellis enter
tanned the Fort Rugef bridge club
On Saturday evening and several de-
lightful hours were spent at cards.
Later. delicious refreshments i. were
served.
About twenty-four were present, ma.
king six tables. ....~rr. -..
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Mr.. and Mrs ]. p. Cooke. accom-
p9nied by their son Plat and daughter
Emily. left for the coast on the Korea
last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cooke
will accompany their son and daughter
East where the two will attend school
Platt Cooke will return to Hotchkiss
preparatory. ~. -. ..s..... .'.<
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Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Westervelt, &C.
companied by their two daughters,
Mildred and Helene, and Miss Alice
Summers, sailed on the Korea last
Friday bound for their home in South
Bend, Indiana. They toured Japan
with the Hawaiian party of which Mr.
Westervelt's brother. Rev. w. D. West
eryelt, was a member
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Mrs. Margaret Z. Herbst arrived on
the Matsonia yesterday from San
Francisco and will be the guest of
Honolulu friends during her visit here.
She expects to continue her trip on up
to Hawaii, spending a few days at
the volcano. @s....-:. ..--sH
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Mrs. ]. M. Whitney entertained in
formally at tea at her home on Pu-
nahou street last week in honor of
Miss Snow and Miss Mary Alexander.
The latter expects to leave shortly to
continue her study of music in Cali
fornia. The guests were all old friends
and the afternoon was enjoyab!y spent
chatting over the teacups.
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The hop given at the Moana Hotel
on last Thursday evening for the U. S.
Transport Thomas was largely at
tended for there seemed to be great
many well-known and exceptionally
popular people on board this ship. A
large number of local service folk were
present - ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dekum cele-
brated their first wedding anniversary
on last Wednesday evening by enter
ftaining informally at dinner at. their
Kawailoalele home. Their guests con-
sisted of 2 number of their friends &C.
cupying summer homes about Kailua.
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Miss E. A. Dillingham; and Miss
Cora F, Dillingham;, who have been
the f1ouse-guests of Mr. and Mrs.