Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

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"a solo, accompanied by Mrs. Brodie.
After the ceremony, refreshments
were served and the various features
of the evening enjoyed. In the neal
While, the happy principals in the af-
fair slipped away for parts unknown.
The weather was exceedingly bad
during the evening, interfering with
the plans of many of those invited to
attend. lightning flashed. thunder
rolled md rain came down. in torrents.
However. there was an offset in the
beauty Of the scene, the impressive
ness of the ceremonies and the pleas.
ures OF. the evening enjoyed by. all
in attendaRce.-Garden Island.
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More offieefs Coming to Hawaii. u
The recent army orders from
Washington ordering the 91st Coast
Artillery Corps to Oahu will mean
that more officers and their wives will
Join the ranks OF the service society
folk In Honolulu This company Of
artillery is now in jackson Barracks, /
Isa., but has recently served on the
Mexican border t.,.. 81
The. artillery has been ordered to
proceed TO San Francisco and then co.
Hoao3ulsIs 1t. is quite likely that the
company will arrive here tomorrow 10
the transport Logan. -, IT, .. -.-.-
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Skating on Friday Afternoon }, Il
! The Friday afternoon skating has
become quite popular and the girls in
the lower classes at Punaheu Acad.
envy eagerly await the close of school,
and. as the, last bell has sounded
through the hall scores Of lassies are
seen crossing the campus with skates
over their arms. 49,. ~-s-4,. ar >. e..
/ The girls are chaperoned on these
occasions by Mrs. W..P. 8. Hawk. d
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Aur1e From Hawaii. II -.
I Miss Bessie Clnugh, a. former Rose
burg high school student, who now
ifTes with her parents near Canyon.
vile, has returned from trip to TO-
noiulu, Manila, China and Japan Test
! to the trip was provided by the war.
/ While on a British liner a German
warship invaded the general route Of
shipping and Miss Cfough and the
other passengers had a touch Of racing
through the nights with blankets over
the port heies and other lights out
While at Manila she met Miss Ger
trude Rast of this city and Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Kidder. All were WE'LL
Because Of troublesome times her
party was not permitted to go far into
China Japan resembled the descriP-
tien given by other travelers.-Rose-3
burg. Ore, Review. 1 "A
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HTea in Manoa Valley. I
VI Entertaining a. number Of their
friends at their home in Manoa Val
. ley, Miss. Maud Jordan and Miss Vic
tcria Jordan were hostssses at an In
formal tea on Thursday afternoon.
The Jcrianl home was prettiiy dec
torated for the occasion with pfofu-'
SIGN Of yellow chrygauthemums. Some
among those who called were Miss
blanche Seper, Miss Myra Angus,
Miss Jean Angus. Mrs. A w. T. Bot
temley, Mrs. A. Hooking, Miss Flor
eRee Hoffman, Mrs. Young, Mrs. vii.
liam Munter, Mrs. John Guild, Miss
Dorothy Guild, Mrs Harold Haysei-
deR and Miss Charlotte Hall.
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A Christmas Party .....: s,,> -..a
The first Of the Christmas parties
will be that given at the Castle kin
ldergarten on; Tuesday evening for the
classes CT young women at the Y. w.
C.. A, including the students I'm gym
nasium and domestic science work
Tho afoir 70 ho II
for each girl is expected to bring q
gift, Of a cost price not exceeding
cents. These are to be mixed up ana
distributed. Each class is to bring
lscme stunt" with which to amase the
tguests. The refreshments are to be
served by the domestic science stu
dents who are contributing hot dough
nuts andg coffee as their stunt
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Castle
to Entertain.
. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Castle are en-
PERTAINING informally at luncheon to-
morrow IN honor Of Mr. and Mrs. John
d. Shibe. of Philadelphia and Mr..
DaFtv will motor 20 the ball game at
Moiliili
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To Leave for Hawaii.
! DIR and Mrs. st. Sure and children
of Niles expect to leave on the oath
by the steamer Honolulan for the Ha-
waiian islands where DR. ST. Sure has
been Offered a position. The family
win make its home on the large esatte
of Thelma Parker Smart at Wainea.
Miles (Wash.) Press.