Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-21
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Mrs. Frank Bachelor entertained
at a thimble ten last week inshonor
of Miss Iwalani Ripley who leaves
very soon for the mainland where she
will be married. Among the guests
were Miss Ethel Carter. Mrs. A. 0.
zimmerman, Mrs r Moore. Mrs. ], Bel
ser. Mrs. F. Cleglorn. Mrs. ]. l. Whit
more, Mrs r. d. Chandler. Miss Toxic
McInerny and others.
Local friends are in receipt OF in
yitations to the wedding of Miss Ruth
Hutchinson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Eli Hutchinson OF Ygnacio valley, and
Martin William Joost Of this city. The
wedding took place at the home OF
John Scott Wilson. the retired CAPT
talist. at 1854 Washington street. on
February is at 1880 p. m The young
couple left the following day for
Honolulu. Martinez Standard.
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Next Thursday 1.-THE 26thl will be
the date for the last Of the army re-
lief bridge parties at the Young hotel
An unusually fine musical program
win be rendered on that day during
the tea-this having been feature
of all the bridge parties. In the receive
ing line and pouring tea will be Mrs.
u. B. Renters, Mrs. George Hicks.
Mrs. Bert Huntington, Mrs. Francis
HinkIe and Mrs. Norris Stayton.
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The younger folk Of Honolulu were
very regretful over the departure of
Mrs. g. NJ. Lear and her charming
young daughter who have taken such
an active part in the gay doings OF
the social world during the past few
months. Mrs. and Miss Lear have
been domiciled at the Pleasanten for
the winter and during their visit have
made many friends in the islands.
They sailed on the Mongolia this week.
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Mrs. Fisk, formerly Miss Clotilde
Grunsky of Stockton, IS giving fare
we'll tea this week in honor Of
Mrs. II E. Bantam, who is leaving
coon to make her home in Honolulu
Mrs. Banham was formerly Miss Flor
Ience Bugbee of Stockton. Her huse.
band, Rev. r. p. Banham. once sec.
Rotary Of the local Young Mems Chris
Etian Association. died last fall in So
noma county, and Mrs. Bantam will
make her home near his three grown
children, two daughters and son. all
of whom are settled in the Hawaiian.
city Stockton Independent.
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Arrivals of interest to service folk
this week are Colonel and Mrs. w. e.
Ellis, who will be stationed at Fort
Kruger, Colonel Ellis being detailed to-
the place now held by Major E. ].
Timberlake Until the departure Of
the Undertakes on the March trans
port, Colonel and Mrs. Ellis will &C.
|cupy quarters at Fort de Russy. after
which they will move to Fort Ruger.
Mrs. Ellis was in the receiving line
on Thursday afternoon at the Army
Relief bridge party Both Colonel and
Mrs. Ellis are great favorites with
service people and viii no doubt be
popular additions to our local smart
set
Mrs. Sarah Newcomb received few
friends on Monday evening to view
the Punchbowl eruption from her la
mai at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Music whiled away the hour before
the spectacle and refreshments were
served later. Among those who rem
dered delightful numbers were Prof.
and Mrs. A. B. ingalls, and Mrs. Wal
ter Kendall Those present were Ad-
miral and Mrs. G. B. T. Moore, Gen
|eral and Mrs. nj. nj. Macomb, Col. and
Mrs. F. H. French, Mrs. O'Brien, Miss
OBrien, Col W. c. Rafferty,, Col. and
Mrs. J. B. Macdonald, Miss Lila Mac
Donald, Major Julian Penn, Mrs. Wal
ter Frear. Mrs. E. NJ Watson, Mrs
George Appel, Prof. and Mrs. A. B.
IngalS, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown,
Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss Maud Nc
Kenna. Lieut.. T. Camp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Kendall, Lient l.. Watrous and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hosmer.