Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-17

coast on the Ventura Monday mc-uing,
and are at present guests at The
PIeasanton hotel Mr.. Dean Is the
ney president cf.-the College Of Ha-
waii, and in her role as wife Of the
president Mrs Dean will doubtless
take. a very prominent part in local
fsociety.
On Monday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
nesn were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. r: Gait on a motor trip around the
island. :
On Monday afternoon. at the HON
Iof Mrs. Theodore Richards, the pupils
Icf Pref: L. A. De Graca gave a very
|interesting recital. Among those ta'
king part in the wellordered program
were: Mr.. Herbert Richards. Miss
Eleanor Jordan. Douglas Cooke. AIiss
Ethel Jordan, C. Bidinger. Mr.. ]. r.
Herbert. Mr.. II. s. Decker. Herr Sci
fert. and Prof. LA De- Graca
The musical was well attended "
the parents and friends of the must
clans.
Miss Pearl Sutherland was An ar.
rival on the Manoa from San Fran.
cisco Yesterday. Miss Sutherland has
accented a position in the Punahou
department of music for next wear, in
view Of Miss Margaret E. Clarke's de-
partnre for Europe in a couple of
weeks, where she expects to spend a
Iyear. Miss Sutherland's mother and
sister are both here in Honolulu and
she will spend the summer with them.
| Little Miss Virginia Watson. daush.
ter Of Judge and Mrs. C. NJ. Watson,
celebrated her eighth birthday last
Saturday afternoon by entertaining a
number of her little friends. After an
exciting peanut hunt and several
merry games, the little ones sat down
at prettilv decorated table in the
center of which was beautiful birth.
day cake 1t was very happy after.
neon. for all of the little people there.
Colonel and Mrs. F. p. Reynolds on
tertained at a delightful. informal din
ner' on last Friday; evaning. The table
was very prettilys decorated, large
bowl of Ssnapdragons forfh1n0 the con
terpieee. Covers were placed for Can
tain and Mrs. ]. D. Whifham. Lieut.
end Mrs Jerome G. PILLOW. uent. an
Mrs. John D.. Reardon, Lieut.. an
Mrs,aC ]. Crockett, and Col, and Mrs
Reynolds. It..,. e.. .s
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Sir Edward and Lady. French are
recent visitors to the islands and are
THE guests of DR.. and Mrs. Georgt
Herbert At present Dr.. and Mrs. Her
bert rand Miss Rose Herbert, accom-
panied by the;r DISTINGUISHED house
guests. are at the Volcano House
Before ], returning. they expect Il
meter ever Hawaii = ~ -
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y. Mrs Baldwin Wood, who has been
spending "a strenuous couple of weeks
n fhe islands departed for her home
In San Francisco on the WiIhelmina
today Q Resides visiting in Hopoluiu
she also spenta week With her sister
Mrs, Harold Dillingham;, atsthe, Vol
eaio House, Hawaii. = & &
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Miss Harrison of the Punahou Pre-
narafofy School left today for hei
home in Texas. Miss Harrison has
bean-here a year. during which time
she has won q great many friends
who regretted to See her depart, fol
she does. not expect to- return in the
near future. ; y,%>a.
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Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards, wife, oil
General Edwards. in. com pany with
her daughter end niece. issa recent
arrival and will be great. addition
to local society. Mrs. Edwards re-
mained behind her husband In the east
until her daughter had completed the
year in school, ..-
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Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Bryan lpf
yesterday for Molokai. where thy
will spend the summer out-of-do0rs
camping and hiking, at the same time
collecting material and specimens tt
be used in Mr. Bryan's geological ant
geographical works on the islands.
Miss M. I. Sherman. who arrived
on the Chiyo Maru after an extend
ed tour of the Orient. is at presen
the guest Of Dr. and Mrs. A. L. An
drews of Manoa Valley. After a shor
visit here. Miss Sherman will return
to her home in New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tichner. who
for some time were guests in Homo
lulu. have now returned to their home
in San Francisco. They are tellin2
their friends in that city about the
most enjoyable time they had in the
islands.