Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-23

lives in San Francisco, and incident.
ally vii take in the exposition
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Stone are en-
PERTAINING Dir. William Ekland OF
Oahu. T. II. Mr.. Ekland is the
champion tennis player of the Hawai-
ian Islands and has met number of
CALIFORNIA; best players in matches
on this coast.--Saeramento, CaL,
News.
Mrs. H. r. Mccullough arrived re.
Gently from Los Angeles and Is at thu
ST. Francis hotel. Mrs. Mccullough
will leave shortly for Honolulu, where
she viii remain several months. A
number of informal affairs are being
given for her.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
David Center, who has been on the
mainland for the past two months,
is expected home in the Wilhelmina
next week. While whiting at Sutro
Baths one evening. Mr.. Center re-
ceived an injury from diving and a
trip to the hospital delayed his home
coming some weeks.
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Mrs. James Wilder of Honolulu will
will soon arrive from the East, where
has been for several months. Mr.. anu
Mrs. Wilder usually go to Paris for
the greater part OF every year. bit
came to this country several months
ago because OF the war.--San Fran
cisco Chronicle, October 10.
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Miss Dorothy Guild, who left Homo
lulu few weeks ago with her uncle
Mrs. Archibald Guild. is visiting in
Vancouver Miss Gould will 60 thence
to Seattle and from there to Portland
and then remain In San Francisco Wis
iting the exposition for some weeks.
She will return to her home for Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman, who
have been travelling on the mainland
during the summer, have written that
they will return TO Honolulu the mid
die Of November. At present the Sher-
mans are in New York and will leave
there for their island home on Noyem-
Der IL.
Z Mrs. James Wilder of Honolulu |
win soon arrive from the east, where
she has been for the past few months.
Mrs. Wilder is one Of the many
who have come from Paris |
on account of the war. She and Mr. |
Wilder usually spend the greater
part OF every year there.San Fran
cisco Bulletin.
Mrs. Carter Harrison, wife of the
lormer mayor of Chicago, accompanied
BY Miss Edith Harrison and Margaret |
Mccarthy, who had been in Homo
lulu for a month. spent several days |
1t Coronado. Miss Harrison and Miss |
are two of Chicago's most |
prominent debutantes of last season. |
San francisco Examiner.
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Following three-months' sojourn |
Ii Honolulu, Rev. Charles Thornton
Murphy rector Of st. Athanasius |
Episcopal church, has returned to Cal. |
Ifornia. While in the islands Rev.
OBLIGATED as dean of the cath
edral He and Mrs. Murphy have re
Gently been enjoying q visit at the
exposition in San Francisco Los
Angeles Examin0
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Mrs. G. w. Kirkaldy. accompanied |
by her children, e. ]. Brennan and
Miss Mani Kirkaldy; her sister-in.
law, Mrs. s. H. Dowsett, and Miss M.
Moore. all of Honolulu, are registered
At the St George. Mrs. Kirkaldy is
! daughter of the well-known cattle
King, James I. Dowsett, and a grand.
daughter of J. M. Dowsett, one Of the
early settlers in the islands. Santa
Cruz. Cal, News.
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Lieut.. and Mrs George de Neal gave
i dansant on board the u. s. s. Ore
ION last Saturday. The summary
warmth and the placidity of the
Weather made it ideal to be on the
water. The guests included Mr.. and
drs. E. G.. Churchill of Virginia, Capt.
md Mrs. Frederick Ramsey, Lieut..
5omdr. 2. E. Reeves, DR.. A. Farenholt,
ensign Robert Bell, the Misses Kath.
'rine MacAdam, Laura Pearkes and
everal others-San Francisco Exam