Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-26

California. Since leaving Honolulu,
Mr.. Newcastle has made his home in
Berkeley, where he is connected with
the pOstofTice department.
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Warrant Officers of the
U. S. S. Maryland to Entertain.
About three hundred guests . will
gather in response to an invitation is
sued by the warrant officers of the
United States cruiser Maryland to
dance in honor of the warrant officers
stationed at Pearl Harbor The Mo-
ana hotel will be the scene this eye
ming. Boatswain @. r. Thompson has
charge of the affair which promises TO
be one of the most delightful of the
season. Music will be furnished by
the band from the cruiser.
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invitations Out. .
The Misses Ruth and Bess Seybolt
have issued invitations for dance for
June 5. About hundred guests are
expected and the occasion is being
looked forward to as one of the most
delightful affairs of next week. The
dance will be held in the Myrtle Boat
Club and is in honor of the gradual.
ing members of IN NJ" a sorority
composed of members of the upper
classes in Mckinley High School.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Castle Entertain
ing. ..... ..s~. ~. !.
Entertaining at their home at WAL
kiki, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Castle will
be host and hostess at a charming
dance this evening in honor of MI.
and Mrs. Templeton Croker and Miss
Marion Newhall Several hundred in.
have been issued to the func.
ton, which will be one of the most
elaborate of the season. -....:.
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in Honolulu. T.. -.
Two society women from Edmonton,
Alberta, Canada, who are spending the
summer in Honolulu are Miss Emcy
Maloney and Miss Marie Finn. Miss
Maloney is the guest of Mrs. Jane
Mercer in Kaimuki and Miss Finn is
stopping at the Seaside hotel where
she is an enthusiastic devotee OF the
surf. LII.
Moonlight Dance at the Country Club.
The Country Club has issued cards
to its members for another Of the de-
lightful dances for the Night of Full
Moon" The affair will take place on
Friday evening and it is expected that
it will be one of the largest functions
of the week.
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Ernest and Stanley Mott-smith to Be
Hosts.
Ernest and Stanley Mott-Smith have
issued cards for a dance at the Coun
try Club on Saturday evening. The
guests for the most part will be mem
bers of the academy set.
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Miss Octavia johnson compIimented.
Miss Octavia Johnson, the charming
daughter of Capt. Peter Johnson, who
is visiting Mrs. Fred Bush on Kewalo
street, will be the guest of honor at
a dance at the Bush home on Friday
evening.
This is one of the many entertain
ments that have been planned in honor
of Miss johnson and her stay in the,
islands which will continue till the
10th of June will be filled with nu-
merous affairs at which members of
the younger set will entertain.
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The Matsonia arriving yesterday
morning brought as passengers Miss
Mae Garden and her brother, Jack Car
den. Miss Garden has>been at Vassar
during the past year. Her brother
was a member of the 1915 graduating
class OF the University OF. California.
Many entertainments have been PLAN
ned for them during the summer
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Mrs. Harry b. Gregg, wife of the
secretary of the Matson Navigation
Company in San Francisco, with her
two daughters, Kathryn and Brenda,
was an outgoing passenger in the Ma
noa yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Gregg
was in the island but two weeks and
was entertained extensively during her
stay here.
Among the Honolulu girls to arrive
in the Matsonia were Miss Hen
rietta Schwartz and Miss Josephine
Schwartz. The Misses Schwartz have
been away from the islands for sew
eral years and their friends in the
younger set will welcome them en-
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Geddes OF
Colo, who have been spending
their honeymoon in Honolulu were
outgoing passengers in the Manoa yes