Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-30

I Among the Honolulans expected to
return from the mainland in the Ma.
noa next week are Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Mist, who have been spending
some time at the exposition.
/ Mrs. Frank E. sake is leaving on
the s. s. Wilhelmina on Wednesday
for a visit TO San Francisco and the
exposition. Mrs Blake will remain
about FIVE weeks, returning for the
holiday season.
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Though Gen. ]. p. Wiser, now at
Schofield, expects TO take command OF
the Hawaiian Department on Gen. Car
teris departure, Gen. and AIRS. Wis.
ser will hold their quarters at Leile.
hua until the end of November.
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After having spent several months
on the mainland visiting her son, Mar
ston Campbell, Jr, who is a sopho-
more at the University Of California,
Mrs. Marston Campbell, ST., is return.
ing to Honolulu in the Manoa next
week.
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Hannibal Phillip will entertain at
a Halloween party tonight at his home
in Fifth avenue, Kaimuki All lof his
friends have been invited, and 1t Is
expected that there will be quite a
crowd A Jolly. good time Is promised
to. all who attend.
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En- route to the Orient to witness
the coronation of the emperor of
Japan, Mrs. H. E. Jaeger and her lit
tie daughter were departing passen-
gers in the Tenyo Maru yesterday
afternoon They expect to remain in
Japan for some weeks after the fes-
tivities, which are part Of the cor
onation.
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Definite word that the Great North
ern is to make regular trips TO the
islands was indeed good news to the
Honolulans who are on the mainland,
particularly to those to whom the
long trip on the water is no attrac-
ton. A number of the islanders who
have been in California this summer
are planning their homeward trip in
November on the Hill liner
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The members of the academy set
are looking forward with much plea
sure to welcoming home the Earring
ton girls, Ruth and Frances, who left
for the mainland early In the SKINNER.
They have always taken an active part
In the social and athletic life at the
academy, and during the past two
months Of this term they have been
missed greatly. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
r. Harrington and their daughters
will return in the Manoa next week.
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The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder who had expected them to re-
turn to the islands in the Wilhelmina
this week were disappointed when the.
ship locked without them. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilder have been touring Cali
fornia since June and had written that
they were coming home the latter part
Of the month. The wonders Of the Elk.
position City, however, have proved
too great an attraction, and the wild
ers have decided to remain in Califor
MIA for some weeks longer.
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The Golden Circle Sewing Club. an
auxiliary OF Leahi Chapter No. 2, %. e
s., will nold its annual sale of fancy
articles and delicatessen on December
4. The location Of the sale will be
announced later A novel innovation
of the sale will be the designation OF
the booths by the initial letter of the
articles for sale in that booth. 1t is
thought such arrangement win be OF
assistance to customers. In eonnec-
ton with the sale there will be light
luncheon served. The different booths
will be in charge of committees headed
by the following chairmen: Mrs. Anna
Wright, president; Mrs. w. r. Riley,
Mrs. c. e. Kellogg. Mrs. X. B. Porter,
Mrs. j. r. M. MacLean, Mrs. G. F.
Merrill, Mrs. c. Crabbe, Mrs. j. T.
Boyd, Mrs. H. H. Williams, Mrs. Lee,
Mrs. Black.