Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06

| S1SoIIsly Uaae relucIaHL farewell
tuesday to the Christian de Guienes
who gave up the Whitney house amona
the Country Club oaks and departed
Tor their home in San Mateo. They
came TO Montecito just before the
Easter holidays and during their sir
months stay here have contributed a
major share To the summer festivities.
MIS- de Guigne's mother, Mrs. William
Delaware Nelson and her brother and
sisterin-law Mr.. and Mrs. FELTON, Fin.
ms will remain at FL MirasoI until the
nrst Of October. The De Guignes gave
q little farewell dinner Monday night
az the Country Club, entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Keeney. Mrs. Roger
Monitor, Miss Eleanor Park, Duncan
Edwards and Harlow Ffink.
Mr.. and Mrs. William bartlett left
Wednesday morning for the big Bart.
lett ranch In northern New Mexico.
They have decided to spend the com.
| ing winter there They have leased
the Edward r. r. Vail hoHse on the
coast Highways San Francisco Exam.
liner, Sept. rs. ! 0
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Al Montecito. ..-s 4..~s ~: 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian de Guigne
were the guests OF honor Friday Of
last week at delightful dinner over
which Mr.. and Mrs. John Douglas ure-
sided at the Montecito Country Club.
The affair was planned as a farewell
TO the popular young couple who have
been at Montecito during the summer
and who returned Monday to their
home in San Mateo. Following the
dinner the party attenced the weekly
dance at the country club. Those to
accept Mr. and Mrs Douglas hospital.
| ity included: Messrs. and Mesdames
Christian de Guigne, Elliot Rogers and
Charles Keeney; Mesdames Harry
Chickering, Roger Minton, Miss Clar-
isse Lohse; Messrs Harold Chase, Dun
| can Edward. James Paramore, Scud-
dard Merseman, San Francisco
Chronicle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian de Guignes
visited the islands some time ago and
were the incentive for many delight
full affairs given by the smart set.
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Dance on Maryland. zSS i. :
Capt KittelIe,s entertainments are
u. s. s. Maryland and the officers of
that ship were hosts at a dance We'd
nesday evening, entertaining lesser
number at dinner before the dance
There were some dinners at the navy
yard, these parties coming over to-
join their friends later on. A buffet
supper, wonderfully served and Of the
finest cuisine, ewas no small part of
the evenings enjoyment. San Fran
cisco Examiner.
Capt Kiteile's entertainments are.
known to many In Honolulu, as the
popular commander entertained quite
extensively aboard the u. 8. s. Mary
land while stationed here.
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Mrs. Herman Eoeke Of Honolulu
Complimented BY Society Woman
Who Visited Here. IL I
Mrs. Alexander Garceau entertained
some OF her friends at a luncheon par. 1
ty on Wednesday IN honor of Mrs.
Herman Focke Of Honolulu. The 9th.
er guests were Mesdames Robert OK.
nard, Hamilton S. Wallace, william
Teyis. William HI. McKittrick. Charles /
Nichols, walter Filler, Russell Wilson,
Henry T. Scott, wendell Baker, James
Athearn Folger. San Francisco Chron-
icle.
Mrs. Alexander Garceau was a Wis
itof q short while ago in Honolulu,
and during her sojourn in the islands
was entertained extensively.
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NewlyWeds Of Alameda Return From
Their Days Of Honeymoon JOY
ALAMEDA, Sept. 25.-Lieut and |
Mrs. Herbert Whiting left this week |
for the East, where the young navy |
officer will be stationed for a year at |
Annapolis. Mrs. Whiting was form
erly Miss Frances Ramsey. belle In
local society, and her marriage was |