Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-07

Gated at the Convent of the Sacred
Heart and abroad, and is devoted TO
athletics. particularly to horseback
/ The last seasons paper chase rides
were often led by Miss 0'Brien and
Mr.. NewhaIl
air. Newhall is a Yale graduate.
class Ct 1914. lie is a son OF NJ. and
Mrs. William Mayo NewhalL"
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Departure Of the Stanford University
Ball Team.
Two steamers, the Lurline, which
left at 4, and the China, at s o'clock,
yesterday afternoon took the members
OF the Stanford University nine who
have been playing series of games in
Honolulu. The visit was so saddened
I by the accidental death OF one team
mate, Russell Downing, that the fare
well at the docks had an air of sad
meas. A host of friends were at the
steamers to bid the visitors from the
university bon voyage. Members oil
the team who left on the Luriiae wcle
Tom Workman tcaptain), Leslie Dent,
| john Lander, Gus Hoover Blaine Sic.
yens. Ray Maple, Walter Stafford, Paul
O'NeilI. Those who bid farewell to
the islands two hours later we're VIII
Nocnan. Den Day, Walter Wickersham
and A. II. Hayes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London
TO Leave Hawaii.
Jack London, famous author, and |
his charming wife. who have been |
spending several months in Honolulu, |
with occasional trips to the other isl. |
ands, have planned to leave Hawaii /
mel on the Manehuria, which leaves
on next Tuesday. This fact will be |
regretted by every one who has met |
the noted couple. During his stay |
here Mr. London has been busily en-
gagged IN his work gathering data on /
things typicsl of our land to be used /
later in his new book and for one or
two of the leading magazines Eight I
L0ndon's first and second trips here.
Mr.. and Mrs. London have made
host OF good friends among the isl
ande-s.
Miss Rcsamond Swaflzy Hostess.
Miss Rosamond Swanzy is hostess !
this week at Kualoa, the summer home
OF Mr. and Mrs Francis NJ sSwanzy,
on the other side of the island. Years
ago when Miss Rosamond Swanzy,
Miss Ruth Soper, Miss sTheliha Muir
ply and few others were in Puma
hou Academy a club was formed OF
the horseback riders and 1t is this
club OF girls which Miss Swanzy is
entertaining at Kpaloa. incidentally I,
this week is the roundup, of the
cattle at the summer place.
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Miss cIorinda Low Returns.
Miss Clorinda Low was returning
passenger In the WiIhelmina yester
day morning. Miss Low is daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Parker Low
and returns from two years at Smiths
College, Northampton, Massachusetts.
She will leave on Thursday for Hilo.
where she will spend two weeks with
her sister, Mrs Albert Riddle, who
was Miss Annabeile Low before her
marriage some three years ago. Miss
Low will return to her studies early in
September
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Miss Gertrude Ripley Returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ripley returned
In the ANiIhehnina yesterday morning
with their daughter, Miss Gertrude Rip
ley, from California. Mrs. Ripley and
Miss Ripley have been in Berkeley for
! year. Miss Ripley having attended
Berkeley High School. A host of
friends were at the dock to greet the
Honolulu girl, and it is expected that
she will be the motif for a number OF
Affairs this summer.
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10 Honor Ct Miss Ruth GartIey.
Miss Ruth Gartley is to be the com
Dlimented guest at dance to be given
It the Country Club this evening by
Miss Evelyn Breckons. About 100
guests are expected.
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Miss Dorothy Hoogs was DEPART
ng passenger in the Lurline yester.
lay afternoon. for San Francisco.
Miss Hoogs is a graduate Of Punahou
academy. having received her diploma
his June. She, with Miss Werthmuel- 4
Ter will visit the fair for about two
months and then return to the islands.
Mss Hoogs viii attend the College
II Hawaii next year.
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Miss Louise Coleman was a depart
Eg passenger in the transport, which