Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-17

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home of Mrs, Henry Hewitt, III, at
6:l5 North E street. Mrs. John w.
Todd, principal of the Auburn High
School, presented the Gary School
Idea" in logical and comprehensive
manner. Mrs. Roland Rorhek was
chairman of the dav. Miss Adelaide
Preston was scheduled for talk on
New Theories Presented at the Re.
cent y. E A. Convention. Tacoma
News
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eack from Wedding Tri7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed George will return
today from their wedding trip and will
probably be at the Hotel FOntenelle
until their new home in Dundee is
ready for occupation, which will be
in about a month. They have been in
California and at Honolulu
World Herald.
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Transport Dance.
II D,k ot I'D
Moana dances in the uast few months
was that given for the officers and
their wives passing through on the
transport Sheridan on Tuesday night.
The attedance was large and repre-
scented both the service and tOWnSfolk.
The strangers and their friends dane.
ed in the hotel parlOr to the strains
of a good Hawaiian quintet. THESE
dances, however small. have always
been noted for their agreeableneSs
Some exquisite creations were seen
on Tuesday night
Among those noticed at the affair
were Lieut.. col. Edward r. Morris and
his daughter, Miss Morris, of Wash
ington, d. c., LieGt and Mrs. HarOlC
r. Nichols, Mr. ard Mrs. George Col
Hicks, Jr., Lieut.. and Mrs. George +
Humbert, Lieut.. and Mrs. Fra1k A
Sloan, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Mather,
Lieut.. and Mrs Richardson, Captain
and Mrs. Charles D. VIM, Captain
and Mrs A. c. Knowles, Colonel and
Mrs. Benjamin w. Atkinson, Miss Jes-
sic Kennedy, Miss Catherine Lehman,
Miss Eleanora Lehman, Captain and
Mrs. c. A. Martin, General and Mrs.
Arson Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Lieut.. and Mrs. l.. o. Mathews Major
George Blakely, Lieut.. X. G. Calder,
Mr.. Argabrite, Mr. Stanley Kennedy
and others.
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Miss EaIIentyne's Surfing Party.
Miss Marie Ballentyne entertained
delightfully."-, at a surfing party and
! chowder at the Outrigger Club last
! Saturday afternoon. This is a popu-
! lar form of entertainment, especially
! in the younger set, and as the weather
grows warmer, the club register is
fairly filled. Perhaps the secret OF
: the popularity of the club parties lies
in their informality. Late in the after
noon the guests went surfing in two
of the large Outrigger canoes and on
their return enjoyed delicious chow
der supper. The evening was spent
in an informal dance. Miss Ballen-
tynes guests were the Misses Pauline
Schaefer, Ruth Anderson, Dorothy
Guild, Lewis, Florence Hoffman and
Maud Ballentyne. and Messrs. Ernest
Podmore, Cornell Franklin, Douglas
Young, Smith, S. Lewis, j. S. Lewis,
Jr., Lieut.. G. R. O'Connor and GuStave
Ballentyne. The party was chaperOn-
ed by Mrs. E. NJ. Watson.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow
Entertain.
Lieut. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow en-
tertaned informally at dinner at their
quarters at Cashier last Tuesday
night, before the hop at the Infantry
Club Lieut.. and Mrs. Pillow for some
time were stationed here in the city
Since their removal TO the Out-Of town
post. Mrs. Pillow has continued her
entertaining OF both the town and
service sets. At dinner covers were
laid fer Lieut.. and Mrs. John r. Rear
dan. Miss Betty Case. Miss Josephine
Nct 'orm2Ck. l.ient. GUY W, Chjpmam,
Lieut. Wallace C. PhilOon ana IN"
host and hostess.
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Baby Shower.
A number Of the students Of tho
PunahOu Academy, among them b, inc
the Lima AMI String Bean clubs. ar"
giving a baby shower this arternoon
for the little children Of the Pa men,
The young folks are assembling at
tho Ontriggpr ClWb this afternoon
The girls at O'Clock gathered -
SOW and put I'll" finishing ten, hes O.
the infants clothing and IL" bol ; ar,
to arrive at 4 o'clock - ~ >'Irfin;
They. too. are to give some Iittie Ha
nation to the basket OF wearing HI-
parel. At t there will BE- C!lD"drr