Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-15

18th OF the month. The AFFAIR or the
18th will be directly under the super
vision of the officers, while the one
the following evening will be directed
by the enlisted men.
Last year the Army Relief Society
here raised funds at a masked dance
at Fort Shafter and the function was
one of the decided successes of the
season. This year, however, the bah
will be on an even larger scale and
VIII be attended by representatives
both of the army and navy as well as
members of the town set.
Committees in charge of the enter
tainment are to be filled within few
days. The various branches Of the
relief society are cooperating.
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6etrothaI Announced.
Much interest is felt in Honolulu In
the recent announcement of the en-
eagement of Miss Kathryn G. Whipple
and Mr. Lothrop Wilmington The an
nouncement was made recently at a
luncheon given at the home Of the
bride-eiect, who is popular young
woman of Brookline, Mass, her home.
Lothrop Wilmington is son Of Mr..
and Mrs. d. L. Wilmington of this city
and spent his early school days as a
student at Punahou Academy Upon
his entrance at Haryul he became
active in athletics there and he
1910 was captain of the football team.
He has made his home in the East
during recent years He is one of the
successful and well-liked island boys,
and his friends are legion both in the
East and West. H's's.T e
erigrGen. and Mrs. Strong Arrive.
Among the arrivals in the transport
yesterday were Brig.-gen. and Mrs.
Frederick s. Strong. Immediately
upon the arrival of the boat Gen. and
Mrs. Strong were taken to the home
of Gen. and Mrs. John p. Wiser,
where they will remain until their de-
parture for Schofield Barracks. Gen.
Strong is to command the First Ha-
waiian Brigade.
During the short time she is in Ho-
nolulu Mrs. Strong will be entertained
good deal and her arrival at the out
of-town post will be the inspiration for
numerous affairs there,
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Ad Club Luncheon For Ladies'.
1t was ladies' day at the AID Club
today and at the luncheon the chief
topic of interest was the Y. w. G. A.
Miss Helen Taylor, member OF the
national board of the Y. w. C. A, gave
a most interesting talk. as did Miss
Carrie Chandler and Miss Annette
Dieckman of the local branch of the
organization.
Eugene de Folco, the tenor, was
present, and rendered several selee-
lions. He was accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. L. Tenney Peck.
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Miss Rose Herbert's Tea For
Mrs. Grover A. Baton Tomorrow.
Mrs Grover A. Baton, wife of DIR,
Baton, who has recently come to Ho.
nolulu to live, is to be the honored
guest at a large tea at the Country
Club tomorrow afternoon from to 8
DR.. and Mrs Baton are from Charles
ton, Virginia, and already have made
many friends in Honolulu. Mrs. Bat
ton arrived in the Matsonia last week,
with Miss Herbert, who was on her re-
turn trip from Boston.
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Scavenius Concert Tomorrow.
The home of Mrs. James b. Castle
is to be the scene of musicale to-
afternoon at O'Clock when
Mr.. Fritz Scavenius will play in the
white and gold music room of the beau
tiful home at Waikiki. The affair will
be one of the social events of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Bush
House-Guest.
Miss Muriel Tilden of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is to be the house-guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Fred Bush for some time.
Miss Tilden is an accomplished must
cian, graduate of Vassar and keen
TAI
Mrs. George Hamlin Fitch has an
bounced the engagement of her dangh- |
.ers, Miss Verone Deussing, to William |
Arnold Aldrich of Honolulu, and Miss |
Nae Deussing to Henry Underwood |
1inkins, Jr The two weddings will |
axe place early in the year.
Yes-Many People
have told us the same story-distress
after eating, gases, heartburn. A
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