Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-10

MetcaIf Nakulna yesterday was beau-
tifuIly decorated with flowers aud
ferns OF old Hawaii in honor OF DR..
and Mrs Puriey A. Baker and John A.
AetcaIf, who is cousin OF Mrs. Ma
ku.na. During tie luau MIR. Metea1f
was handed the genealogy of the Met-
calf family. the beginning Of which
read something like this:
During the reign OF Richard Coeul
de Lien, the head forester, named
BrassfoFt, performed a service for HIS
king, who changed his 1.-THE forester'sl
name to Armstrong. One day when
the king and his attendants were In
the. forest they were attacked by a
ing out for themselves, scattered The
king was overthrow and fell between
two logs Not lcng after, Brassfort.
or rather Armstrong, came across the
bull and killed him with one stroke.
Continuing his search for the endorsed
king, he found him where he fell and
was asked IL he had seen wild bull.
Armstrcng's answer was: 4 met calf
and killed him. The king borrowed
a sword and waving It over Armstrong
said, Arise, Sir MetcaH And SO the
name Metcalf. /" 49,
The secretary to DR.. Baker is leav-
Ing the islands very reluctantly. He
expects, however, to put one of his
sons In business here and another,
Robert MetcaIf, president of Sigma
M, In Ann Arbor. Michigan, has been
offered position as mechanical en-
gineer en- Maui.
DR.. Bakers tour has been a very
successful one, and he declares that
his stay in the islands has been most
pleasant DR.. and Mrs. Baker and Mr..
Metcalf have been the guests of DR..
and Mrs. w. ID. Westervelt Mrs. Ma
kuina's guests ior the day were DR..
and Mrs Purley A. Baker, John A.
Metcalf, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. wester-
Welt, Mrs: Harriet Castle Coleman,
Miss Ermine Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
2. Taylor; Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Cooke,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin X. Kea, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. Beckley, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam H Hutcheson. Mrs. James 4.
Stacker, Mrs. Katherine MI Yates.
Mrs. III. D. Brown, Mrs. MI. Montana.
Miss LAM Hufcheson, Miss Harriet
Dawson, Miss Ruth Stacker. Mr..
George Castle. Emil Hutchinson and C.
H. DickeH
House Party e Eva.
A number Of the Academy set, were.
the hcuse-guests Of John O,Dowda at
Eva last week. The young folks
spent their time, dancing. playing ten
mis- and swimming. Mr.. O'Dowda's
guests included the Misses LOUISE
Girvin. Mildred Chaplin, .Clemence'
clifford. Elizabeth Woods. Ruth Rem
ton Eleanor Waldron. lima Woods,
Margaret Hawk, Ruth Harrington and
Rachel Woods. and Messrs Billie Ma
thias, John Clifford. Frank Winter
Jeremiah Smith, Parker Woods. Ar.
thur Brown, Bowen. GRAY Zabriske.
Stafford Austin and william Eckiund
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=. w. G. a, Lawn Party.
The X w. G.. A invites its friends
TO lawn party to be given on the
lawn Of the Homestead ON Friday
evening at 81 So reads a very i'm.
portaDt Invitation. The ". w. Al
entertainments are famous for good
times, and a large crowd is expected.
photographer Baker is to present his
famous collection Of lantern slides of
1aWalian scenes. This is splendid
opportunity for the members to bring
their tourist friends. Mrs. C. B. Gage.
chairman Of the social committee. has
lhe affair IN hand and Il is sure to
be very enjoyable one.
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Double Birthday Celebration. Fl,
MISS MARGARET Hogs and Miss MIL
lred Church, both OF Punallou prepar-
iIory school celebrated their fifteenth
birthday on Saturday. A delightful
swimming party and supper was en-
Dyed Some Of the guests present
we're Charlotte Ballou. Elizabeth Wall,
Anna Cooke. Martha Cooke. Jessie
Gibbs. Marie Humphreys. Edith Rice,
Juliet Rice, Marjorie Guild, Jessie
Baldwin. Madaiine Chaplin, Virginia
rear. Janet Kilbourne, Anna Pratt.
AurleI Peterson Helane Morgan. Bar.
)ara Carter.
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NeWlyNHeds Houored.
MT. and Mrs Philip Armour. Jr.. who
re here on their honeymoon. leaving
N the Manchuria for Honolulu today.
we're guests Of honor at suppe. and |
heater party last night at which Miss
Marian Croker was the hostess: The
'arty also included the Misses Beat
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