Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

tons. In the center of the table
stood q basket filled with forget-me-
nots. Pink carnation leis were given
TO each Of the guests
Among Mrs. Bottoms guests were:
Mrs Floyd Emmans, Mrs. Emmans,
Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Clifford Jones, Mrs.
John Maier, Mrs VIM, Mrs. French,
AIRS. Andrus, Mrs A. s, Prescott, Mrs
y. III Underwood Mira Henry Ghfpief5
Miss Edith Garfield. Mrs. s. d.
Barnes, Mrs Arthur Splitter. Mrs.
Lawrence Clarke, Mrs. Charles Hall,
Miss Myrtle Schuman, Miss Florence.
Hoffman, Mrs. Cyril Hoogs, Miss JUDI.
son, Mrs. Charles Crane, Miss
Knowles. Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Tacka-
bury and others. ~ 4
As a guest prize, Mrs. Emmans re-
ceiyed q pink hug-pillow with q beau.
tiful hand embroidered cover and q
like prize was awarded to Miss Edith
Garfield for the highest score. Two
dainty glove handkerchiefs were CIV
en- to Miss Florence Hoffman, for.
the second prize. Mrs. Andruss cap
tured the BOBBY prize. which was one
glove handkerchief. ~ ;
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Passing Through Honolulu. = IS
The Chiyo Maru, arriving here ear
ly in October, will bring among its
passengers a party Of well known So
ciety folk from Los Angeles, who are
en- their way to the Orient. A clipping
from the Los Angeles Times says {
"A spl6ndid trip to the Orient has
been planned by the following we'll
known Angelenos, who have booked
passage on the new japanese liner.
Chiyo Maru, from San Francisco:
Col. and Mrs. Frank Green, Mr., and.
Mrs. E. C. Layton, Rev and Mrs. A.
A. Pratt Mrs, Edna FL Lowe, Miss
Gathering Arthurs, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F..
Kohler, Rev. j. Simon, Rev. G.. Ga,
briel, Dr. and Mrs. ]. s. Spence, DR.
and Mrs, N. Bercovitz and Mrs. ID. F.
Robertson. After visiting the Coro
nation Durbar at Kyoto,a Japan, the
party will proceed to the Philippines.
and China. returning home via Man
churia, Korea and Japan"
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Mrs. Montague Cooke Leaves for the
Mainland.
En- route to California and the East,
Mrs. Montague Cooke was among the
passengers to leave for the mainland
in the Matsonia last Wednesday.
Laden with brightly colored leis, gifts
Of her many friends, Mrs. Cooke left
for the coast with the expectation of
remaining there until the first of the
year.
Those familiar with the sentiment
of the Hawaiian noticed with pleasure
that Mrs. Cooke sailed from the is
lands wearing every one o. her floral
| gifts. For years it has been the Gus
tom of the stranger visiting Hawaii
to throw the leis back to friends on
, the dock; the Hawaiians,s however.
keep those last gifts until the ships
officers order all perishable blossoms
into the ocean No haole has been
( able to give the reason for the Ha-
waiians keeping their gift unless per
haps it is because they consider it
: quite as much a breach of etiquette
! to return a flower as to return a more
substantial gift.
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gay to Return.
After an absence of several months
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Gay are expect.
ed home in the Wilhelmina next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay have been enter.
tanned extensively on the mainland.
Mrs, Gay has often been mentioned
in the San Francisco papers as one
of the most handsomely gowned wom
en- partaking in the social affairs OF
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