Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-04

the Great Northern yesterday. She
has spent number OF months IN San
Francisco and bay cities, where her
husband was one Of Hawaii's fair com,
missioners. She was hostess at q
number OF notable social events
After spending several weeks In
San Francisco Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Drew will return to the islands h the
Matsonia next week.
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After q somewhat extended sojourn
on the mainland Mr.. and Mrs. B. =.
Dillingham; are expected TO return 10
the islands In the Matsoniq next week
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Among the HonoluIn> society folk
who returned to the islands n the
Great Northern was Mrs. l.. NJ. Stain
back. wife Of Attorney General Stain
back.
Mrs. c. Il Bodrero and her two c1it
dren we're departing pas1engeI1 n ne
Wilhelmlna for the East Mra. Bo
dfer0 expects to be gone for some
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Mrs. vida Thrum and her little
daughter. Margaret, are among the
Hoholulans who are expected . re-
turn to the islands II the Natsonlk
next week
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After 1 stay OF several months IN
the East Mrs. A. 4. Guffey, IT.. h ex-
pectine to return to her home when
the Matsonia comes to the Islands
next Tuesday.
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Many letters Of congratulations have
been sent to the home Of 1Ir. and
Mrs. John Henry Magoon this week.
for on Thursday little boy arrived 70
brighten the family. The tiny son
has been named John Henry Malu-
lani. Jr.
Among the Honolulans who are ex-
pected home In the Matsonia next
week are Mr. and Mrs. e. Faxon Blsh.
Cd. Mrs. Laura 8. King win also be
a passenger on the liner and shortly
after the boat lands In Honolulu she
will become the bride OF Mr.. Sam
Walker, brother OF Mrs. Bishop.
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Miss Sophie Walker, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John 8. Walker, who
has been on the mainland for the past
six weeks, returned home In the
Great Northern yesterday.
During her stay In San Francisco
Miss Walker was entertained BY Ho-
nolulu friends who have made their
home there.
Mr.. Sidney Carr, who has been on
the mainland taking short vacation,
was among the HonoIulans to return
to the islands In the Great Northern
yesterday. There were q number Of
islanders on the palatial liner and
from all accounts they were very act
i've in all of the good times enjoyed
by the passengers.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Hind and Miss
Eva Hind are expected home in the
Matsonia next week. Miss Hind Is
one Of the most popular Of the young
er island girls and there will be q
number Of entertainments given In her
honor IL she stays in Honolulu any
length of time. The Kinds have q
beautiful home in Kohala and Il Is
quite possible that they will hurry
there to spend the Christmas season.
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Mr.. David Weidemann, member
of the Chicago University baseball
team, gave his Honolulu friends quite
a surprise Monday when he arrived
here in the Chiyo Maru. Mr.. Weide-
mann was taken i'll in Hongkong and
forced to return to his home before
the rest OF his team mates. He
brought word that the other members
of the team are enjoying their eastern
trip but their most pleasant memories
are of their brief stay in Honolulu.
They will pass through Honolulu De-
cember q, and will renew acquaint
ances during the few hours they win
be in port.