Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-25

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the afternoon and motored back to
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Dance al the Moana sHotek& ibIEigf 4.
{ There was pleasant dance at. the
Moana hotel last Monday evening for
the guests at the hotel and members
OF Honolulu society. Madame Media
graced the occasion with her presence.
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John Goodman, the eldest son Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. p. Goodman, who has
been In Honolulu with his parents ana
his brother for the past fortnight,
sailed for San Francisco in the Mat
sonia this morning. Mr.. Goodman is
the coxswain OF the Stanford EIGHT"
which has done such splendid work Ia
the regattas in California and in the
East this year, and for the past two
years has been assistant yell leader
With the opening Of the fall semester
at Stanford, however. Mr. Goodman
will take his place in the student
body as the first yell leader
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman and their
son George expect to remain in Homo
lulu until August 81 when they viii
leave In the Korea.
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Miss Olive Lindsay OF Maui, who
has been visiting Miss Dorothy Guild
on College street, will return to her
home on the Valley island tomorrow.
Miss Lindsay came. to Honolulu to
hear Madame Melba In her two con-
certs and during her, short stay here
has been entertained at a number Of
informal affairs.
The Misses Orme Sawyer and Lou
Use Sawyer, who have spent the sum-
mer in Honolulu, left for their home
in San Jose this morning. During
their visit to the islands the Sawyer
girls have been entertained extensive
ly, and so pleasant was their stay in
Honolulu that they plan to return
again next year.
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Miss C'orinda Low, who has been
spending the summer with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben p Low, will
return to the East on September s.
Miss Low has spent two years at
Smiths College and She intends to
remain there for the completion of
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Mr. william w Webber, who has
been visiting in Honolulu for the past
month, was departing passenger in
the Matsonia this morning Mr.. Web
Der expects to camp for two weeks
in the Rockies before returnjqg to his
home in Boston, MssSa Ind TO resume
e. s'qdies at FIs1E
Madame Melba apd her party motor
ed around the island OH Sunday stop.
ping at 3Haleiwa for 1gnche6n The,
famous prima donna remadneis ins the
afternoon to listen to the 4th Cavalry
band, which furnished niqslc ON the
terrace of the hotel grounhss LII
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Frederick wilmington, who has
spent the summer here, will return
to the East in September sNYr. With- 1
ington is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. %. =. i
Wilmington. Just when he WHITE
turn to the islands again has neg been n
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Miss Dorothy Hawk, a. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. s., Hawk, was e.
returning passenger in the Ldrline.
Miss Hawk has been visiting . sister
in Berkeley. CAL, for siasll. number Of
months. - '..,y 49,
MRS. auckland and Miss vivfen
auckland were among the outgoing
in the Matsofiia this morn
ing. They are planning trip to New
York and will return to the islands in |
three months .SsF,a ? q 3s-az.. ~.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank Andersen |
Sloan have spent a number Of days
at the Haleiwa hotel, and returned
this week to their quarters at Fort |
Shafter. t..sr .tE5I
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Judge and Mrs. e. M. Watson. and !
their two charming little daughters,
Virginia and Lilly Moore, are spend
ing some time at the Haleiwa hotel
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Miss Irma Wodehouse leaves for
Maui on Thursday. She will be gone !
ior a number of months.
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Lieut.. and hrs. Tod" Sloan and
their two daughters spent the week.
end at Haliewa. -..s..< !. .
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