Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03
Many HonoIuIans 20 Return.

who are hooked to make the home
ward trip are Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Dow.
sett. Mrs. Dowsett recently went east
with her sister-inlaw, Miss Aileen
Dowsett. Mr.. and Mrs. George Sher-
man, who have been In California and
New York for some months, are also
expected home "Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder. who have spent a
delightful summer touring California.
expect TO return ON the boat as do
MIR. and Mrs. James Wilder. Mrs. ].
A. Gilman and her daughter. Miss Cor
della Gilman, who have for the past
year made Berkeley their home, are
planning to return 20 the islands by
the Matsonia. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ash.
ley, who took a short trip to the ex-
position, will return. as will Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hind and their two dangh.
tiers. the Misses Margaret and Erma.
Among the new visitors to the ISL
ands who will come IN the Matson
liner are Mr.. and Mrs. Moses G.. Spiro.
who will spend their honeymoon In
the islands. Their wedding will take
place a short time before the Mat
sonia sails. The bride-to-he Is the
daughter OF Governor and Mrs: Alex
ander of Idaho.
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Mics z. Z. Owens Feted.
Miss Emelie Eleanor Owens, the
beautiful daughter Of Captain and
Mrs. Arthur Owens who we're formerly
stationed in Honolulu. has been one
Of the most popular of the younger
girls at Mare Island during the past
year. 1t was expected that Miss Owens
would make her formal debut in So
ciety this winter, but word from Wash
ington recently ordered the Owens to
New York and so the popular service
belle viii come out" In the East.
When she was In Honolulu Miss
Owens attended none of the grown
up" affairs bit was one of the most
popular members OF the academy set
and was entertained extensively by
her schoOlmates. There was much re-
greet expressed when she left the is
lands and her friends are always glad
when mail day brings some word from
her.
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WeIl-I<nown Society Folk.
Soc;ety's plans are ever variable.
No sooner do have the Christian de
Guignes, Jr., comfortably established
In the Lewis p. Hobart home than they
take Miss ISABEL Chase and sail away
to Honolulu, and now, as was about
to announce. o unique and fIiagnifi-
cent entertailfnent at sUplands within
the next fortnight, the sFelnpleton
Crockers tell me. their plans are OF q
migratory order and that any day now
I may expect to hear that an. overland
tram is bearing them on to New. York.
The George Popes and the Joseph D.
Grants, the Daniel MtIrphys and the
Clement TobIps are all planning East
ern trips But they will al fbe here
again in january or before, and the
social campaign is never in full swing
until after the Christmas holidays
San Francisco Examiner.
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Tea 10 Postponed.
Mrs. +. G. Lyser and Mrs. G. Fred
Bush have postponed the invita-
tions to tea to meet Mrs. Morris Bis.
sci, Mrs. Marstun Campbell and Mrs.
North from Tuesday, November 3 to
Thursday, November II. on account
OF the boat being delayed.
Mrs. North and Mrs. Bissel are re.
turning to Honolulu after several
Years absence and 1t is with great
that their old-time friends
are looking forward to meeting them
again. Mrs. Bissei brings her pretty
daughter. Eleanore, who will be a
much-feted guest of the younger set.
Mrs: Marston Campbell, one Of Ho.
noluiu's best 1fnoysn society women,
is returning after a,xyisit of some
weeks at the Fair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George c. 6eekiey
Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Beckley.
who have been visiting in, California
for some months, were entertained in
San Diego recently by the Claus
Spreckels. or the affair the San Fran
cisco Chronicle says;
.The San Diego home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claus Spreckels was the scene
of q small dinner on the evening of
October 16. Mr.. and Mrs. George c.
Beckley of Honolulu, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Leslie Moon and Lieut.. T. H.
Hoyt. U. s. NJ. c.. and Mrs Hoyt
shared in its pleasure. The table was
with basket of yellow chry-
to which were attached
toy balloons in red and yellow. Claus
Spreckels recently returned to San
Diego from the Imperial valley"
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70 Spend Their Honeymoon IN Hawaii
Honolulu society folk will be inter
ested in the following clipping from O
mainland society column regarding
the approaching marriage of Miss
Leila Alexander and Mr.. NJ. E. Spiro:
The elimination of another expo
sition romance will be reached when
The wedding of Miss Leila Alexander,
daughter of Governor and Mrs. Moses
Alexander of Idaho, to Mr.. NJ. E. Spiro
Of this city will be solemnized at the
home of the brides parents In Boise |
on October &c. Spiro left for Boise |
last Thursday.
'Spiro is a prominent young BUSH
nessman of this city.
Following the wedding the couple |
will deDart on a HONEYMOON of sew |