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

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them on the mainland every islander
seems anxious to be home for the
Christmas season.
Mrs. C. Hedemann. who has been on
the mainland for some months, will be
among those to return on the Matson
liner. She has been visiting with her
son. Carl Hedemann, in New York.
Mrs. Eben Low, who left for San
Francisco early in the summer, Is an
other Of the kamaainas expected
home
Mrs. p. B. Mcstocker and Miss Julia
McStocker, who have spent several
months at the exposition city, will re-.
turn home In time for the Christmas'
festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. McCandless.
who left for the mainland many
months age. are also among the home.
ward bound passengers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney viii re.
turn to home after a most delightful
sojourn In San Francisco. Miss VII.
helmina Tenney, however, will remain
away during the winter.
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Mr. and Mrs slack" Halves to Come
to Honolulu.
It was with much pleasure that the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. "Jack" Halves
learned that the popular couple are
coming to Honolulu this month. The
Halves have been in San Francisco for
some time and are planning to come
to the islands in the Matsonia next
week. During their stay in San Fran.
cisco the Halves have been entertain.
ed extensively for they are well known
there. The late Col. A. G. Halves,
father Of Jack Halves, was one of the
NEST familiar figures about the Bohe.
milan Club during his residence in San
Francisco and many of the affairs Civ.
en- for the Halves were at the homes
Of Bohemian Club members.
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Barn Dance Ball at SchofieId.
One Of the social events of the sea
son was the barn dance ball." given
by the officers and their wives at
Schofield Barracks Tuesday evening.
During the evening Gordon Campbell
and Madame Lester gave exhibition
dances Of the new walk waltz and fox
trot before an enthusiastic audience.
Capt Pelham Glassford afforded am
usement to the guests by auctioning
cakes among the dancers.
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For Mrs. Ulysses s. Grant.
. The Country Club was a scene OF
gaiety on Monday afternoon when Mrs
Do
tea In compliment to Mrs. Ulysses S
Grant of San Diego. Dainty decora
tons were used and in the afternoon
after the cards had been abandoned
the husbands OF the ladies motored in
for a cup of tea and bite to eat.
Among Mrs. Barnes guests were
Mrs. Grant. the honored guest: Mrs
Kendall, Mrs. Renton Hind, Mrs. Nor.
ris Stayton, Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Daniel
Swan, Miss Bills, Mrs Floyd Emmans..
Mrs. Donald Ross. Mrs. James Brown.
Mrs. Edward Dekum and Mrs. Francis
Hinkle. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Grant .
Leave for the South. III
Mr.. and Mrs. u. S. Grant, Jr., who
AoPO OSOh NlSlllnS III r1oHOlulu IHlS
winter, were among the departing pas
sengers in the Niagara on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant were entertained
extensively during their stay in the
city.
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Lieut.. Rose to Return to the Islands.
The order from Washington which
recently relieved Lieut.. William c.
Rose from duty at the Panama Pacific
International Exposition and instruct
ed him to rejoin his regiment has
been received in Honolulu, and the
news was indeed good to the many
friends of the young lieutenant.
Lieut. Billy" Rose, as he is famiI.
iarly known among his friends, is one
of the most popular officers ever sta.