Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
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Spalding and Mrs b. 7. Sandow, ths
former Of Santa IA barr and fhe lat
ter frem Oakland. 10th Mrs Spald
Ing and Mrs Sandow are v eilssnow1
in local society.
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Carter and Jack Gait, sons or Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Gait Of this city,
and students at Yale. left yesterday in
| the Korea, after having spent the
summer IN the islands. Carter Gait
hopes to make the varsity team IN
football this year. Jack Gait excels
in the aquatic line. having made both
the swimming and water polo teams.
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Hermann Won Holt was among the
departing passengers in the Korea
yesterday. Mr. Won Holt Is the eldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Won Holt
OF this city and q stndent in Yale uni
yersity, spending his vacation here.
He left In time to get in on the early
football practise at the university.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Newman OF San
Francisco arrived in Honolulu yester
day to spend their honeymoon In Ho-
noiulu. Mr.. and Mrs. Newman were
married only q few hours before the
ship left San Francisco, and on their.
OF number or practical jokes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen W. Hanna
who have been visiting In Honolulu
during the past few weeks, were de-
parting passengers in the Korea yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna have
been the house guests Of Mrs. Hanna
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Raymond brown.
Of Manoa Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Goodman and
their son George, who were visitors In
Honolulu for some time and who were
residing at the Moana hotel. we're re.
turning passengers In the Korea. Mr..
Ind Mrs. Goodman reside in Berkeley.
California.
Miss Eeoncra Andersen, physical di-
rector of the II. w. CT a., left yester-
FAY for Hawaii. where she will visit |
and other points Of inter
est. Miss Andersen has spent the |
most part OF her vacation camping |
ID the peninsula. u
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/, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Ripley, Mr.. and |
drs. Lawrence Robinson Miss Ger.
rude Ripley and their guests have |
Iroken camp at Kahana and have re-
urned to the City The party camp
d on the Kahana beach for two
Miss Clorinda Low expects to leave
Honolulu in the Wilhelmina next Wed
lesday, returning after delightful I
'acation IN the homeland to resume
Ter studies as junior at Smiths,
northampton, Mass.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. p Williams and
heir daughter, Electa, have moved
rom Waialua plantation to the city.
Ir Williams left for the mainland
ONE time ago and expects to return
ate IN September.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Castendyk Of Hilo i
In the s. s. Wilhelmina yes
erday morning after two months,
isit In Yosemite. Miss Carol Reed,
heir daughter. will return to the big
sland with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Allen Creeyy left
esterday afternoon for Kauai, where
hey viii make their home az Eleele.
ir. Creeyy win take his place as vo-
ational instructor on the Garden
sland.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Freeman and their
aughter. who spent some time in
honolulu and who were residing at
ne Moana hotel left yesterday in the
.orea, en- route to their home in New
ork.
Letters received from Mrs. Henry
inaca yesterday told Of q very pleas
ut trip to San Francisco and say that
he and Mr.. Ginaea have taken suite
! the Hotel Shattuck IN Berkeley. q
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The Misses Elanore and Ruth Cart
u, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs AIonzo
artley, are also planning to leave in
lie Wilhelmina next Wednesday en-
,ute to the East.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ahrens and
Ieir charming daughter Of Louisville,
u, left en- route to their home in the
orea yesterday after a delightful yis-
in the islands. @
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Mr.. Clarence H. Olson was among
e departing passengers in the Korec
Mr.. Olson is to remain on Z
Ie mainland for several weeks on a
easure trip. - q. f
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Miss Louise Lucas of Honolulu was
nong the returning passengers In the !
'ilheimina yesterday. She has spent
me weeks visiting the fair at San p