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

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at the Haleiwa hotel last Saturday
night for the guests of the hotel and
visitors from neighboring towns and
elsewhere. As the fad now is for mo-
torists making the trjp around the isl
and to spend the night at Haleiwa ara
return to town the next day, the hotel
guests were many. There we're a
number of dinner parties before the
dance, among them being one at which
MFR. and Mrs. George r. Carter were
hosts. At Mr.. and Mrs. Carter's table
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt,
Miss Bud" Carter, Miss Phoebe Car
ter, Miss Hilda Won Holt, Miss Mary
Won Holt, Miss Catherine Won Holt,
Hermann Won Holt, Mr., Strong, Ronald
Won Holt and others.
Another charming dinner party was
one whose members motored from
Fort Shafter. AT this table covers
we're laid for Capt. and Mrs. Charles
s. Lincoln, Lieut. and Mrs. Richard
son, Miss Maggie Mae Richardson,
Miss Catherine Lehman, Miss Lucy
Webb, Lieut.. L. Med. Sylvester, Lieut.
Charles Lyman and Lieut.. w. G. Jones.
After the dance. for which music
was furnished by the 4th Cavalry
band, the guests all went for moon
light swim.
!. Among some noticed were Lieut..
and Mrs. Frank Anderson Sloan, Cap
tain and Mrs. C. s. Richards, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. NJ. Won Holt, Mr. and. Mrs.
George r. Carter, Miss Bud" Carter,
Miss Catherine Lehman. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Richards, Lieut.. and Mrs. L. o.
Mathews, Miss Mix, Lieut.. and Mrs. A.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs Sadtler, Miss Lucy Webb,
Miss Maggie Mae Richardson, Miss
Miriam Stacker, Miss Ruth Stacker,
Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss Hhda Won
Holt, Miss Catherine Won Holt, Miss
Ethel Glade, Miss Lightfoot, Miss Lou
Use Churchill, Miss Electa Williams.
Lieut.. Charles Lyman, Lieut.. L. Mcn.
Sylvester. Lieut.. Howard P. Mifligan,
Lieut.. s H. Wheeler, Lieut.. E. G. Nc
Cleave, Capt. Samuel s. Creighton,
Lieut. Carl Spatz, Lieut.. Charles Ha-
,vercamp and many others.
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Matsonia. Takes Away Young EoIks.
Already members Of the gay gnltRgs
er set who have made the summer So
cial season in Honolulu such a success
are leaving for the mainland. This
morning the Matsonia carried away a
full passenger list and many of those
who left the islands are on their way
to Eastern colleges. Mrs. E. A. Jones
left with her three daughters, Helen,
Margaret and Catherine, who will go
East for another two years. During
their summer in the islands the Jones
girls have been, the motive for num-
Der of entertainments and as the
steamer pulled away from the dock
this morning there was large gath
ering at the wharf to. bid them bon
voyage.
Miss Emily Cooke, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, j., P. Cooke,
and her brother, J. P, Jr., were also
among the departing young folks. The
Cookies have. been entertained extern
siyeIy this summer. and their friends
are delighted that they. will return
again next summer.
Stanley Mott-Smith, eldest son. of
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. A. Mott-Smith, was
another of the collegians going East
Mr.. MottSmith graduated from Puma
hou Academy this spring and he is on
his way to Cornell, where he will take
up four years course.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Beekley
at Del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Beckley,
who left here early in the. spring to
spend a year on the mainland. have
been heard from recently in Del
Monte, where they are spending afew
weeks. The San Francisco Chronicle
says of them:
"Mr. and Mrs. George c. Beckley of
Honolulu arrived at Del Monte in
their motor from San Francisco Sun
day. Monday morning early, at FIVE
bay to fish for salmon, returning with
a big catch. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
ley are enthusiasts on natural sports.
Early Tuesday morning they motored
out to Del Monte Rancho for deer
hunt, accompanied by Mr.. Charles In.
giles, who is an expert guide in this
part of the woods. The Beckleys re
gret that they did not plan for more
time at Del Monte and less in the
mountain region, where they spent
most of their time, but say the next
time they will plan accordingly. Mr.
Beckley also states that Del Monte
may expect an exodus from Hawaii
in the summers to. come. Mrs. Beck /
ley was formerly Miss Campbell OF
Honolulu and of royal blood"
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Dance at the Country Club. les
A most successful dance took
place at the Oahu Country Club for
the members and their guests last
evening. A number of people motored
in for a dance after the Melba con-
cert. Col and Mrs. Charles Brom-
wells large dinner party for Mrs. Car
ter Harrison, her sister, Mrs. Heaton
Owsley, Miss Edith Harrison and Mrs.
motored in for dancing
after the delightful party at the Brom-
well residence in College Hills.
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