Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-14

1 MISS W dIhpF. VIII. MISS dFOl cN.
are leaving this afternoon in the Van
M Kea for HiIo and the volcano Bns;.
ness calls the Judge TO Hilo and TIE
ladies OF the party will motor To the
| Volcano House TO remain for the two
weeks which the Judge will spend on
the big island.
The lulI in social affairs this week
has meant a rest for almost everyone
Ii is expected that next week wilt
commence the gayeties again The
returning Of number of Young felix's
from Kauai will mean added gayety
here and the farewell parties viii
probably begin.
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Miss Beatrice White is expected to
return in the Matsonia on Tresdar
after a visit Of some weeks Duration
in San Francisco Miss Write is
known to most of Honolulu fer the
clever use of her pen in rosters. The
posters drawn for the Walter Macfar
lane anniversary party were done by
Miss White.
Mrs Theodore Richards and Mis-
Ruth Richards are among those listed
Mrs Richards has been away fer some
months. She was given years lea yc
of absence from the Women's Boar
of Missions. of which she is president
Mrs. Richards will take Ut her work
again in the fall
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Miss Wauneta Day. teacher in
Oahu College. Honolulu. who is at.
tending summer school in Berkeley
and seeing the exposition, was the
guest of Miss Hope Lytle Thursday.
Miss Day and Miss Lyle will sail for
the islands August 81 to resume work
in Oahu CoIlege.-Burlingame, CAL
Advance.
Miss Mildred Bromwell is leaving
Honolulu on September % with her
mother en- route to the East, where
she will take up her school work The
charming daughter of Colonel and
Mrs. Charles Bromwell has been very
popular during her year at Punahou
Academy and will leave void in the
academy set.
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from in San Francisco. The pogular
girl who won so many hanors at her
graduation from Pnnahou Academy
this summer is reported to be having
a wonderful time Miss Hoogs does
not intend to take up college course
this year. though next year will in all |
probably see her at Mills.
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Miss Elizabeth Woods. and Parker
Woods, daughter and son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer Woods, have been heard
from in Boston, where they are study
ing. Miss Beth Woods is taking up
the study of art, being talented in
that direction. The two young people |
expect to be gone from home for about
two years.
Miss Sawyer. and Miss Mirna Saw
yer, who are here from San Jose and
stopping at the Colonial Hotel, are |
planning to extend their visit and re-
turn in the Matsonia, which leaves on
the 3lst of this month. The popular /,
girls during their short stay have
made a host of friends who will well
come the news, OF their extended visit.
Judge and Mrs. r. H. Looney and !
their daughter, Miss Margaret Looney,
were departing passengers in the
steamer Ventura on Thursday. While
in Honolulu they resided at the Pleas.
anton hotel. They are enamored of
the islands and expect to return in the
winter to build a home here.
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Bert Glib, who has completed his /
four years course at Stanford Uni,
versity, is expected nome in the Mat
sonia next week During the summer |
Bert has been attending the summer
school at the University of California /
and has also spent considerable time |
at the exposition. He is accompanied /
by his brother, Gordon Glib.
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Miss Edith Smith. who won schol.
arship in the University of California /
left with her mother and sister. Miss !
Margaret Smith. in the Ventura last
Friday Miss Smith graduated from
the College of Hawaii about two years
ago, but wishes to further her studies
in the big university. Miss Marearet |
Smith graduated from Punahou Acad 1
envy last year and she also will take I
up studies in the university.
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The plans for the Mid-Pacific Carni
val are Undertaking. so fast and so 4
surely that the coming Carnival will
perhaps be the best Honolulu has ever II
seen. The two large balls, the mill
tary ball and the directors ball. are
always looked forward to by society Il
and these affairs this winter are very
romising. The carnival this time
will take up but six days, but they
viii be very full days at that.
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The Matsonia arriving here next 4
Tuesday will bring among other pas
sengers, Mrs. Carter Harrison, wife
IF the ex-mayor of Chicago, her daugh-
Ter, Miss Ethel Harrison, and Mrs.
=. E. Heaton Owsley. This party OF
society women are to spend some
weeks at the Moana hotel and during