Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-20
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and later graduated from Stanford
University. Last year Miss Martha
Tulloch returned to the islands and
took a position as ona Of the instruct
| orse at the Hilo High school, her
sister, however. remaining for 4 post
| graduate course.
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Capt. and Mrs. Lewis Turtle, who
have been prominent IN the social life
of the Presidio, bid AL revoir to their
friends on Tuesday. as they left for
the Philippines. Mrs. Jack Hayes also
left. joining Captain Hayes in Manila
Mrs. Alfred Hunter gave a most at
tractive luncheon as a farewell eompli
ment to Mrs Hunter and Mrs. Hayes
on last Saturday. There were about
a score Of the Presidio women sharing
In Mrs. Hunters hospitality.-San
Francisco Examiner, October 10.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Wood that at the close
OF the exposition they will start on a
trip around the world. The Woods, ex-
pect to make the trip In three years
and viii spend much time visiting in
teresting parts Of South America. the
attractive Orient and then. as soon as
the war conditions make travelling In
the Mediterranean safe. they will go
to the Straits, where they will visit
Mrs: Dunstan, one of their daughters.
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Dave Larsen of the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Experimental Station. q pop
ular member Of, the younger set. was
among the returning passengers In
the Lurline yesterday morning. He
has been making an, extended visit In
California, having spent much Of his
time at the exposition. ','' 80 ''" r
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Colonel and Mr.. Frederick Won
.Schrader have rented the bungalow OF
Mrs. Sue MerTfman in Monterey and
will leave for that city in the near fl:
ture. Mrs. Merfifnan has inst returned
from a short visit In Monterey San
Francisco Chronicle, October 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs Gerrit P: Wilder are
leaving San Francisco today and will
arrive in Honolulu in the Wilhelmfna
next Tuesday. The wilders have
made an extended tour Of California
and will be most heartily welcomed
upon their return here.
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miss Sophie Walker. one of Homo.
lulu's popular young girls. left for the
mainland this morning for a visit to
the exposition. Miss Walker expects
to return to Honolulu early in Decem-
Der In the Great Northern. %",''F' ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Deefingc OF
Portland are here for the exposition.
They: were entertained at dinner on
Wednesday night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank P. Deering, the two men being
cousins. a. = II. f. p e. 81 -:
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HMr. and Mrs. John r. Moif; and Miss
Louisa NOR of Laupahoehos,, Hawaii,
who have been visiting the exposition.
are expected to return from the main.
land in the Wilhelmina next week. : 2.
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y There are but three dances at the
academy during the school year and
they are all eagerly welcomed by the
Punahou students and many Of the
younger members Of the alumni. z.
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Mrs. "A. NJ. NOVEL; was among the
HonoluIans who left. in the Matsonia
fpr "a. visit to the exposition. Mrs.
Novel; will be on the mainland for
some months. - -. s..
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General and Mrs. Edward McCIer.
nand will give a dinner party at the
Hotel Cecil this evening.-Exchange.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Ashley left, for
a short visit to the exposition In the
Matsonia this morning. '.t~-.'