Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-27

from China. Covers were laid at the
table for Mr.. and Mrs. F. REESE, Mr..
and Mrs William Straud; Miss Min
ME Ehiele, Mrs Fox, Miss Riley, Miss
Marion Jaeger, Mr. Byrnes. MFR. Henry
Jonas, Mr.. C. Butler and the hostess.
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In celebration Of her birthday Mrs.
Jules p. Rego entertained at her home
In Sixth avenue, Kaimuki, Saturday
Mrs. Rego was the recipient Of many
gifts and remehbrances, among the
latter being a wireless message from
her husband aboard the steamer 81.
IBERIA. then five days, out from Homo
lulu.
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Al Sunday Afternoon Musical.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cameron enter
tained informally at a musical on Sun
day afternoon at their home on Kapi-.
olafii street. The guests of honor
were Mrs. Elsa Cross Howard, Mrs
Bessie Abbott. Rowland and Miss
Charlotte Powers, sister of Mrs.
Cameron. These three ladies have
recently returned from Maui, where
they spent several weeks on concert
tour Of the island.
An enjoyable program was arranged
for the afternoon in which the guests
CT honor participated. Mrs. Howard
played several selections on the piano.
Mrs. Powers gave several interesting
recitations, Mrs Rowland sang four
selections from popular operas, Mr..
Best sang Irish ballads, Mr.. Dunweli
contributed two bass solos and Mr..
VIII Warren, nonologist, kept the
guests in laughter Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Howard,
Miss Powers, the guests OF honor;
Col. and Mrs. Wilmot E. Ellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. w Il. clifford, Mrs Be1linger,
Mrs. William Montrose Graham, Mr.
VIII Warren, Mr.. Dunwell and Mr..
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An informal Dance.
Telephone dances are very popu-
lar. among the members of the acad-,
envy set, this year and many of the
most enjoyable of the entertainments
of the younger folk are those ar
ranged for in Q few moments. One
CT the recent informal dances was
that at which Leroy and Albert Bush
entertained on Saturday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred
Bush on Kewalo street. The telephone
was kept busy for half an hour after
dinner with the result that several
autos full of young folks gathered at
the Bush home for a dance The
guests included Miss Doris Noble, ,
Miss Clemence Clifford, Miss Dorothy
Hawk, Miss Margaret Hawk, Miss
Charlotte Blake, Miss Louise Girvin,
Miss Mildred Chaplin, Billie Noble,
Gordon Brown, STAR Austin, David
Buick, Elmer Crozier. Roy Graham,
John Clifford, Sam Carter, Shirley
Bush, lie Roy Bush and Albert Bush. :
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Lieut.. Rose to Leave for Mainland.
The news tosthe effect that Lieut..
William Rose of the End Infantry,
Fort Shaftsf, is to leave for thesmain. 4
land in the near future reached Homo
lulu yesterday and was not received I
with much pleasure by the many j
friends OF the popular young army Of /;
ficer. Lieut.. Rose is one ofsthe favor
ties In the service set and has many !
friends among the civilians, who re-
gret that he is to leave the islands :
Lieut.. Rose has been ordered to re-
port for duty in San Francisco in con. !
nectich with the federal exhibit at the
Panama-Pacific International EXPOSE |
ton. desirable post
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Miss Della Holmes, who has spent
several weeks in Honolulu visiting
Mrs. E. j. O'Hara, wife of Lieut. F. J.
O'Hara, was an outgoing passenger in
the Wilhelmina this morning. Miss