Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-06
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FOR HONOLULU

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4 TueSdays-Waikiki, KapiOlani x
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y Wednesdays, above the Nuuanu =
4 nesdays, below bridge; fourth 4
Il Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first X
II and third Wednesdays, Alewa y
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n Thursdays-The Plains. Z
u Fridays - Hotels and town, r
x fourth Friday; Fort Shafter, FIRST u
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n saturdays-Kalihi, third and =
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q brilliant event of few months ago.
Within the next month or so Mrs. A.
NJ. Ramsey will close her home In
this city and will go East to join her
son-in-law and daughter.
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ENGAGEMENT Announced.
Mrs. Mary p. Borges announces the
ENLARGEMENT OF her daughter, Mary, to
Mr.. Joseph Correi Teves.
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Army and Navy Social News
From San francisco.
Admiral and Mrs. Charles Fremont
Pond and Miss Bessie Pond are max
ing arrangements to go East the latter
part of October Admiral Pond VIII
be stationed at Portsmouth, ". H., but
after a brief sojourn at that station,
Mrs. Pond and her daughter will re-
turn here for the winter.
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Good.byes were said Sunday to
Lieut.. and Mrs. Herbert Whitwell In
derwood, who left for the East to re-
side for the coming two years at least.
Lieut.. Underwood will be stationed at
Annapolis for some months, later go
ing to, New York for duty. Mrs. A.
NJ Ramsay, the mother of Mrs. Under.
wood, viii join her daughter and son:
in.law later in the season and will re-
main Id Annapolis until after the
Christmas holidays.-San Francisco
Examiner. -.- )
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Mrs. William E. Dougherty, the
widow Of Gen. sDougherty, whose death
occurred a few weeks ago, has closed
her home in Fruitvale and left for
New York, where she will be the guest
of her son, Lieut.. Louis Dougheyty,
U. 8. A., at his eastern station: Mrs.
DougheTty will visit in Washington
and various army posts on the eastern
coast before returning to California
San Francisco Chronicle. :
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Miss Edith Smith, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Smith and teller in the First National
Bank of Hawaii, who left in the vii.
helmina q month ago for California,
on account Of her health, is steadily
improving. Miss Smith is at present
in the mountains of California.
Major and Mrs. Frank Cheatham
will arrive from Honolulu early next
month, Major Cheatham has been on
duty with the quartermaster's depart,
ment of the army for the last three
years. and he is Il now to be stationed
in the state. Mrs. Cheatham, who
was formerly Miss May ,Denmana OF
this city, will visit her relatives here
for a time
Lieut.. AID Mrs Fitzhugh Lee Min.
negerode and their little daughter,
Miss Patricia MinHegerode, have ar.
rived from Fort Douglas, Ariz., and
will be in San Francisco for several
weeks. They have taken an apart.
ment on Post street
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Howard Douglas
Bode are en- route from Hawaii to
Mare island. where the young naval
officer will be stationed. Mrs. Bode
was formerly Miss Helen Spalding,
one of the beauties of Honolulu whose
was an event of the spring.
She is a friend of Mrs. Templeton
Croker and has host of friends here
who will extend cordial greetings.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Du PREF, who
have been spending their honeymoon
in Honolulu, sailed this morning in
the W'ilhelmina.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Podmore have
from Molokai and are again