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

II HFTJFoi CT rWdr.s1dHo
REEVES Social Activities.
!, The return OF the cruiser Maryland
to this pert will revive the social &C.
4 tivities which for time threatened to
/ lag. The heat of the summer has
. been conducive 70 slestas rather than
dansants and other interesting enter
tainments, but II is quite certain, nov
/ that Uncle Sans cruiser Is in port
that the afternoon dances will be re
!, vived
While the Maryland was IN Homo.
lulu a few months ago there we're
many delightful informal parties Civ
en- by the Junior officers aboard her
and already the young ensigns and
/ lieutenants are claiming dinner dance
for The time the cruiser will be In
/ tho islands.
loutriossr Club Entertainment
,-ostponed.
A The Outrigger Club chowder and
dance which was dated for the 21st Of
! this month. has been postponed to
saturday, August 2s. on account Of the
appearance Of Madame Melba in con-
lcert at the Hawaiian Opera House.
The affair Is to be the opening Of the
lnew dancing pavilion, which has just
been completed
The choWder and dance has been a
tthing looked forward to for some time
land Il is expected viii be one of the
largest social functions of the sum-
inner. A number OF parties have al
ireaay BEEN made up by the younger
,people.
|mr. and Mrs. Hastings Rowland
iEntertsIned.
senator and Mrs. Charles Chilling.
worth entertained this week most In.
formally III compliment to Mr.. ana
IMrs. Hastings Rowland, who left Ho-
holulu in the Ventura on Thursday.
Irhc table was artistically decorated
with yellow and green, the erect be-
fng carried out with correopsis and
knaidenhsir fern. After dinner Mr..
ind Mrs.. Rowland delighted the
guests by singing several duets. Mr.
hnd Mrs. Chillingworth's guests were
bMr. and Mrs. Hastings Rowland, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Franklin Rowland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gray. Mr.. Rowland was
lor years in the department Of public
works here.
Mrs.. Harvey Murray Entertains.
Mrs. Harvey Murray ,entertaiaed at
a pfettily appointed dinner on Thurs
day evening at her home at Waikiki.
A graceful arrangement Of sweet peas
and forget-me-nots ornamented the
center OF the table and daintily decor
ated cards marked the place of each
guest. Some among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Chill
llhgworth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. G..
Haynes, Mrs. Cecil Gsrnsey, Mr. John
Wolcott, Mr.. Withers, Mr.. "Toots"
Cunha and others.
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70 Study on Coast.
Mrs. L. NJ Smith, Miss Bernicel
smith and Miss Margaret Smith were
tmong the outgoing passengers in the
fentura Thursday. Miss Bernicc /
Smith is on her way to the Univer.
sfty of California. where she will take
DID q four years course there. having |
been awarded the scholarship of the |
University of California Club in Ho. |
noIulu Mrs. Smith and her younger
daughter are 70 spend few weeks
Il the exposition and win return to |
Honolulu some time in September or
October.
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Mrs. Franklin Rowland Entertains.
Mrs. Franklin Rowland entertained |
delightfully."- on Monday in honor of |
Mrs. HASTINGS Rowland. the affair be- |
ihgsan informal tea. Bright flowers I
anu ferns decorated the reception and
drawing rooms. Some among the /
guests who called during the after
noon were Mrs. Jack Lucas, Miss Sara |
lucas, Mrs. A. G. Hodgins, Mrs. A. d. /
lnrnach and Mrs. Charles Chilling.
Worth.
Pnsfessor George ~. Barton Honored.
sT.rofessor George H. Barton o. Mas
saRhusetts Institute Of Technology is
bling ;honored this evening at the Uni
versity at a dinner to which all men
of Boston Tech" are invited.
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New Club 70 BE Formed. 4
Ia woman's movement which for
some time has attracted attention all /
Oyer the country is now forming
branch organizations in almost every
stnte In the union and it is movement
in which society women all over
America are deeply interested. 1t is
th8 Navy League Auxiliary which is
nor organizing in California II is
the first woman's national defense or
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