Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-06

0 atrons.
ested in the University of California.
Stamford baseball games which are to
take place early In April. There are
so many graduates and ex-students Of
the two colleges in Honolulu that both
of the teams will have hearty sup
port even In faraway Hawaii The
personnel of the California. team is
practically the same as 1t was last
year, though Pat 0'Hara and Rube"
Rubke are not among those present, =
and several new players have been
added to the team as regulars and sub.
stitutes. Stanford has not as yet an
noiinced the names Of the men who
are to play on the team, but it is ex.
pected that the team will be good
one.
Members of both teams, however,
are bewaf1Ing the fact that Jupiter
/ Pluyfus has not deemed II necessary
for them to practise and consequently
there have been transforms all SEM
ester.
From letters received from STAN
ford and California students it is evi.
dent that both universities place the
utmost confidence in their teams and
expect them to carry away the inter.
collegiate championship. II is pity
taat there Is but one pennant.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. c. Haaens' Dance.
In honor of their hoHse-guest, Miss
Horsmann, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. G. Ha-
gems entertained at a delightfully."- in
formal dinner dance on Saturday eve
ming. The Hagens home was beauti.
fully decorated with quantities Of bou-
ganvillea and graceful arrangements
Of the African daisies ofnamelited the
three tables at which the guests were
seated. Some among those present
were Miss Horsmann, Dr. and Mrs. C..
b High, Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Tenney,
Mr.. and Mrs. AHaneberg, Miss Har.
riet Lucas, Miss Mary Lucas, Miss
Violet Makee, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Collins, Mss Benjamin, Capt and
Mrs. Thomas, Miss Helen Alexander,
Dr. and Mrs. H. v. Murray, Miss Ma
nile Shrader. Mr.. Robert Couvafn, Mr..
Bob McCorriston, Mr.. Sam Walker.
Ensign Parker and the host and host.
ess
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Newlyweds Surprised. Is
a surprise call was made by. num-
Der Of friends en- VIM H. GrOte and
bride at their NawiIiwili rendezvous
Saturday evening. resulting IN q pleas
ant hour or two for all Garden ISL
and.
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a Baby Luau.
Little Frank Thomas King, who
celebrated his first birthday on Tues
day, was the guest Of honor at luau
at which Miss Eva Kinney was host
ess. Pink and green was the color
scheme for the decorations and guam
titles Of dainty pink roses and carna-
tons and maidenhair fern were ar.
ranged upon the long table ut which
covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smithies, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs A. NJ Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunha. Mr. sand Mrs.
Koskul. Miss Irene Mills, Mrs. Frank
King, Mr.. and Mrs. REESE. Miss Shiele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Treadway, Miss
Piikoi, Mr.. Fisher. James Winnie and
MI Bntler.
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Farewell Night at Skating Rink.
The last meeting Of Hon0Iulu's en-
thusiastic skaters was held at the rink
on Tuesday evening and the party
skated. till the wee snia hours and
made merry. Mrs Charles BromweiE
was among the skaters seen at the rink
the closing night as was Miss Ruth
McChesney. Mrs. Bromwell has from
the first been considered perhaps the
most graceful skater among the mat
rons and Miss McChesney has led the
younger set. Both Mrs BnomwelI and
Miss McChesney received unstinted
praise for the skin they displayed on
the rollers. Some of those noticed on J
Tuesday evening were Col. and Mrs.
Charles Bromwell. Mrs Christian de
Guigne. Jr., Miss Ysabel Chase, Miss
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