Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-30

Ilowe'en stunts and later when they
had all bobbed for apples and hunted
Tor peanut fortunes Hawaiian quin-
tet club struck up a gay dance tune
and the seasons dances were In
Schaefer chose black cats, witches
and Jack o'lanterns, which were very
effective. The guests included Lieut..
and Mrs. Howard Douglas Bode, Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Lymer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Clark, Miss Ruth McChes-
ney, Miss Peggy Center, Miss Mary
| Lucas, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Marie
Bailentyne, Miss Mary Won Holt. Miss
fIilda Won Holt, Miss Myrtle Schu-
man, Miss Beatrice Castle, Miss Har-
fiet Hatch, Douglas Young, Bob Pur-
Wis, Walter Argabrite, Frank Kenne-
I dy, Mr.. Hennoch, Mr.. Pfueger, Kit
Carson, Philip Spalding, Fred Schaef-
er, Mr. 0sConnor, Armiger Dredge,
Philip Rogers, Stanley Kennedy, vii.
liam Warren, Fred Wichman, Yivien
Dyer and Francis Brown.
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MaryIand's Departure Regretted.
The departure of the Maryland Fri
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which is almost impossible to fill.
The cruiser has made three tripss to
the islands this year and on each oc-
casion the officers have been enter
tanned and have entertained their Ho-
nolulu friends extensively. There
have been numerous dinners on Uncle
Sans boat and the quaster-deck has
often been the scene of informal dane
ing parties.
Now that the Maryland may go into
reserve at Mare Island, that
means that 1t will be many moons be-
fore she makes another trip to the
islands. And while Honolulans ex-
pressed much regret at the departure
of the craft there was no less sorrow
expressed by the Maryland officers.
With the cruiser went the remaining
Fstype submarines and their popular
Officers, who had almost begun to
think of themselves as '.kamaainas."
1t was thought that the navy life
here would be kept alive, however, by
! the officers and ladies from the K
boats, but with the new order recent
Fly issued from Washington it looks az
though the naval representatives In
Hawaii are to be stationed at Pearl
Harbor.
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Mrs. crittenden In San Francisco.
Il feel just like an exile returning
home j never really appreciated San
Francisco before"
This was the Sanitation extended to
San Francisco yesterday by Mrs. K,
B. Crittenden. wife of Lieut.-eomdr
Crittenden, fetilla commander of the
f group Of submarines, who returned
| from Honolulu on the Manoa yester
day morning. She had been in the
Hawaiian islands for over a year.
Mrs. sCrittenden is a sister of Post
master Charles Fay and of Maud Fay,
the opera singer. who is expected to
reach San Francisco about January i
from Munich, where she has been ap-
pearing in benefits for the German
soldiers.
DR.. and Mrs. C. b. High of Honolulu
also arrived in San Francisco on the
Manoa-SaR Francisco Examiner.
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Mrs. Sodrero q Hostess.
With cluster of bright-hued
American Beauty roses ornanlenting
the table, Mrs. Catherine Bodrero en-
tertained at an deliberately appointed
dinner on Wednesday evening at her
home at Waikiki The guest of hon
or on this occasion was Mrs. Seanni, a
sister of the hostess. who is visiting
! in Honolulu this winter. : Attractive
cards marked the places Of Is guests,
1 including Mrs. Seanni, MIR. and Mrs.
I Walter Dillingham;, Mr.. and Mrs. RAN
ney Scott, Mr.. and Mrs: Arthur
! Brown, Mrs. Christian De Guigne.
/ Miss Ysobel Chase, Miss Beatrice
/ Castle. Miss Harriet Hatch, Ed Hede-
mann, George Fuller, Frank Kennedy,
| Stanley Kennedy and the hostess.