Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-13
The e. W. Andersons and

/ The e. W. Andersons and
Miss Young Return. .
After having spent most delightful
| summer touring California. DR., and
Mrs. r. w. Anderson and Miss Bertha
Young, sister Of Mrs. Anderson, re-
turned to Honolulu In the Matsonia
yesterday. The Andersons have been
| in Southern California, where they
were entertained extensively. though
Miss Young spent most OF her time In
Oakland, where she has two sisters,
Mrs. Dredge and Mrs. McNab. During
her mainland visit Miss Young was
injured in an auto accident, but after
few weeks in the hospital she was
eble again to take her place In society
in the bay cities.
Miss Anderson is one of the very
popular members of the younger set
and her friends were indeed glad to
welcome her back to Honolulu.
complimentins Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Baldwin. - ~ .s = -
Cards have been received by the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Bald.
win ruth Johnstonl TO an AT Home"
given by Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Baldwin
at Makaweli, Kauai They read: -
{ Mr.. and Mrs. B. %. Baldwin ::
IT,. q. q, t;f&4Ss At Home - 81
to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Baldwin
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1915 Makaweli. Kauai.
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For Major and Mrs. cheathapi. ~
Friends of Maj. and Mrs. Frank
Cheatham are planning entertain.
ments for. them on their arrival in
San Francisco. They will reach this
city shortly from Honolulu and will
be stationed at Fort Mason in the at
tractive quarters now occupied by
Mai. and Mrs. William II. Bertsch,
who will move to the Preside. San
Francisco Chronicle. J, So $3.50. j
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Y After an absence Of several years
Lester Marks, the son of Mrs. Louis
Marks, returned to Honolulu yester.
day. Mr.. Marks has been in the
East studying at Cornell university
and he received his diploma this
spring. On his way home he stopped
in Berkeley for a short time to visit
his sister, Miss Ramona Marks, who
IL sophomore at the University OF
California. t.s1 va NJ
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Mrs. J. A. Gilman and her daughter,
Miss Cordelia Gilman, we're among the
homecoming passengers In the Mat
sonia yesterday. Mrs. Gilman and her
daughter have been living in Berkeley
for the last year oram6Ee. though the
former returned here b few months |
ago to be present. ct tile marriage of
her youngest daughter Gafisss Marjorie,
to Percy Nottage.. aaattt ffts 5 81
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Francis Cooper, the youngest son of |
Judge and Mrs HenrytE Cooper Of
this city, arrived In thel Matsonia yes
terday morning after completing a |
course In one Of the well known bust
ness colleges of the west. Mr.. Cooper
was named by some Of his fellow
students, Prince Francis of Palmyra"
and the name stuck yIno
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kMrs, Andrew Fuller and her son, Mr.. |
George Fuller, who have spent the last |
six weeks at the exposition. were I
among the homecoming passengers
IN the Matsonia. During their stay on
The mainland both Mrs. Fuller. and her
son were entertained by other island.
srs, who are sojourning In the states
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Miss Irene Aiken of Maui, who, with
her brother, Dr.. George Aiken, has
been visiting interesting places In Cal
fornia, was q returning passenger in
he Matsonia. DIR. Aiken and his sis
ser will remain In Honolulu q few i
lays and then will return to their I
nome on Maui. - - = = :. -. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kahn were among 4
he incoming passengers in the Mat.
Ionia. Mrs. Kahn was formerly Miss y
Alexander Strauch, thee daughter OF
dr. and Mrs. p E. r. Strauch, of this
,ity. She and her husband will re.
main here for six weeks. 8 II
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!, Mrs. w. B. Thompson and Miss
Margaret Thompson of New York ar.
lived on the Matsonia yesterday
morning and are domiciled at the
doana hotel. >, They expect to remain II
q Honolulu for some weeks.
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Word was received from Mr.. and
Hrs. Gerrit P. Wilder yesterday say
ng that they will leave San Francisco
october 30. The Wilders have been
n California since June and their re-
urn will be welcome.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Ashley expect tc
cave for San Francisco in the Mat
onia next week for a short visit with
Ir. Ashley's mother, Mrs. George Ash.
ey, who, with her three daughters, is
] Berkeley.
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Mr. Harry Morehead of Hilo arrived
1 the Matsonia yesterday en- route