Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-20

juana, Mexico. just over the border
line, most interesting Games OF
chance are there INDUCED in to a great
extent. Mrs. Hartman. her daughter
and Mr.. Clark are great devotees OF
horseback riding and in their very
smart riding togs spent much of their
time in the saddle-San Francisco
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In ARM ard Nav Circles.
The wardroom officers Of the L. 8
s. guardship McCulloeh were hosts at
dinner party recently in honor OF
Miss Gwendolyn Reed, daughter OF
Captain Byron Reed. commander OF
that ship. Miss Reed Is here from
Reading, Mich, for the exposition
Some Of the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. carp, the Misses Louise How
land, Edith johnson, Eleanor George.
Messrs Shauley. Todd and DR.. Gallo
way and Captain Reed.
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Dance at PunahoV Academy.
The freshmen at Punahou Academy
are to be welcomed at q dance given
BY the upper classmen at Pauahi hall
on Friday evening. Because the
Mothers Club Of Punahou has decided
that the students affairs have, been
kept I'D until too late an hour, It has
been decided that Friday evenings
dance will begin at 1880. and at 10
o'clock the music will stop.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack SpreekeIS
Return from Honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Spreckels, who
have been at Coronado since their
marriage; returned to town 4 few days
ago and will soon be leaving for New
York. to be away at least several
weeks, and maybe most of the winter
They were guests Of honor at a num-
Der of affairs down south.-Sau Fran.
cisco Examiner, October 10. ,,..,,...
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The Harry MaefariaHes Visiting ..A,.s.
Mrs. Henry, Foster .putton.,t& ="
: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane OF
Honolulu are here visiting the latter's
sister, Mrs, Henry Foster Dutton,
They will he here several weeks. As
soon as they have seen the exposition
all they please they will be entertain
ed at several affairs given by their
Eiends.-San Francisco. Examiner.
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The Nicholas Longwortbs at Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
were at Coronado for quite stay.
Mrs. Longworth had ,sonfe very nice
looking clothes. which she wore lln'
usually we'll They were the recipi'
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cisco Examiner. ..-.
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For the Officers Of the Maryland.
Mrs. William Montrose Graham and
her son, Ensign Ivan Graham. enter
tained at. an informal dance IN honor
of the officers of the ~. S. s. Mary.
land last evening at their, beautiful
home on Green street, The affair was
a marked success j bal NJ: a.>ts.
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Mrs! William @. lrNip HAsupeeatlng.
Y Mrs. William g. irwin swhQr has not
been In the best of health for the past
few weeks, is almost entirely recuper:
ated.t Mrs. Irwin will come TO town
to reside some time next nlonth.-San
Francisco Examiner. 49,.
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Enaaaen,ent Announces. :
Mrs. f. Gee announces the engage
ments Sof her danghtefs< Miss Lillian
Lansdale, to Mr.. Herman Sphael DC
tober H., The wedding VIII take place
In the near future.
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Informal Dance. -
Mr. and Mrs Ralph tombstone enter
tanned at an informal dinner-dance on
Monday evening at the Outrigger Club.
About 20 couples were present.
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Birthday Party.
Way Underwood celebrated his
Birthday with a very successful and
jolly party on Tuesday afternoon. Way
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis I'm
defwood of KainuiSi. 49,, 80 -.
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: The r1ruch.talked about town house
OF the Hewitts in Sea View Manor, Is
to be en- fete on next Thursday after
noon when DR.. Sophie B. kobicke-
Hewitt will receive the officers aud
guests Of the Dorian Olympia at the
conclusion of the new club house dedi-
cation. The Hewitts' place is regard
ed by tourists and scenic landscape
experts to possess one OF the finest
marine and pastoral situations OF any
private residence in the world. The
lawns slope down to the new Canine
del Mar boulevard while the immediate
and unobstructed view across the
Golden Gate and 20 miles to Sea is
startling and charming indeed. With
In the interior of the mansion one finds
heavy plate glass taking the place of
the customary solid partitions and
walls The view from the music salon,
the library and tea rooms. though in
terror chambers, is right out upon the
rolling surf Of the Pacific 900 feet
below.
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Miss Leslie Tulloch, who has been
On the mainland for the last two years,
vas a returning passenger IN the Lur-
Inc yesterday morning Miss Tulloch
and her sister, Miss Martha; we're
both students at Punahou Academy