Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

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the East.
En- Route to Honolulu.
Mrs. Turner Elmer Weatherholt.
one Of the best known Of the society
women In Los Angeles, is en- route
| to Honolulu in the Wilhelmina, which
will arrive here next Tuesday. Mrs.
Weatherholt Is leader IN the social
AFFAIRS Of the southern metropolis and
prior to her departure for the Islands
was entered at q number Of smart af
fairs. From the Los Angeles Times
comes word Of Mrs. Weatherholt's in.
tended trip to the Islands:
ITO Mrs. Turner Elmer Weather
holt, upon her return to this city from
an extended cruise to the. Hawaiian
Islands, will fall the honor Of presid-
ling as hostess at the first important
social junction OF the fan season.
In honor Of Mrs, Robert William
Vernon Of Dallas, Mrs WeatheFholt
and Mrs. Harry Chapman Williams,
both Of the Bryson apartments, and
| two extremely handsome young ma
Itfons. win entertain with q ball Of &
character so elaborate thar prepare
tons for It are already under way In
Yifafions ill be sent 80 $50 snests
/ for The function, which Is to be held
in the ballroom Of the Bryson. Mrs.
G. Alexander Bobrick and Mrs. DON
aid Keller will assist Mrs. Weather
holt and Mrs. Williams.
Mrs Vernon viii reach Los An.
geles from her Texas home on the
same day that Mrs. Weatherholt and
her party return to this city from Ho-
nolulu. Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherholt
and their friends are leaving today
for San Francisco to join eastern
i friends and visit the Jewel City until
the 22nd inst when they win embark
ON the WilheImina for their cruise to
the islands
MRS Weatherholt gave a farewell
luncheon to coterie Of friends and
i fellow -fnembers of the sPaiama Club
at the Nat Goodwin cafe at the beach
Irecently, the ladies' enjoying q swim
in the surf during the afternoon.
The past week has witnessed many
lovely farewell functions given In
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Weather
holt, Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Ranger
i giving the most elaborate "a dancing
i party attended by nearly one hundred
guests. Sharing honors were Mrs.
Samuel s. Pingree Of ST Louis and
the latter's winscme dabutante daugh.
ter. Miss Grace Pingree, who were
i here briefly, en- route to Glenwood
Mission Inn, where they went the day
following the party. The Pingrees
and Rangers formed warm friend
ship in Paris last year. .
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Charming Visitors in honolulu.
Fora few weeks Honolulu Is to en-.
terrain tWo.Yery charming mainland
girls who are to remain in Honolulu
some time before sailing for the ORR
ent, where they viii witness the Cher
Try Blossom Festival They arrived on
Z the Lurline From Los Angeles comes
the following word Of Miss Gladys Lee
Holland and Miss Irma Mckenzie:
| Miss Gladys Lee Holland Of Ram
part boulevard, with her stunning
house-guest, Miss Irma F. Mckenzie
of Boston, left Wednesday for San
Francisco--the first stage, Of a very
delightful trip which will take them
to the Hawaiian Islands and later the
Orient The young ladies' are sailing
Tuesday on the Lurline for Honolulu,
where they are to be house-guests of
Miss Hollands sister, Mrs. William
Seaman, wife of Lieut.. Comdr. Sea,
man, who is in charge Of the Pearl
Harbor naval station. They are to be
much feted in army and naval circles.
They are to witness the cherry bios
som festival in Japan and extensively
tour the East.
Miss McKenzie's father is noted
physician of Boston, where the family
| is prominent She Is a pronounced
beauty of the brunette type, and in
her eastern home has taken active
part in private theatricais aud the
smart sets festivities. 1t was in Bos.
ton, in fact that the two girls became
such intimate chums, Miss Holland
making her debut there. The latter
was born and bred in the eastern city
of culture, coming with her family to
our own sunny Southland but last No
vembsr, but IN that short time has be-
come very popular with large circle
of friends. She is a wonderful swim
mer and will find the Honolulu beach
| a strong attraction. The young ladies
are to stay away until December. They
are enjoying a around Of gaieties in
the north. Incidental to exposition.
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