Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-13

Rodiek, Consul and Mrs. Louis Gull
len GIL Mr.. and Mrs. walter DIllIng-|
ham. Mr.. and Mrs Gerrit P. Wilder.
Mrs. G. I. BOdrero. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Brown, Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Christian
De Guigne, Nj. and Mrs. Harold Gif.
fard. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Olson.
Miss Enid sutton, Mrs. Gustaye Schae.
fer. Mrs. Wentzel. Mrs. Carrie. Miss
Anita Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. At
kinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arm.
strong. Mrs. Schultz. Messrs. Dickson
Mott. Richard Ivers. Alan Lowrey,
Frederick Wichman. Reinecke and Ar.
thur Harrison.
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Kaimukl Card Club Meets.
The Kaimuki Card Club met at the
home Of Mrs Lewis Underwood on
Thursday Afternoon. Among those
present were Mrs. Ray Baker RIetou.
Mrs. Frank Applin, Mrs sam Peck.
Mrs. Ernst Giesecke. Mrs. 1. 3. Thay-
er. Miss Mabel Hair.
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Mrs. Austin Jones Returns to the
Islands.
After an absence OF several years
Mrs. Austin Jones returned to Homo
lulu this week II the Matsonia. Mrs.
Jones was formerly Miss Helen Ho.
bron and a. young girl lived IN the
islands. A number Of entertainments
have been planned In her honor and
she win be much feted during the next
few weeks BY her friends. who are 30
delighted to have her with them again.
Mr.. Jones returned to his island homo
some months ago. With Mrs. Jones
came her baby daughter. who has at
tracted much attention because Of her
beauty. The little golden haired child
with her big blue eyes won hosts Of
friends among the passengers on the
Matson liner.
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Miss Laura Athsrton ! Hostess q the
Week.
Miss Laura Atherton was hostess on
Tuesday Of this week at q shower and
card party IN compliment 70 Miss
Fanny Hogs. whose engagement to
Mr.. John Stanley Mckenzie was an
nounced some time ago. Each guest
brought something to be used II the
kitchen. The drawing and dining
rooms were decorated With hibiscus
q every variety. Among ne guests
were Nh. AIffe1 ERm&s. Mas Helen
NcfSS6. Nh. Is6l Young, Nrs. Per.
cy Notfaee, Miss Myrtle 8chuman.
Mrs. Cyril Hogs. Mrs. Jack onarl,
miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Ruth Rich
ards, Mrs. r p. LOOMS, the honored
guest and 5thers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman and
M. and Mn. csrrit Wilder Return.
It was indeed with much pleasure
that Honolulans welcomed home this
week Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder,
who have been on the mainland since
early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman left here
early Ii June and, after spending
some weeks visiting at the exposition
they went East, where they visited
friends IN New York. The Shermans
lived in New York for years and dur
ing their stay there on this occasion
were entertained extensively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder confined
their visit to the West and spent
most OF their time at the exposition.
They also motored south. where they
enjoyed the San Diego exposition and
trips to the beauty spots Of Southern
California. Lake Tahoe and many Of
the other interesting places in Cali
fornia also received visits from them
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Admiral and Mrs. BouSh Entertain.
Among the affairs to which mem
bers Of the service look forward are
the Tuesday teas az which Admiral
and Mrs. Clifford J. B0ush entertain
at their quarters at Pearl Harbor. The
guests for the most part are the navy
folk At Pearl Harbof, though quite often
officers and ladies' from the town
posts motor to the naval base
On each afternoon. Mrs. Boush
plans something new for her guests,
and this past week Madame Lester
and Mr.. Gordon Campbell gave an ex-
hfbition Of the walk waltz and other
dances which are popular this sea-
son.
The Boush quarters were prettily
decorated with fresh cut flowers.
palms and ferns which twere arrang-
ed m an attractive eifecf. Mrs. Boush
was assisted BY her daughter. Miss
Geraldine Boush.
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Much Interest II Football.
The football { anne at Alexander
field this afternoon attracted more
than passing attention from both the
students Of the College Of Hawaii and