Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19

Intyre Of New York. who goes to
Nambu, North Burma, 20 engage in
zinc mining; Mr. Harold Alexander,
who gees to Urga, Mongolia, to erect
mammoth irrigation project and
who expects to arrive al his destina-
ton some time in September, having
a 40nmile ride after leaving the rail-
road; Mr.. Fred r. Farquier of Los
Angeles, who goes to Ranang, Malay
States, also on a mining proposition;
Mr. T. w. Hindmarsh of New York,
who goes to Tientsin, China, On a com
mercial enterprise. The party will
tour Japan before entering, on their
duties and plan to meet III Manila
next summer for a reunion. The table
decorations were yellow lilies.
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Mr.. AND MRS. FELIX VAN
CLEFF'S LUNCHEON
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Van Cleft Of
Chicago entertained orith a luncheon
on Friday of last week at the Pleas
anton for Mr. and Mrs Walter Sulh-
van of San Francisco ami MIR. Winnie
of the same city. The table was made
very pretty with decorations Of Afri-
can daisies and pale lavender asters.
Guests were all fellow passengers
from the mainland.
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Mr.. WILLIAM MYERS DINNER
Mr.. William Myers Of Chicago. who
is here superfntending the installa-
ton Of the X-ray machine at the
Queens Hospital, gave a dinner on
Thursday at the Pleasanton in honor
of Mr.. Werner Roehl, rho superintend-
emit Of the hospital. Several friends
Joined them in the evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hoogs and fam
lily, returned on Tuesdays steamer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Coke we're
returning passengers on the Matsonia.
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Prof and Mrs. William Alanson
Bryant arrived home from Hawaii on
Tuesday after a delightful stay at
the volcano.
Mr.. P. J. FitZsimmons, treasurer of
Manila, had several of his fellow.
travellers on the Shinyo Maru for
luncheon at the Pleasanton on Friday
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Miss Mary Lucas was a home
eomer from Maui on Tuesday where
she and Miss Hattie Lucas have been
the guests of Miss Violet Makee. -
Mrs. Carl S. Holloway was home,
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steamer. Mrs. Holloway's son,
Francis Ii Brown, came with her.
Mrs. Virginia Isenberg entertained
very informally at tea on Tuesday at
the Pleasanton hotel in honor of Dean
and Mrs. Leuschner Of the University
Of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno K. Myers were
returning passengers on yesterdays
steamer. Mr.. Myers is greatly inn
proved in health, his trip being of real
benefit to him. Il
Mrs. Edwards and Miss Ruth Ed
wards, mother and sister Of Capt Ed.5
wards of the Manoa, welcomed the
captain at elmer ON "Wednesday even
ing at the Pleasanton. "
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Miss Martha l. McChesney was a
homecoming passenger yesterday
after nearly three years of music
study, both vocal and instrumental,
under noted teachers in New York
city. -:.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ Won Holt
with their son and daughter, Ronalu
and Hilda Won Holt, were passengers
on the Matsonia, A large delegation
of friends greeted them with hearty
aloha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Gampion, VINO
are very pleasantly remembered here,
arrived on the China from Manila for
a tive weeks stay They are planning
three months on the mainland, where
Mr.. Campion has sugar business.
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Mai. Matthew De Laney, who has
been here for over two years and has
come to be looked upon as a Homo
lulah, is another service man with
whoHl orders is orders" and to the
regret of many will leave in the Aug;
ust' transport. =.
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ToH1oTrow evening Mr.. Jack Gait
and his brother Carter will be hosts
at dance in honor of Miss Alice
Hastings, who is here as the guest OF
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ID.
Teuney. Miss Hastings is a remark
ably handsome girl and a great ia
vo-ite already.
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DR.. and Mrs. John l.. Nielsen are