Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-04
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Mrs. B. W. Atkinson of Fort Shat
ter has to stay rather indoors this
week, as she was unfortunate enough
TO slip and sprain her ankle the night
OF the Peacock ballet and has had TO
forego All invitations. but is recover
ing nicely. ....=
Or. and Mrs. w. r. Monsarrat have
gone to Pahala to the Kapala ranch,
TO be the hoase-guests OF the Julian
Monsarrats for the coming month. e.
DR.. Monsarratt's health is slowly
improving and a month there viii
greatly benefit him. .-...
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Mrs. Henry j. Croker and her
daughters, Miss Marion Croker and
Miss Kate Croker, have returned to
San Francisco after a two months so
journ IN New York, and are again at
their home on Laguna street-San
Francisco Argonaut, Feb. H.
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Mrs. c. NJ Eyman OF Salt Lake City,
who is visiting Mrs. Ben Seelig, was
the honor guest at beach swimming
party given Wednesday night at the
home Of Mrs. Jack Cunningham After
enjoying the surf the guests were re-
called with a Dutch lunch, and then
danced.
Miss Ehrhorn entertained three
tables of bridge on Thursday~of this
week. Refreshments were served
after a couple of hours of playing Mrs.
Antonio Perry was given the first
gift, Mrs. Charles Frazier the second
ahd the consolation went to Mrs.
Kelly Brown.
After a delightful visit to this city.
Mrs George Pillsbury and her three
children have joined Major Pillsbury,
| ~ S. A.. in Los Angeles. They were
the guests Of the young matron's sis
ter. Mrs Philip Van Horne Iansdale.
while visiting here. San Francisco
Examiner, Feb. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Jackling gave a
dinner on Monday evening at theS
apartment in the Hotel 81 Francis.
With their guests they afterward at
tended the performance given at the
Cort Theater for the benefit of the
Recreation Club for Girls Who Work
San Francisco Argonaut, Feb. IS.
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Miss Marian Newhall, who will be
one of the maids in the party attend
ing Mrs. Templeton Croker at the
Mardi Gras ball, has returned home
from the East. She accompanied
William F. Herrin and his daughter,
1 Miss Alice Herrin, when they went
1 East few weeks ago.-San Francisco
Chronicle. Feb 20.
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! Among the society folk who enter
ltained at impromptu luncheons at the
Burlingame Club last Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Knight. who pre-
sided over a luncheon of ten. Col.
ana Mrs. Daniel Jaclkling motored.
from town with party Of friends
and entertained them at the club.
/ San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. 20.
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Capt. and Mrs. w. r. Davis have
lbeen heard from at their new post,
Fort Mead, South Dakota. 1t Is not
la widely populated post but very en-
| joyable. The Davis we're great fav
orites with all in Honolulu and it is
to be hoped that some day they will
wend their way here again. They are
Southern people of great charm and
pleasant personality.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Lewis sur
| prised their. old friends by arriving
on the last Matsonia. The Lewises
expect to remain in the city several
weeks and will be the center of many
social functions given by their host
of friends. Their son, Donald, is not
with them on this trip, as he is now
attending Harvard and making an ex-
eellent record.
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Miss Betty Eynon of Philadelphia,
who is spending several months here
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Louis
J. Warren OF Manoa, will be the guest
OF compliment at a luncheon Friday,
which Mrs. John Trenholm Warren of
Kewalo street Is giving. Covers viii
be laid for 20 young girls. The first
of the week Miss Eynon Is leaving for
Schofeld Barracks where she will be
the guest Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Hunt for
several days.