Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-27
MRS. N. H. HEBBERD HEARD
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FROM
The following article from Cotton.
California, is of interest TO many peo-
pie IN Honolulu who are old friends of
Mrs NJ. n Hebbard:
Mrs. Martha Holt Hebberd, for Is
years popular resident OF Cotton, left
this morning to take possession Of her
newly acquired home on Sunset boule-
ward, Los Angeles. Mrs. Hebberd has
disposed Of her beautiful residence on
East F street, Cotton, to Edward Jen-
sen OF Los Angeles. taking the pretty
two-story California bungalow on Sun.
set boulevard in part exchange Trans
porting her household goods by truck
this morning, II will be only short
time before Mrs. Hebberd will be set
tied in her new abode. Mrs. Grace
Garner will make her home with her.
Mrs. Hebberd has scores Of friends
in Cotton who are sorry to have her
leave the city but are glad to know
that she win be frequent visitor
here. making the drive in her new car.
She has been spending the majority of
her time in the city for the last eight
months so that the news OF the sale
of her property does not come alto
gcthef as a surprise. Mrs. Hebberd
hopes that her Cotton friends will not
forget that she is. living In Los Ange-
les eWhen they are there and that they
VIII not hesitate to call on her.
Through the Courier, Mrs. Hebberd
announces her address, 530S Sunset
boulevard, Los Angeles. She has Sun
set telephone"
Col. M. J. Lehman again has orders
10 go, yet that really does not mean
that the Lenihans are Off for Wash.
ipgton, The same orders have been
issued and recalled before, so here's
hoping they are to remain in Homo.
lulu, where they are such favorites In
and out OF the servicei
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Mt. and Mrs. ]. r. Myers, who have
been In town for the past two weeks,
left Tor their Kauai home last night.
They were the guests OF their brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dekum, at their Nuuanu home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Baldwin and Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Baldwin. Maui polo en-.
thusiasts. left on Monday evening for
their Valley Island home. They re.
ceiyed deal of social attention DUR
Ing their month here.
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) MRS. w. G. ogg, widow Of the late !
Mr. w. @. ogg Of Pahala, was an ar
rival on Tuesday mornings Kona boat. !
Mrs. NOgg has purchased residence
on Spencer street and will make her
home In Honolulu.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rice left ZOE
the Maui home on Monday evening
after gay and busy month. Mr.. Rice
was one of the Maui polo team which |
did such excellent playing this year
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Thompson
arrived on the Wiihelmina after q
very pleasant trip to the East. Part !
OF their coast stay was with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Roth in San Francisco.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Ppston Of College street
has just returned from a mainland
trim through California, New York and
Brooklyn. visiting relatives and
friends In each place.
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Mrs. Elizabeth knight and her
small grandson, Richard Smart, ar
rived on Tuesdays Wilheimina for an
ipdefinite stay They are guests at
the Moans Hotel.
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Mrs S. S. Peck and her two young
som were arrivals on the Wilhelmina
on Tuesday morning. They have
spent the past three months In Cali
Col and Mrs. James McRae have
moved from the Colonial hotel to the |
hume at 1908 Punshou avenue, for;
0.|'I occupied by Capt. and Airs. Van
|..| and Mrs. Henry Berger are |
home again after a short visit to Ha-
.|' They attended the Civic Con.
||.I'on and County Fair.
and Mrs. w. d. Adams and |
||'| son we're homecoming passen.
.'. 01 The Wilhelmina after a visit |
% he mainland.
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.f and Mrs. Z. A. Berndt came in |
4. the Mauna Kea yesterday. Mr..
'.li was active in the Civic Con-
..'on at Hilo
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Governor Locus K. Pinkham came
r. On the Mauna Kea after a busy |
well It the Hilo Civic Convention and |
County Fair.
Nj. and Mrs Naschian Tetz Gillian |
IIsk) left on the Sierra last evening |
Tor the mainland, after two delightful |
months here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton p. Agee and
baby girl arrived Tuesday after two
weeks spent at the Volcano House and
N Hilo.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Fleming left
for Maui on Monday evening. Mr..
Fleming was one of the Maui polo