Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-06

In Maryland. viii return to California
with her rarents.-San Francisco
Argonant. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin, who,
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Sorenson.
have been visiting friends out of town.
have returned to the Gift Hotel,
where they have been staying since
Their arrival from Honoluln.--San
Francisco Chronicle. . -. :.
Brig -gen. and Mrs. Samuel /.
Johnson. ~ G. H., are entertaining
next Friday evening. They have Ia
ken three boxes at the Navy Relief
ball and from there they will take
their guests TO Heinie's for supper
and dancing. II
Mrs A. w. Van yalkenburg, who
was called TO the mainland by the
serious illness of her son. Patty. will
be homecoming passenger on Tues
days steamer. Young Patty has COM
pletely recovered, much to the joy OF
his family and friends. 4
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Mrs. Hugh Hairston OF Mississippi
and her son, Mr.. Cornell Franklin,
were dinner guests on Monday even
ing prior to the Lenihan-Harker May
pole dance given at Fort Shafter.
Mrs. Hairston, like every other Wis
itor, is fascinated with Honolulu.
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Mrs. Truxton Strain of Portland,
Oregon, who has been in Honolulu
for q month as the house-guest of the
Edward Dekums, left on Wednesdays
steamer with the ayowed determine
ton to come again. Mrs. Strain was
the motif for many charming luncn-
cons, dinners and teas while here.
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Next Wednesday evening the Har-
old Castles are giving ball In honor
of Miss Mary White and Miss Rachael
White, who have been their honse-
guests for several weeks. The same
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Focke
are entertaining at dinner in honor
of Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton of San
Francisco.
The Honolulu Rowing Association
is going to give benefit dance at
the Outrigger Club on Saturday, May
20, to help pay the expense of sending
a crew to Hilo to compete In the 4th
OF July races. 1t is earnestly hoped
that large crowd WIN go to the
dance and help along one of the oldest
sports in Honolulu.
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Nearly a hundred guests have been
invited to a tea at the home OF Mrs.
Leo Lentelli next Thursday after
noon. Those who have been chosen to
assist Mrs. Lentelli in receiving are:
Mesdames Louis C.. Mullgardt, Matteo
Sandona. Oliver Slime and G. A. Lans-
burgh. Miss Louise Mahoney will as
sist in pouring tea.-San Francisco
Chronicle, April %.
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San Francisco society. will be de-
lighted to learn that 1t will soon be
afforded the opportunity to welcome
Gen. and Mrs. John p. Wiser, who
VIII arrive In q few weeks from Homo
lulu, where the general has been in
command for some time. Gen. Wis
ser will retire from active service in
June and his friends hope he will de-
eide to make. his home in San Fran
cisco Shortly after their arrival Mrs
Wiser will 60 to Santa Barbara
where she will be the guest of her
mother San Francisco Chronicle.
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The annual garden party of Branch
No. l of the Army Relief Society of
which Mrs. Charles Francis Roe is
president will be held during the last
week Of May on Governors Island. AS
usual this will Le brilliant and pat
riotic event. An interesting program
always Is provided, including drills
and maneuvers by the soldiers, q re-
ception by Gen. Wood and his staff,
and a tea and dance In the officers
clubhouse. Providing the weather is
pleasant. a large crowd will go over
to the island for the festivities.-New
York World,
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The Strangers Friend Society will
hold its regular annual meeting on
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
home Of the president. Mrs. Andrew
Fuller. The Strangers Friend Soci-i
ETY. is one of the oldest organizations
in Honolulu. The good it has accom-
plished in its long existence has been
large. II was the custom long num-
Der Of years ago to make the annual
meeting a social one. That custom
lapsed and now Mrs. Fuller Is going to
revive It, much to the pleasure of the
members. Monday afternoons annual
meeting will really be revival of a
Honolulu custom of 20 years ago.
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The graceful Waltz Muzurka.. late.