Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-27
BACK AT MARE ISLAND

BACK At MARE ISLAND
Surgeon Ernest o. Eytinge. who has
), been attached to the cruiser Milwaa-
kee on: the Mexican patrol. returned
to Mare Island en- the destroyer Trux
tun recently in charge OF several pa
tents brought TO the naval hospital.
II DIR Eytinge was naturally delighted
;, with the chance to return, as he was
anxious TO see his son, Ernest o.
J Eytinge, Jr., who was born during
his absence. He Is staying with his
wife's parents, Paymaster and Mrs.
! Jonathan Brooks, at Mare Island
i San Francisco Chronicle.
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DIR. AND MRS. cRAvIOTTO TO EN-
n, JOY HAWAII
4 DIR. and Mrs. j. V. Craviotto will
leave on the 26th Of this month for
J Honolulu, where they will spend three
4 weeks touring the Hawaiian Islands.
They will visit all the famous scenic
places Stockton Independef
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i FROM HONOLULU
Miss Inez Wodehouse Of Honolulu a
d the guest of Miss Phoebe Parker. Mia
4 Parker and Miss Wodehouse were stu
dents together at Miss Heads school
in Berkeley and Miss Parker was re-
4 Gently q guest OF her friend in Homo
lulu.-Santa Cruz Surf
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Mrs j. Downey Harvey has been
q receiving most cordial welcome after
her long stay in Washington. d. c..
her many friends here expressing their
pleasure at her return by entertaining
her at a series of informal affairs.
Her arrival last Sunday was followed
Immediately by luncheon given by
Mrs Eleanor Martin at her home on
il Broadway, and Mrs. Martin again en-
\ tertained at dinner In honor OF her
daughter-in-law Tuesday evening.
Thursdays dinner was followed by a
4 box party at the Techau Ice Palace.
where they witnessed the pageant OF
the carnival for Mary's Help Hospital.
l-San Francisco Chronicle.
Luncheons have been a favorfte
mode OF entertaining during the
week. Mrs. Oliver Hazard, wife OF
! Capt. Hazard of the United States
army, and her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pratt. entertained at luncheon and
bridge Wednesday. The dining roon
GRATED with rose-colored asters. and
i the table was ornamented with q bas-
ket filled with the flowers. Among the
guests we're: Mesdames ]. Franklin
Bell, B. Griggs Holt, Martha p. Dom
lnellan, Albert L. Gillespie, Frederick
Perkins, John Mcdonald, E. e. Down
ing and John Gardner.-San Francisco
4 Examiner
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Mrs Thomas Walsh, who arrived
here several weeks ago from the
! Orient, left last week for Washington,
i d. c., where she will open her home
i for the winter Mrs. Walsh Is the
!. widow OF the late Senator Walsh OF
Colorado, owner Of famous gold
mine near Leadville, out OF Ich the
Walsh fortune was made. " walsh
is the grandmother of VfnceH Walsh
Mclean, the celebrated @miIlion-dol-
i lar baby, so named because that was
the sum bestowed on him by the
1 Washes at the time of his birth-San
Francisco Chronicle.
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i Mrs Potter Palmer and her son and
4 daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Honore
Palmer. arrived here last Sunday.
They remained one day at the Fair
| mont Hotel and left for the Palmer
ranch, Motoce orchard, at Central
| Point, Ore. The Palmers saw none OF
their friends during their short stay
/ here They are in deep mourning for
Mrs Palmer's father, who died recent
| Iy in Chicago.-San Francisco Exam
iner.
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/ Page, who is to be married to Ralph
| Gorrill, University, OF California
man. Miss Marion Fitzhugh gave a
4 luncheon Saturday at her home. A
/ number of her sorority friends wer5
/ in attendance. Miss Page is the
! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrtd
Page and is being entertained at a
number OF affairs given by the col
lege set.-San Francisco Examiner
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: Mr.. and Mrs Daniel G. lacking
| gave a dinner Wednesday night in
i honor of Mrs. Joseph Coleman OF Chi
cage. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Scott
i and Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Scott were
among the guests. Mr.. and Mfs. jack
ling and the Henry t. SCOTS left yes
| terday for the McCloud river, where
! they will be the guests at the Country ,
| Club and enjoy fishing and hunting
trfps.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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Mrs. Cleland N. 0ffley and her sis
/ ter, Mrs. H. II. Wallace, gave an in
formal bridge party Thursday after
noon at the home of Comndr. and Mrs
Offley at Mare Island The guests
numbered 25-San Francisco Chron-
icle.