Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-28


guests enjoyed tea on the roof garden
OF the elubhouse-San Francisco
Chronicle. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Gould will be here
next week. They had planned TO come
when Mr.. and Mrs. G. Templeton
Croker arrived but were detained.
Mrs. Gould was Anne Graham, daugh
ter of Mrs. Herbert Vos and grand.
daughter of Mrs. L. A. COney of Homo.
lulu. Mrs Gould is an unusually
handsome woman of the demi-blonde
type, very tall as are all of the Coney
women. and regallooking, with that
dignified bearing characteristic of the
island women. .:..-. + Il
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Several social affairs are being
planned in honor of Pay Director and
Mrs. Frank T. Arms, who with their
two daughters will leave during the
first week OF July for the East. They
will be several weeks In Boston,
where they will be the guests of rela-
tives before they journey to Ports
mouth, where Pay Director Arms win
be stationed. Pay Inspector J. ].
Cheatham will succeed his brother
in-law at Mare island.-San Francis
CO Chronicle.
A motor camping trip in the noun
tains os Northern California is being
enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Mills. They
expect to be away fortnight and will
occupy much OF their time with fish
ing anu hunting
Others who frequently go into the
wilds on fishing and hunting trips OF.
this description are Mr.. and Mrs.
baldwin Wood, who recently enjoyed
a trip to the mountains back OF Mon.
terey.-San Francisco Examiner.
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Miss Edna McDuffie and Miss Ade-
laide Smith, two Berkeley girls, write
interesting letters from Honolulu,
where they are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Mowry Rogers. The two girls
expect to be away several weeks
longer. Mrs. Rogers was Miss Myrtle
Smith before her marriage last year
and has one of the beautiful homes
in Honolulu.-San Francisco Chron-
icle.
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Hrs. Gilbert Perkins and her sister,
Miss Marion Huntington, sailed I'M
expecteMy last week for Honolulu.
They aaye been at Castle Crags, but
decided the sea- voyage would benefit
Miss Huntington, who is not enjoying
robust health. They will stop for a
few days in Honolulu and will return
to San Francisco June 20.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle. -
There is much rejoicing in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tevis, Jr., over
the arrival of an infant son, who was
born Tuesday at San Mateo. This is
their first child and he will probably
be clristened Lloyd Tevis ILL., Mrs.
Tevis prior to her marriage was Miss
Lee GirFin, one of the most popular
girls in the peninsula set.--San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
The Misses Martha and Mary Ora
ham arrived last, night from Los An.
geles, where they are students of the
Cumnock School of Expression. A
fellow student, Miss Inez Gibson of
Honolulu, accompanied them and will
be their guest for short time before
leaving for her island home-Santa
Barbara (Call Press.
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Miss Arabella Schwerin has been
the guest Of Miss Gertrude Hopkins
for few days at her home on Jack
son street. These two charming girls
returned Friday to Paso Robes,
where they joined Rennie P. Schwer-
in. LatGr the party will motor through
the oil fields st Bakersfield.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gooding Field are
returning to Honolulu after three
months visit to Berkeley and South
ern California. Mr.. Field, who has
been taking an advanced course in
finance at the University OF Califor-
MIA, is secretary and organizer of the
Hawaii Tuna Club.-San Francisco
Examiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Eddy will be
the guests of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Augustus Spreckels, part
VI the SuuluST. MI. anu MIS-. SpF6Ck-
els have recently purchased from
Louis Sherry his chateau at Manhas-
set, Long Island, which they will oc-
cupy this summer-San Francisco Ex-
aminef.
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On today's steamer large number
of Honolulu folks mainland bound
left the city. Many for vacations, 9TH
ers to arrange for next years school
ing for the sons and daughters of the
home. Many visitors have also gone
their respective ways, leaving friends
that hope for an early return.
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Farewells are being said to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Henry, who will sail in a
couple of weeks for Honolulu, where
they will remain for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Henry is being made the motif
for a number of informal affairs prior
to her departure for the islands.-San
Francisco Chronicle. #-..