Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-18

/ hospitals there, while Mrs. Humph-
ris, like many capable women in Eu-
rope today, is doing her part by car
/ ing for the sick and wounded.
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| Mr.. J. Jorgensen invited Mr.. and
Mrs Jack London, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. c. b. High.
Miss Edith Williams and Mr. A. l.. G.
Atkinson for day at the new Waia-
| hole tunnel this week Ii was a very
delightful as we'll as instructive day.
After luncheon the party motored
back to Honolulu. IT,.
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Dr. and Mrs. Gideon Med. Van
Poole and Miss Brinkley were the
guests of honor at a most charming
| dancing party this week given by
Miss Edith Williams. The night was
delight to the dancers, it being Won
derfully cool and pleasant. Toward
midnight refreshments were served.
About IS friends came to do honor
to Miss Williams guests.
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The Tyrrells, who have had sue
cessful engagement in ballroom and
fancy dancing at the rathskeller and
| Young hotel roof garden, are giving
| their services at the tea-dansant this
afternoon to aid the war sufferers. On
Tuesday the Tyrrells make their last
| appearance at sthe Young and a new
set of entertainers will be there on
Wednesday. -.
I, Mrs. Parrot and her daughter, Mrs.
| McCommas of California, are here on
a visit. Mrs. Parrot belongs to the
famous family of that name. The
PARROTS were among the very first
1 settlers in the Golden West and help.
ed in no small way to make San Fran
cisco the famous, city it is.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James German, bro
ther and sister of Mrs. Hugh McCor-
riston, and uncle and aunt of Mrs.
john Lucas, will leave on Wednesday
for their. home in Davenport, Iowa,
after two months spent touring the
isles OF Peace" They are charmed
with: Honolulu and hope to return in
the not too distant future. -"
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Mrs. Helen G. Noonan, one of the
leaders of the Country Club of Homo
lulu and a frequent visitor to the con-
tinental part of the United States,
registered yesterday at the Palace.
Mrs. Noonan will VISIT friends at Los
Angeles and relatives in the East be-
fore returning home Attorney Del
phin NJ. Delmas, registering from San
ia Monica, and r. F. Posey, a mining
man of Westwood, Col, were among
yesterdays guests at the Palace
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Mrs. Meynihan and her two daugh-
tiers, Miss Mary and Miss Josephine,
were departing passengers on the
Great Northern on Thursday evening,
after delightful visit of months
duration. They are very loath to
leave. The consoling part is they
promise themselves the pleasure of
1 another visit here. An agreeable fea-
/ ture of their visit was the meeting
again Of Professor Joaquin Wahrell
and his charming family. Miss Moy-
nihan was a pupil of Prof. WanrelPs
for a longtime ->-.@.,
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Mrs..F. T.. Trotter had few friends
in to spend Thursday afternoon with
her. After delightful hour of chat
refreshments were served. Mrs. Trot.
ter is almost Honolulu woman .
having lived here several years. She
and DR.. Trotter are great favorites,
especially with the young folks. They
are always in great demand to act as
chaperones to the younger set. Mrs.
/ Trotter's guests were Mrs. Rogers,
who is a guest at the Pleasanton; !;
Mrs. Soffle, Mrs William Munter and
Mrs. w. C. Hobby.
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Among those who were fostesses at
the Navy League dance in San Fran.
cisco were: Mrs. J. Franklin Bell, wife
of Major-General Bell; Mrs. Charles
A. Cove, wife of Rear-Admiral Cove
Mrs. Eleanor Martin, Mrs. Frederick
Kohl, Mrs. w. T. Sesnon, Mrs. Ber.
nard Sinsheimer, Mrs. Samuel knight
/ Mrs. Frank Helm, Mrs. Squire "
Mooney, Mrs. James Shea, Mrs. VII.
liam Hinckley Taylor, Mrs Arthur
Dutton, Mrs. ID. G. Heger, Mrs. Charles
Behlow, Mrs. Rudolph Van Norden,
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Mrs. Prentiss Cobb Hale, Mrs. Charles
Fee, Mrs. Ella M. Sexton, Miss Laura
McKinstry, Mrs. Vincent Walsh, Mrs
Bruce Foulkes, Mrs Robert Taylor,
Mrs. P. E. Bowles, Mrs. Alice Freder.
icks, Mrs. o. NJ. Saul, Mrs. Fred Per
kins, Mrs. Thomas Dempsey, Mrs
Freda Smith, Mrs. James Frier, Mrs
A. Crofton, Mrs. W. w. Wymore, Mrs
A. M. Heynemann, Mrs. C. T. Caddis
Mrs. K. c. Crowley, Mrs. Francis
Wright, Mrs. ]. V. Moody, Mrs. Clara
Darling, Mrs. Horace P. Merrillion
and others. p.
/ The young ladies who wore nurses
uniform of the army and navy and
who carried into effect the leap yeal
ballroom courtesies were Misses Ma
rion Black, E. Timlow, Jean Wheeler
E. Eyre, May Sherwood, Geneyieve Bo
thin, rhyllis de Young, Hannah Ho
bart, Dorothy Coon, Ruth Welch, Ma
rie Louise Black, Elizabeth Fee, Mar
cia Fee, Elsie Osbourne, Jean Muir