Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

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- their daughter, Miss Mary Louise
TO Mr.. Guy y. Rothwell Miss Louise
is the second daughter OF Col. and
Mrs. Mccarthy and Mr.. Rothwell is
the eldest son OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Rothwell Both young people are
very well known and both very popu.
lar. .:.. i.
49,. AT WAIAHOLE TAVERN
Waiahole Tavern on windward
Oahu is the mecca for many parties
and its individual guests are numer-
Gus this summer. Recently registra.
tons there include the following. Mrs.
A. F. Wall, Honolulu; Master Dudley
W. Smith. Honolulu; Master Robert
l.. Wall, Honolulu; l.. p. George, Ho-
nolulu; ]. E. Turner, Honolulu; H. "
Turner, Honolulu; Miss Anna Bethe,
Honolulu; ]. ]. Gowie, Honolulu; Max
Greenbaugh, Honolulu; Harry Muir
ply, Honolulu; Miss Lzett Galbraith,
Tehachipe, Cal; Miss Annie B. Voell-
er, Honolulu; Chas. A. Gulick, CHI
cago, Ill.,; r. &. Lambert, Honolulu:
Paul Steele, Honolulu; Chas. Deese,
Honolulu; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Coombs, Honolulu; Miss Dorothy
Coombs, Honolulu; Mrs Clarence S.
Jackson, Honolulu; Mrs. L. Biebie,
San Francisco, Cal; H. Olstad, Wal
pahu; Dallas B. Richardson, Fort
Shafter; Wilson Flagler, Pearl, Har-
Dor; Irving F. Kent, Pearl Harbor;
Edmond p Lebyeltern, Pearl Harbor:
Stanley S. Taylor, Honolulu; Alice
E. Nudge, Waiahole; Augusta G. Lam
sing, Honolulu; Miss B. Hampton,
Winnipeg, Can; Miss Maud o. Sulli-
van, Honolulu; Kealoha Hookano,
Pearl City; F. Koelling, Honolulu:
Miss M. ormstead, Honolulu; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. McCorkle, Honolulu; Hazel
F. Sherod, Honolulu; j. B. Dunwell,
Los Angeles, CAL; B. ]. Brandt, Pasa.
dena. Cal; f. w. Lans, Honolulu: An
tonia G. Fritsch, Chicago, H.; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. d. Baldwin, Honolulu: Mrs.
l.. F. Turner, Honolulu; r. Duncan,
Winnipeg, Can; ]. B. Lightfoot, Homo
lulu: G. M. Duncan, Honolulu; Thos.
q. Spohr, Los Angeles, CAL; Ada f.
Lycett. Honolulu; A. E. Sankins,
Schofield Barracks; Katherine H.
Scott, Burlington, Iowa; Mrs. l.. j.
Warren, Honolulu; Edith NJ. Cooper,
Chicago, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. l. Wreen,
Dunedin, New Zealand; ]. A. Pratt,
Vancouver, B. c.; j. A. Gilman, Ho-
nolulu; c. F. Cykler, Honolulu; o. N.
Shallne, Vancouver, B. c.; C. Holmes
ner, San Francisco, CAL; Mrs. ]. F.
O'Brien, Honolulu; Torlugh D.
o'Brien, Honolulu; Mary L. Laird,
Coalinga, Cal; Grace L. Forsythe,
Washington, D. c.; VIM L. Warren,
Honolulu; H. Guy Jewell, Honolulu;
Pauline~ Kuegel, Honolulu; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Geo. Kluegel, Honolulu: L. Pet
finger, San Francisco, CAL; Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Mayne, Honolulu. -.
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BRIDGE AT MARE ISLAND
Bridge is proving extremely popu-
lar at Mare island this season, and
In addition to a number of sponta-
neously organized parties, a four
table club has been formed with
meetings scheduled for each Monday
evening. BY playing in the even
ings, it is possible to include the male
contingent of the naval set, this con-
trasting with the majority of bridge
meetings around the navy yard as
the latter are usually played in the
afternoon and therefore exclusively
feminine.
The club met last Monday at the
home Of Lieut.. and Mrs. R. G. Conan.
Mrs. Conan is one of the newest
navy brides. She was formerly Miss
May McMeans of Santa Rosa and