Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-09

Kehoe found time until a recent TEN
porary illness TO direct the choir In
the Catholic churchs-ana attend Il
other church activities.
Mr.. Carey went to Bisbee sia
months ago as manager OF the adver
Using department of The Review
During his coEi1aratively brief so
jcurn here he has won high position
of esteem among other business ieao
ers of the Warren District. -.
The arrival of Miss Kehoe In Bis
bee from a Yuletide visit to her pa
rents was made the occasion of the
announcement in Chicago OF the en-
gagement.
In Honor Of Coming Visitor. -......
In honor of Mrs. William EIDE, who
will sail for Honolulu on the 14th. OF
February. Mrs. n. l. e. Meyer, Jr, OF
San Francisco will give tea Thurs
day afternoon, February g.. A num-
Der of the friends OF the hostess from
this side of the bay will be among
the guestts.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Miss Rosalind Goldman has invited
a number Of young people who have
been meeting once month for an In
formal dance, to be her guests Satur-
day evening, February 18th. Miss
Goldman will entertain at her home in
Berkeley and the dance will be fol-
lowed by supper.-San Francisco
Chronicle. ...
In Washington.
Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray are
visiting their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ord Preston, In, Wash
ington, d. c. Mrs. Murray was feted
recently at tea over which Mrs.
James B. Aleshire presided, Those
who assisted in receiving we're Mrs.
George C. Harrison, who was visitor
to San Francisco last year; Mrs. Ord
Preston, Mrs. James 3. Aleshire, Jr.,
and Mrs. Robert E. Michie.-- Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
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Service Acquisitions. J.. -
Maj. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Van Poole are
living on Lunalilo street since com.
ing In from Schofield. Major Van
Poole Is now doing the medical work
that DR.. w. r. Davis did during his,
stay in Honolulu. Mai. and Mrs. Van
Poole are both delightful people to
know, with a great deal OF personal
charm and kindly hospitality. They
are living in the Lucas bungalow on
Lunalilo street. IL IS
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Mrs. James E. Bell of Honolulu, T.
H, who is spending several weeks
with her mother, Mrs. AL. Fournoy,
will be honored at a tea, today, over
which Mrs. A. ]. Harris will preside at
her residence at the army post. Mrs.
Harris will have as her guests Mrs.
Matthew Sayille. Mrs. ALLEN Smith,
Mrs. John B. Schumann. Mrs. Smith,
Harris, Mrs. M. G. McpAniels, Mrs.
Newton, Mrs. Carl Won dem Busche,
Mrs. Brosius, Mrs.. BENJAMIN H. Pope,
Mrs. e. F. Harding, Miss Woodwork,
Mrs. James Sprigg Wilson and Mrs.
A. L. Flournoy.- Spokane Spokesman
Review.
Mrs. G. M. Eyman of Salt Lake City,
Utah, il In Honolulu for four or five
months visit with Mrs. Ben Seelig,
1854 Beretania street. Mrs, Eyman,
who had visited the islands before,
arrived on the last Matsohia. She is
the wife Of the general manager Of
the Salt Lake Gas & Coke Company.
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Every one In Honolulu who pos
sesses double pink hibiscus bush
will confer favor on the Outdoor Cir
Gle by donating the blossoms to be
used by them during the floral parade.
A phone messages to Mrs. A. e. MUIR.
ply or Mrs. w. L. Moore will give the
necessary.
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A meeting of the Moani Music Club
will be held Saturday afternoon, Feb
ruary II, at the home of Miss Maude
Seyde, Manoa. A musical program
comprising pieces by American COM
posers is scheduled. The program will
be followed by refreshments and in
formal talk. -,
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Tickets are selling splendidiy for
the entertainment to be given by the
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid
Association. 1t Is to be an excellent
performance. Miss Harriet Hatch,
Miss Thelma K. Murphy and Miss
Pauline Schaefer have charge Of the
tickets. 81
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Mrs. Robert Single cables that the
condition OF her sister, Princess Abbie
Is greatly improved,
much to the pleasure of all of her
friends here in Hawaii. where the
princess is dearly loved by all who
know her. 49,. s.
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Mr.. w. B. Stockman, well known by
he kamaainas of Honolulu, writes
hat he has gone south to avoid the
intense cold of the Washington eli
mate. Mr.. Stockman's friends will all
be glad to know that his health is i'm
proving all the time. T.. "A
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Mrs. Reynold Brodie McGrew is en-:
,ertaining at large tea this afternoon
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