Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-17
COAST SOCKETS NOTES

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! / COAST SOCKETS NOTES
Cafe life in San francisco has de
veioped along lines. that make it so
strictly IN adjunct Of society that its
! ey oluton, so far as fashionable affairs
go. is always matter OF interest.
Monday night. for instance. when
smart society made a gala evening Of
the opening Of the ice Palace. brought
scores of parties down town. One
could not fail TO be impressed with the
note &C iOv and splendid gayrty that
radiated from the various VivaciOus
groups here and there al Techau Tav-
ern
When the orchestra played music
for dancing. society trinped into the
cleared-Off floor and was having a
perfectly huge time bv way CT a pre-
lude to the skating later on.
II was rather interesting to note
lust how the various grouDs made up
their minds to enjoy the evening.
Those who came with the idea that
dinner and dancing were uNpermost
IN importance wore evening costume.
lance to skating were gOwned in nat
ty tailor-made and modish sports dres-
seS. Decidedly a medley of styles. but
perfectly understandable when one
considered the pastimes eof the even
ing.-San Francisco Examiner, May I.
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Mrs. b. GriggS Holt was hostess
Wednesday at a luncheon given at the
PurlinGame Club in honor of Mrs.
Benjamin Lombard, Jr., who is here
from Boston and a guest at the Cecil
hotel. She and Mrs. Holt have been
friends for number Of years. Mrs.
Holt alao is a guest at the Cecil, and
Wednesdays affair, which was quite
informal. was the first at which she
has been hostess for some time on &C
count Of having been in mourning.
The guests were Mesdames Lom-
bard, J. Franklin Bell, Henry Conger
Pratt. Charles H. Bridges, Frederick
Perkins, Richard ]. Hanna, william
S. Wood and Lloyd s. Mccormick.
Mrs. Lombard spent the winter at
Long Beach and will be here for sew
eral weeks.-San Francisco Examiner.
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Anne Newbegin, to +. A. Corwin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Corwin of East
Orange, n. J. The wedding will take
place early this fall.
Miss Newbegins family Is we'll
known here and in Berkeley. She is
sister of Jack Newbegin Mr.. Cor
win, Sr., is an official high in the coun-
ellis of the Standard Oil Company. The
family is well known in New York
and in the country club suburbs of
| East Orange, where the young couple
will 60 to reside-San Francisco Elk
aminer, May Z.
/ Miss Helen Beckwith and Delger
Trowbridge were married on Thurs
day night at the John A. Beckwith
home in Berkeley. Mr. Trowbridge
is son of H. o. Trowbridge and
graduate of Harvard He is in the le-
gal department of the Miller & Lux
Company.
The bride graduated from the Uni
versity of California in 1911, and has
| been a member of the faculty of that
| institution since then. The marriage
| is the elimination of a school friend
ship when Mr.. and Mrs Trowbridge
attended the public schools of Oak.
! land.-San Francisco Examiner.
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Mrs. Henry Zellerbach will give a
reception on Nav 10 as a compliment
to her niece, Miss Hanchen Lesser,
| the finance of Martin L. Haines. The
| rnnnnfinV, mill foi- = II,
lerbach home at 1896 Washington
street. = San Francisco Examiner,
May Z.
The return of Miss Arabella Schwer-
in and Miss Marie Louise Black from
| New York causes much rejoicing in
| the debutante set, among whom these
| two popular bellies mingled for the
past two seasons. Several affairs
have been given for them recently.
Miss Ruth Zeile gave a theater and
supper party Thursday night.-San
Francisco Examiner
Mrs. c. Mont que Cooke OF Homo
! lulu was hostess at delightful lunch
at the Cliff hotel on Wednesday-San
Francisco Examiner
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Judge and Mrs. W. W. Morrow will
sail May II for Honolulu where the
| former is to try some important cases.
Until May II Judge and Mrs. Morrow
will be at the St. Francis, having
closed their home in San Rafael.-San
Francisco Examiner
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