Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-26

members Of the Hartman family, the
Kobbes, the Fish family and the Bur.
raj Hoffmans. ....i -
H. Riyingtcn Pyne, who has been
secretary to Ambassador James W.
Gerard at Berlin, was graduated from
Princeton with the class Of 1914. He
and hts bride win be In the Hawaiian
Islands until the late summer.-San
Francisco Chronicle d..
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TRAVELLERS RECEIVE WELCOME
HOME FROM HAWAII AND
ORIENTAL COUNTRIES
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton and Mrs.
Eugene Murphy were greeted by q
large number of friends as the steam
er arrived from Honolulu Tuesday
morning. They proceeded at once to
Burlingame and shared In the gayeties
OF the Country Club that evening. For
a little while the gathering was turned
into a reception in their honor.
Mrs. Murphy has been In the islands
several weeks, having accompanied
Mrs. Charles rempleton Croker and
Mrs. Frederick Kohl 10 be guest at
the home of Mrs. Croker. Mrs. Dut-
ton has been away much longer. She
went to the islands several months
ago and has been the guest Of her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry MacfarlaRe.
Both Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Dutton
were entertained extensively during
their visit. and during the last week
or two before their departure every
day was crowded with interesting
events.-San Francisco Chronicle. .
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Mr.. AND MRS. LAWRENCE KERR
ENTERTAIN
An around-the-island motor trip was
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kerr's delight
full way Of complipenting Miss Isa-
bella Curtner and Miss Louise Curt.
ner, who are the houses-guests of
Mrs. MaiEia Kipling. After the trip
around on Sunday the party stopped
at the Peninsula home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kerr and enjoyed supper and
then continued the trip home in the
moonlight. The guests we're Misses
Curtner. Miss Gibson. Mrs. Makia Kip
ping, Mr.. and Mrs. AK. Magoon, Mr..
Davis, Mr.. Blom and Mr.. Gibson.
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IDAHOANS GO TRAVELLING
COTTONWOOD, Idaho.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Gardner departed from our
city Wednesday morning, the former
going to Honolulu, Hawaii, and Mrs.
Gardner stopping to visit for a, time
with her parents at Potlatch. Later
In the year she win 60 to Portland to.
visit Mr. Gardner's family and then
win join her husband across the water
after he gets properly established in.
bis new home The many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner hereabouts
wish them. all kinds of good luck
wherever they may go.--Co Cottonwood
(1dahol ChroH.ele.
,WAIEOA PICNIC
LIHUE.--A very delightful boating
trip and picnic was given by Mrs.
william Hyde Rice last week In honor
Of her granddaughters, Edith and
Juliet, whs are back from the coast,
spenoins tnelr macauon Win Ineu
tneir parrn.s. Inc pal.I !ourneyeu'
up tne Wallua rive, partakins q
sunptuous Iepast when WAS al realy
pIepaIeu near tns FIG UNI. ins
turn Trip was mace " n.oonilehL.
bringing a4much enjoyed affair to q
eiose.-uafoen island.
DEAN-JACOBSEN
d. William Dean. clerk of the Kauai
circuit court, and Miss Hannah
Maude Jacobsen, wellrknown Kauai
school teacher. were married at Gen.
trai Union church at $3.50 this morn
ing and sailed IN the Matsonla an
hour later Tor California: The young
couple VIII return 70 Lihne late 70
september Tne officiating cleTgyman
g the Me1oing was 1T: e. =. BroQss.
3 Mrs bean, n. Is also PASSENGER
Win ner son ana new oauentee an law
Tor CanIornla. Sne WIN DC away ABOUT
. year.
MRS, r L; , BxSnS iNFohMAh