Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-19


| lation being that they will visit herr
again in few weeks on their return
from Honolulu. They reached Sai
Francisco Monday and sailed Wednes
| day morning, giving their friends NJ
| opportunity OF entertaining for then
even in the most informal way. Al
both Mr. and Mrs. Gould have man!
| friends here, society had planned
many enjoyable functions, all o
which resolved into a few moments
conversation during their brief stay
There was large assemblage at the
pier to say goodby to them.
| Mrs. Gould, who was Miss Annie
Graham, was a belle of Honolulu be
fore her marriage to the champion
tennis player. Consequently her re
| turn to that city will be accorded 2
hearty welcome, and while she plans
to pass the summer in rest and re
taxation, she will probably have little
opportunity for either. The hospital
ity for which the social leaders Oh
that city are famous will have a new
vent with the arrival Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gould.
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ON THEIR HONEYMOON
En- route to Honolulu, where they
will pass a portion of their honey
moon, Mr. and Mrs. H. Riyington
Pyne nave been guests at the Fair
mont hotel during the past few days.
Their marriage was an event of much
Importance socially in New Jersey last
month. -.
The bride was Miss Florence Led
yard Blair, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
c. Ledyard Blair Of New York, where
she has been great social favorite.
The marriage was solemnized in st.
Johns church at Bernardsville, N. j.,
and was followed by large reception
at Blairsden, the handsome home of
the bride at. Far Hills.
The New York guests arrived in a
special train. IE their number were
members of the Hartman family, the
Kobbes, the Fish family and the Bur-
raj Hoffmans. ~. ..s.'- -,
H. Rivington Pyne, who has been
secretary to Ambassador james w.
Gerard at Berlin, was graduated from
Princeton with the class of 1914. He
and his bride viii be in the Hawaiian
Islands until the late summer.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
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Mr.. AND MRS. PHILLIP BUSH'S
DINNER
Last wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
In Bush OF San Francisco gave
dinner at the Pleasanton hotel in hon.
or of Rabbi Meyer of San Francisco.
,rhe table was attractive with deeora.
tions of pale pink carnations ana
begoniaS The music of the band was
a pleasure at the dinner. The guests
" ere ten In number. s...@
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MRS. FUNSTON IN SAN FRAN
CISCO i
Mrs. Frederick Funston, looking
younger and handsomer than ever
Is home with the three children, ana
is occupying one of the very modest
homes along Infantry Terrace. she
came north for the ehildren's sake,
q The dry. torrid climate OF the
border was telling on their health.
Little Betty, as they call ElizaDetn
Is recuperating from sickness-in
fact. is about well.
She came near growing up with
out the honor of her fathers ac-
quaintance, as little Miss Betty
made her debut at the Presidio
shortly after Gen. Funston went TO
the border over two years ago. he
came home months after Betty was
born. coming on a flying trip pur.
posely TO make the acquaintance OF
his youngest daughter-and incident
ally, Of course, of the other members.
Unless the situation is greatly
changer. Mrs. Funston will return
to Texas in October, with the chill
dren. Meanwhile, Mrs. Funston IS
declining all invitations, as she
wishes to rest up alter rather
strenuous season down south. Her
sisters, Mrs. wv @. Cullen and Mrs.
Frank Hewlett, are with her part OF
the summer San Francisco .Ex-
au1iner. = r.
Mrs. Funston is most pleasantly
recalled as being one of the most
charming of women and during her
short stay here made hosts Of friends.
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MR.. G. A. BUTT LUNCHEON
Mr. @. A. Butz, recently associate
manager of the Pleasanton and now
on his way to take charge o. the Ma.
Mia Hotel, Manila, p. l., had several
fellow travellers for luncheon on FRI
gay at the Fieasanton. ~
Mr.. Butz specialized in some native
dishes and fruits to the delight OF
his guests, all of Mnom were stu
dents, recent graduates Of American
universities, en- route to take up their
permanent residence in foreign fields.