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

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'!;1G, zane here last summer with
-" tFTcus Richmond Blues. The
'1.u', are ~ F =. IS" and there
.ras q great d"al e discussion OF the
h'"o tl'o. Of the I r vs. until some
one rr:n@rked' The man who boasts
that he IS dyed.in-the- WOOL F. +. V.
is ait 10 bn rs.ther Of an imposter
Your rea. r. F. V. says nothing about
his ancc stry" ~ this iuncture Buck
I.anghOrne Joined the group. One ol
thu Iarfv said You're an F. F. V,
are v,u not. Mr.. anghOrne?'
'Nho7 We" asked the Gebonair
SCI Of TIE Of Dominion. No. I'm
ius' q boss trader"
Being a daughter Of Charles Dana
Gibson. Mrs Post could not but be
original in wedding plans.
In place Of the conventional orange
blossoms the bride wore a wreath of
white wheat heads over her couture.
the heads o. grain standing uD like a
queens coroner. The bouquet was
huge round one. with garden;as above
and faced underneath with primroses
and lilies Of the valley arranged
tightly. in place Of the usual paper
holder that clasps such bouquet.
A picture Of Mrs Post in this wheat
head head-dress was published in the
Star.Pullctin the other day and was
widely commented uDon as not only
unique. but tasteful idea.
Farewell to Ge1. and Mrs. Wiser.
This evening Governor Luci,Is f.
Pinkham is giving a farewell dinner
in honor OF Rrlg.-gen. and Mrs. John
p. Wiser, who are sOom to leave. Gen.
and Mrs. Robert X Evans will also
be guests and al this dinner will meet
a number of HonOlulans. Gen. Evans
succeeds Gen. Wiser in command OF
the Hawaiian Department.
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War Relief Fund Entertainment.
The Monday evening entertainment
arranged by Miss Beatrice Castle and
Miss Vera Damon was one of the most
artistic and instructive evenings Civ
en- in long time. Mr.. and Mrs. F..
]. Lowrey loaned their home for this
benefit.
Inc FTcdSanIOn lance.
The Pleasanton dance last evening,
like all affairs given at this popular
hosiery, was a decided success, in
formal and very thoroughly enjoyable.
About IS couples had merry even
ing
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Lieut. Samuel Wilder King, L. S.
N, and his wife and two children
were expected in Honolulu very short
ly, but word now comes that they will
not be tere until October as trouble
is evident along the Chinese coast
and Admiral Albert G.. WHITEWATER
has ordered Lieut. King to cruise and
stop at every port along the Yang.
TIE Kiang Lieut.. King commands The
L. S. !. Samar. Mrs. King plans to
remain in the Orient until Lieut..
Kings release. 4
A mistake was made in last Sat
urday's society notes in the announce
ment that Mrs. Carl Hardigg was
hostess at a small swimming party
Mrs. Hardigg is not going out, being
in mourning for her cousin, James
Crystal McCandless, whose death &C.
Cured recently.
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Miss Ethel Damon, - the great
pleasure of her tri4rtls, who are le-
gion here, was a returning Manoa pas
senger Miss Damon has much to do
with the coming Punahou paseant and
will direct the final arrangements now
that she is here. :...5
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Lieut. Lester Baker, aide-de-camp
to Brig.-gen. John P. Wiser, and who
has been very popular during his stay
here, left this morning on the collier
Proteus on his way East through the
Panama Canal.
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Maj. and Mrs. Edgar Russell, who
ders of the volcano, came home Tues
day morning. Mai. and Mrs. Russell
are planning TO go housekeeping
shortly.
Mr.. Charles McWayne. who went to
San Francisco to be the best man
for Mr.. Donald Ross at the Ross
Terrier wedding, returned on the Ma
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Rehearsals for the June fantasy are
going on with great regularity. A
group of living pictures will be one
of the most attractive things offered.
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Miss Violet Makee. who has been
over at Ulapala&ua, Maui, for a fort
night, came in on the Mauna Kea
Tuesday morning.
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Mrs. G.. W. Kirkaldy, who has been
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