Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-06

She limped slightly from the sprained
knee which has given her trouble for
several years, but otherwise appeared
TO be in the radiant health to which
she smilinglv owned She wore royal
purple. the suit layishly trimmed with
skunk fur. A round black hal was
4 trimmed with band Of sequins
Il Mrs. Walter Martin, who was at the
I wharf 10 meet the Barrons, wore a
smart costume consisting OF black
] velvet coat trimmed with chinchilIa
and a black and white checked skirt
with wide black hat with gold trim
mings appliqued. III: =.s =. h
Miss GladyssS sullivan met her bro
Their. Noei.-S. F. Examiner
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Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Brown and
baby are in Honolulu for a visit with
1 Mr.. Browns mother, Mrs. Carl Hol-
i loway. This is Mrs. Browns first
visit here. She is daughter of Bos-
ton and was Miss Julia White before
her marriage. She is cousin OF Mr..
Harold Castle. Her two sisters Wis
fitted here last winter and were great
society bellies. ~. =.
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I The sympathy OF all of Honolulu is
extended TO Mrs. James L. Mclean
and her two daughters, Mrs. Alfred
| w. Ames and Miss Helen Mclean,
! over their great loss. The sudden Sc
| verance and loss to all seems more
than ordinarily sad, and TO the beTeay-
ed ones all sympathy is extended
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Mrs. D. Keith Wilson of Vancouver,
B. c., leaves for her home this week.
Since coming to Honolulu Mrs Wilson
has been widely entertained. She is
4 bright, vivacious woman who has
made for herself host of friends. She
has been Mrs. lanes Ccckburn's guest
while here. .=.. ~. T.
Mrs. Francis Gay came in on the
Matsonia. Mrs. Gay hurried home in
answer to a cable telling of the ill
ness of her mother, the late Mrs. Re-
becca Hart, but too late as her moth
er died last Sunday. A great deal of
sympathy is extended to Mrs. Gay.
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DR.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Grossman are
occupying their handsome new Null
anu valley home, having moved in the
| first of the month. 1t is one of the
| finest homes in upper Nuuanu and
will be the scene f1r much entertain
| ing this winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald S. Guild
came to Honolulu on the Matsonia.
They were married two months ago
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Winifred Wilson r warm welcome
awaits her here.
Mrs. e. S. Shepherd of Chicago, the
charming mother of Mrs. NJ. f. Gross
! man, arrived last Tuesday and is the
! house-gaest of her daughter. This is
Mrs. Shepherds fourth visit to Ho-
noluiu. bs
z Mrs. Henry F. Wichrnan. accompan-
led by her two daughters, Miss WITCH.
man and Miss Stephanie, were home
coming passengers ON the Matsonia
after two and half years absence.
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Mr.. John Donnelly of New York,
who is a noted engineer, is in Homo
lulu again. He is drydock designer
of note and has drafted beautiful
recreation pier plan for Honolulu.
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Mrs. H. Becker was an arrival on
! the Matsonia Tuesday morning for a
visit during the winter months with
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
! Mrs. Frank E. Richardson.
Admiral and Mrs Willard H. Brown
son, U. s. N. of Washington, D. c.,
are in Honolulu for a visit. Admiral
Brownson has retired. They plan to
remain several weeks.
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Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey is luncheon
hostess today, honoring Miss Con-
stance Glade, who is here the house
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
i Mrs H. M. Won Holt.
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/ Miss Harriet Hatch was a home
coming passenger on the Matsonia.
Miss Hatch was accompanied by her
brief business trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman are
home from their honeymoon, spent on
the other side of the island, and are
occupying their cottage on Makiki
Heights.
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Mr.. and Mrs Merwin B. Carson left
last Saturday on a tour of Hawaii and
Maui When they return they will
occupy the McGrew cottage at Kahala.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Focke, who
have been on four months tour of
the mainland, are home again, COM
i ing in on the Matsonia.
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Mrs. Royal D. Mead and her small
daughter, Maybelle, were arrivals on
the Matsonia after three months on
! the mainland. -.