Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01

come to fill the late Col. Ayers Of
flee.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Massee are
now comfortably settled at the Pleas
anton hotel. where they will remain
until the transport Logan leaves here
on the 10th of April
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Major and Mrs. Edgar Russell are
entertaining this evening in honor of
Major and Mrs. Gose, who leave here
on Tuesday for the mainland, after
three years in Hawaii.
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Mr.. George Ahlborn entertained for
a company of friends at the Rathskel-
Ter on Wednesday evening. After
dinner the guests enjoyed the dane
ing on the roof garden.
Mr.. Charles McWayne has invita-
lions out for a dinner next Monday
evening at the Moana hotel. The
guests will enjoy the Shriner bail,
which takesp lace that evening.
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Mrs Ralph Wilcox and her wee girl,
Eunice, are the guests of Mrs. Henry
Warehouse and Miss Nora Sturgeon.
Mrs. Wilcox came up from Kauai for
the Waterhouse-Walker wedding.
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Miss Brinkley, who has been the
house-gucst of Maj. and Mrs. G. Van
Poole, plans to leave Honolulu on
Tuesdays transport, to the great re-
gret of her large circle of friends.
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Miss Lillian Janney of Pilsburg,
Va, is in Honolulu, the guest of Miss
Katherine Schmidt. Both girls leave
on the Tenyo Maru on Tuesday for
a three months trip to the Orient.
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Mrs. Albert Giesecke of Denver,
Colorado, who has been visiting her
son, Ernst Giesecke, and Mrs. Gle
secke for the past year, will be re-
turning passenger on Wednesdays
Matsonia. .~.
Miss Ruth CARRIER, who was in COM
pany with Miss Mae Booton on their
trip to Honolulu, returns Saturday to
her home in La Junta after spending
the past week with friends here. -
Clovis, N. NJ, Journal. ~"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson Bishop have
taken the Steere home in Manoa val
ley for the year. They are very
charming people from Michigan and
and are friends of the Charles Adams.
and the Walter Dillinghams.
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Capt, E. K. Massee has orders to
leave Honolulu on the April 10th
transport. The Masses regret having
to leave Honolulu as both are fascin-
ated with the islands. Capt. Massee
has been ordered to Mexico. 4
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Mrs. c.. Montague Cooke leaves on
the Manea onvApril %. She accom-
panies her mother, Mrs. Lefferts,
East. Mrs. Lefferts has had a restful
two months in Honolulu. Mrs. Cooke
plans to be gone eight weeks.
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Miss Leonora MCGOWAN is at Pearl
Harbor, the guest of Admiral, Mrs.
and Miss Boush. She was unfortu-
nate enough to injure her foot on the
coral at the beach and has been con-
fined to her room for several days.
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Capt John Meyer, u. S.sMs c.,
who was in charge of the model ma
rine camp at the exposition, and Mrs. |
Meyer have taken a house in Coro-
nado, where they will live during the |
coming year.-San Francisco Chron-
icle. o. ~, .......
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The Preside Bridge Club met on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Rich |
ard K. Cravens at Fort Scott. More |
than 20 members enjoyed the after
noon at cards. Mrs. Cravens served
tea to the guests on the lawn.-San
francisco Chornicle. =" ss-.sss 9
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Brig.-gen. John M. Mcclellan and |
Mrs. Mcclellan and Master John, we're
homecoming passengers on the Great
Northern. Their home is really in |
Coronado, but they often come here
Tor short visits. Mrs. Mcclellan was
Miss Emily Halstead.
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The John Guild family 60 this week
o Kahalawai for the Easter vacation.
dany informal affairs are already
damned for the pleasure of their
riends. Miss Marjorie is GONZALES
ing splendidly from her recent opera
ion and Is now at home.
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The Outdoor Circle earnestly urges
.nyone having coconut trees that
AVE outgrown. the tubs to kindly give
hem to the circle for planting on
lalakaua avenue. Phone either Mrs.
/. E. Murphy or Mrs, w. L. Moore
nd they will send for the plants.
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Dr. Frederick Starr of the Univer-
ity of Chicago came in from the
BRENT on the Saturday steamer. DR..
'tarr has been at Korea for a long
ime doing research work. While in
honolulu D.. Starr was the house
uest of Prof. and Mrs. w. A.. Bryan.
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Miss Ribah White and her sister,
Iiss Mary White, who have been the
ouse-gnests Of the Harold Castles
Dr. the past two months, will leave
)f their eastern home on the 18th Of |