Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-16

showed. Each tableau was perfect to
the smallest details. The only diff
Guilty was the relative smallness of
the club accommodations and its In.
ability to seat the many who were
anxious to come, but were forced to
remain away for want Of room.
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John d. Spreckels arrived Tuesday
from San Diego and is visiting his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Holbrook, on Pacific avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook were hosts at
an impromptu dinner Monday even
ing in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wakefield. who have recently
returned from the Hawaiian islands,
where they went for their honeymoon.
The party later attended the opera
San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. 6.
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Mrs. C. A. Reynolds of Lunalilo Ter
race gave dinner party in honor of
Mrs. c. NJ. lyman, wife of the general
manager Of the Salt Lake Gas & Coke
Company. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Seelig, Mrs. lyman, Mr..
Pittman and Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Rey-
holds. The table was decorated with
yiolets and Russian daisies. After din
ner all spent a pleasant evening play
ing bridge.
Mrs. James w. Pourie entertained
Informally at a tea last Sunday after
noon at her home at Fort Miley. Since
her return to San Francisco, Mrs.
Pourie has given a number of informal
teas and card parties and has herself
been complimented at several teas at
which friendships made during her
station here few years ago were re-
newed.-San Francisco Chronicle, Feb.
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Mrs. Carroll Buck is IN Washington,
D. c., where Major Buck, U. s. A., is
on duty. She is taking part in the
gaieties of the social world of the
capital and lis frequent hostess. She
gave a luncheon recently, entertaining
Miss Mary Phelan of this city, Mrs.
Hugh Mcneil of Los Angeles, Mrs
William c. Gorgas and several others
San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. 6.
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Mrs. NJ. J. Coulter of Chicago is
giving a series of lectures here on the
ARTS and Crafts of America" Mrs.
Coulter Is an interesting and earnest
speaker and handles her subject with
the certainty that shows thorough
with the subject In hand.
The lectures are being given at the
library and the second is tomorrow.
night
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This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wall are entertaining with q dance in |
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr w. Freer
and Miss Mary Freer of Belvedere.
CAL. who are guests at the Young.
This delightful trio are friends Of the |
Walls Of long standing and this party |
given in their honor will introduce
them to the Walls host of friends.
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Mrs. Charles Frederick Andrews hast
arrived from Chicago and has joined |
Capt Andrews at the Preside Since |
her ARRIVAL from the PHILIPPINES few
months ago, Mrs. Andrews has. been !
Wis ting her sister and brother-inlaw,
Col. and Mrs. William Stephenson
oau = IouCloSO SHIOulCles FEBRUARY v. /
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Chief Justice and Mrs. Alexander G.
VI. Robertson's dance will take place
IN Saturday evening. This party is
given In honor of Miss Nicholson of
Denver, who is here with her father.
They are guests at the Young Hotel.
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Mrs. Julia C. Smith and Lieut.. Hen.
y Hall were married last evening at
he home of Mrs. d. L. Conkling, the'l
,ride's brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
will leave on the next transport for
lieut. Halls new post of duty.
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Mr. and Mrs. George P. Whitelaw II !
i 1921 Westminster place. St Louis,
md Mrs. Whitelaw's mother, Mrs.
.ouis A. Kies. are, among the st.
1ouisans who have come to the is.
ands for visit
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Mrs. J. B. Anterior had as her
,uests during the stay in port of the
,hiyo Maru. Mrs. C. w. Van Pettin
md Miss Saunders. They are on
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