Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-12
COMlNGS AND GOlNGS
OF THE SMART SET

Mrs. Hyde-Smith leaves in two
months time for her annual trip TO
San Francisco.
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Mrs. Gus Schaefer has invitations
out for a dinner for Thursday night
in honor of Miss Rosie Herbert.
Mrs. Bernice Walbridge and the
Misses Parke have cards out for a
tea to take place on Thursday, Feb
ruary 18th.
Mrs. Harry Won Holt has invitations
out for a luncheon on Wednesday OF
next week TO meet the young girls
visiting in Honolulu. :-
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Miss Mary Johnson of the Colonial
hotel has cards out for masquerade
dance for Valentine Night, which will
be next Monday evening. ~.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Brooks of Min
neapolis have taken the John Bowler
home on Diamond Head road and will
be here for at least three months.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson
have issued cards for a dance on Sat
urday, February 10, to meet Miss
Nicholson and Miss Sibyl Robertson.
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The Manoa branch of the Woman's
Cooperative League will meet next
Monday with Mrs. A. l.. Andrews as
hostess at her home, Liholiho drive,
Manoa valley. .:.-.
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Mrs. Willis Hall Vittum is a guest
at the Pleasanton hotel for the win
ter months She is greatly charmed
with the many attractions of this
cosmopolitan city. T.. - =.
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Dickson Mott has gone for six
months trip through the states. He
has not been well lately and this trip
is taken in the hope that he will be
greatly benefited. ri. Z.
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Admiral and Mrs. C. B. T. Moore
are two such strong friends of the
islands they will return in the spring
and commence the erection of their
permanent home in upper Nuuanu.
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Mrs. L. E. Davis of Manoa valley
is leaving Honolulu on the 26th, TAX
ing the Great Northern on that date.
Mrs. Davis plans to be away six or
eight months and will visit her family
in Piedmont, Cal
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Many 81 the army folk have accept.
ed the invitation of town friends to
come in and spend Carnival week in
town. The officers will be here with
their companies, so Honolulu promis-
es to be very gay
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The posters that are being display
ed about town depicting the differ
ent scenes from the Peacock Ballet
are beautiful and most artistic, show.
ing how very clever Mrs. Arthur
Macintosh is, as they are all from
her brush. ri s.s@. .....s
The ladies of the Outdoor Circle
ask every woman in Honolulu who
owns a double pink hibiscus bush to
kindly donate the blossoms for the
decoration of an Outdoor Circle car.
A phone message to Mrs. w. l.. Moore
or to Mrs. A. E. Murphy will give
any information desired.
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Mrs. William Alanson Bryan will is
sue cards shortly for a large tea In
honor of three eastern friends who
are spending some time in Honolulu:
Mrs. George A. Plimpton of buffalo,
N. Y, Mrs. Isaac Richardson and Mrs.
w. d. Richardson of Davenport, Iowa.
The affair will take place Friday, Feb
ruary Is, at o'clock at Mrs. Bryan's
home ON Punahou street
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Miss Muriel Tilden, who was one
of the most graceful dancers in the
Peacock ballet, left in the Matsonia
1t was such pity as she is beau
tiful dancer, She was the house-guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Bush and
they had to leave hurriedly on bust
ness and Miss Tilden decided to go
with them. Her place has been taken
by another young woman.
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Mrs. Allen Parker, wife of Capt
Parker, u. s. A., who has been the
guest of Mrs. James Ossawaarde at
her home at Alcatraz, left last week
for her home at Vancouver barracks.
Mrs. H Fl. Sheen, wife of Capt. Sheen,
U. s. A., gave dinner for Mrs. Par
ker prior to her departure. The
guests were members of the service
set about the bay.-San Francisco
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