Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-10
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N6ChAICH sportsman anu Ilnu
Beagler" is, nowadays the lit
- eral truth in California. No
matter how much other sports may
have seemed to be the one real love,
ii appears now that they were but
thin veneer, so Overwhelmingly have
Californians succumbed to the latest
fad, says the San Francisco Exam
iner Beagling, more than any other
pastime, includes real companiOnship
with friends, opportunities for getting
out of doors without having to bother
about the paraphernalia Of a sporting
game or any other formality. Even
the costuming is haphazard. After
the strenuous year through which
most men and women in society have
passed the relaxing gayety Of this
most ancient of sports seems to have
been the very thing that everyone in
society craved. r..
The hunt breakfasts have become
the latest fad, and series of them is
being given. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Clark had the entire Beagle Club as
their guests as compliment to Miss
Marion Hollins and Miss Janetta
Alexander, The Templeton Crockers
had the same coterie, about 120 or so,
as guests. 1t was a great lark and
created no end of talk. ~
The others who have announced
their intentions of entertaining the
A. Pope, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Caro-
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Grant and
Mr.. andF Mrs. George A. Newhall. The
dates have not been announce.-Sani
Francisco Examiner. .-~.>~,. ). 4
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Capital Society Aids Russian &C..
Wounded. ..-.
WASHINGTON, D. C.-The Rus
sian ambassador and Nine. Bakh-
meter and their entire suite &C.
cupied boxes tonight at the Russian
ball-given for the benefit Of sick and
wounded Russian soldiers. The coun-
tries OF France. Great Britain, Italy,
Spain and Brazil were represented by
their ambassadors with their wives
and entire STATS, the guests including
members Of the diplomatic and official
set and resident Washington society.
The sight was brilliant and unusual.
Almost every woman present wore the
Kakoshnik, the heafdress worn by
Russian women Of rank. the crown
shaped hand surrounding the head b.
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sets manage 10 intersperse a deal OF
gaiety and the lighter vein OF lie
into their days OF stress
The center Of social life. for the
army il San Francisco is FoTt Mason,
where reside Maj.-gen and Mrs J.
Franklin Bell. Gen. Bell is Commands
ing the Western division.
The navy sets affairs are central
lied at Mare Island, where Capt