Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-08

and loSeS nave DeeA taken, and ar
evening of unusual merit is antici
pated ~=...:.
A COMING RECEPTION
On Thursday. November 16. from .
to IL a. m, Princess David Havana
nakoa will be at home to every Ha
waiian wishing TO call. The reception
is given in the name OF young Prince
kalakaua, honoring his late grand
uncle. King Kalakaua, and will take
place at the princess Pensacols
street residence. 80. ri.
LANIAKEA TEA DANSANT
This afternoon Laniakea tea rooms
will be very gay for there are seyera
iuncheons on, and the afternoon to
O'Clock will be devoted to dancing ant
social chat This place has become
the rendezvous of the smart set.
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Mrs Robert Lishman, affectionately
known to all Of Honolulu as Mother;
Lishman, came home on the Matsonia
Tuesday morning. While the house.
guest of her daughter. Mrs. George
Ross, in Piedmont, she celebrated her
| eighty.second birthday and was tho
recipient of many flowers and mes
sages. Miss Margaret Lishman ac.
companied her mother home.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilder King
are home from the Philippines for a
visit. They have their two small chill.
dren with them. s..... .":...
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Col. and Mrs Richard Croxton and
Mrs. Croxtons daughter, Miss Kittson,
have moved into one of the Colonial
Hotel bungalows, where they will be
glad to see their friends. II
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Mrs. Nancy L. McStocker and Miss
Julie McStocker were arrivals on the
Matsonia, after some months visiting
Francis Blakely McStocker at Cornell
and elsewhere. -" .=...~.. n:
Mr.. and Mrs. john A. McCandless,
Mrs. McCandless' sister, Mrs. s. w.
Barnes, and Mrs. Carl Hardigg were
homecoming passengers on the Mat.
sonia. II:
Mr.. and Mrs Louis E. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Ned Loomis and Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Ellis were at Kahalawai
for ten days enjoying an outing very
much. ..~:
The Punahou teachers announce
that they will be pleased to meet their
friends on Monday in: the afternoon
from 4 to 6 at CastlegHall, Oahu Col
lege
Miss Bertha R. Young and Miss B.
NJ. Young arrived home Tuesday A
large number of friends were on the
wharf to give them welcome
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Miss Carrie A. Gilman and Miss
on the Matsonia after a three months
visit to mainland cities.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Prescott and
their two small children were arrivals
on the Matsonia after three months on
the mainland.
Maj. and Mrs. David Case and Mrs.
Betty Case have moved into the home
formerly occupied by Gen. and Mrs.
John Wiser.
Mrs Margaret Roth, Mrs. C. B.
High, Mrs. Emmett May and her small
children were arrivals on Tuesdays
steamers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCandless ar
rived on the Matsonia on Tuesday and
will soon enter their new home here.
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Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott was home-com-
ing passenger on the .Matsonia after
three months in San Francisco.
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Mrs J. w. Wadman was a home
coming passenger on the Matsonia
after six months in Washington
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Mrs. Bertram Won Damn and her
small son returned after a visit to
the springs in California. =. !. III
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooke were
arrivals on the Matsonia after several
months on the mainland. =>.
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Mr.. Dickson Mott was a home
coming passenger yesterday after
long visit in the East. III
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mist have ar
rived home after two months visit
to Lake Tahoe. @... +. -. .......
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Mrs. R. D. Walbridge and Miss
Parke were homecoming passengers
on Tuesday. >~@t. 49, ~ . -.
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Mrs Gustav Sehuman and Miss Myr-
tie Schuman arrived home on the
Matsonia. :.... H.. ~ -: :.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis H. Underwood
and small child arrived on the Mat
sonia. IL. .. .<.@==.....
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Miss Alice Cooke returned on the
Matsonia after a visit to the mainland
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Miss Shirley Foster was a return
ing passenger on the Matsonia.