Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-26

yer honored the noted actor, William
H. Crane, and Mr.. James Woods OF
San Francisco. II was Q jolly. inform.
oil dinner as all were old friends, and
friendship "Reminiscences were the or
der Of the evening. Mr.. Wolcott's
guests were Mr.. W. H. Crane, Mr..
James Woods, Mrs. Anna Vale VOL
colt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunbar and
Mr.. Harry Withers. E.., =.
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3. HERE FROM HONOLULU
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Marchfield OF
Honolulu were arrivals here yester-
day.-San Luis Ohispo Telegram.
July 5. L.
Capt. j. F. Fleming, u. s. NJ,
and Mrs. Fleming are giving din
ner July Is in honor of Mrs. Anna
Louise David of New York, now on a
tour of California. Mrs. David with
Mrs. Gabriel Woodwork, also from
the East, but now staying at the
Stewart, is giving a Sunday after
noon concert at the Greek theater,
July Is, and after the concert both
will visit Vallejo as guests of the
Flemings, Mrs. Woodwork will
remain but a day or so, but Mrs.
David will be in Vallejo for quite an
extended visit, and Mrs. Fleming has
planned a number Of functions in
honor of her VISIT. Mrs. David is
recognized at, one Of Americas most
talented harpists, while Mrs. Wood
worth is an equally noted singer. and
has achieved considerable dramatic
distinction, having recently studied in
Italy, and appeared in opera, both
there and in this country.-San Fran
ciysco Examiner.
The Arthur Browns have purchased
the j. L.. Stack property at Waikiki
that In the years TO come may be as
famous as Sans Souei, since 1t has
housed famous writer, Jack London.
Sans Souci was the temporary home
Of Robert Louis Stevenson. Many Of
the old-timers here recall seeing
Stevenson's long. lanky, white-linen-
clad frame huddled in the extreme
end of Fone of Paine's slow but sure
trans that would wait an almost un.
limited time for the convenience of
the patrons. Jack London. to be sure,
has ridden In motor but the Arthur
Brown. house will always be "the
house. the Jack London's lived in
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jack London left on
today's steamer to be present at and
q part of the Bohemian Clubs annual
Pacific Grove outing. At these af-
fairs one finds many worlds celebri-
ties gathered and performing stunts
as only the Bohemian Club members
know how. The Isondons leave with
much regret hut a remark OF Jack
London rings like Irish when he says:
The sooner they go the sooner they
get hack" and when they do come
they SWills find an, aloha waiting for
themk The Londons are truly demo-
cratic and the most hospitable and
kindly host and hostess imaginable.
.
Mare Island lis .osing one of its
most charming young officers, Lieut..
Ethelbert Talbot, u. s. NJ c., having
received orders assigning him to duty
at Guam. He will leave on the
August transport, and being now on,
q visit with relatives In Kansas City,
the short interval between his return
to the yard and his departure for the
South Pacific post is certain to be the
occasion of considerable activity
San Francisco Examiner. St
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Prof and Mrs. Arthur Floyd Crit.
fiths and Miss Eleanor Griffiths left
today for years stay on the main
land. No doubt through Prof. and
Mrs. Griffiths telling eastern friends
OF the many attractions here, num-
Der OF tourists will be attracted by
this personal promotion work.
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Miss Ruth Kerns Is home from
Santa Rosa, visiting her parents on
Church street previous to trip to
the Hawaiian Islands. Miss Kerns
and Miss Aimee Patterson sail
Wednesday at noon, to be gone the.
greater part Of the summer. Santa
Cruz tCai.) News.
MI. and Mrs. Bert Lytell, after two
months of restful vacation here.
left on the Sierra for New York City.
Mrs. Lytell on the stage Is Miss.
Evelyn Vaughn, and both she and hef
talented husband hope they will re-
turn for another season of stock.
.
Donald Lewis, who has been here
on a two weeks visit to the E. ID.
Tenneys, left on this mornings
steamer. A large crowd of the young
er smart set were on the wharf to
wish him bon voyage.
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Dean and Mrs. Armin Otto Leusch-
ner OF Berkeley, CAL, who have been
here since the early part of June,
left on this mornings steamer with
the ayowed intention of returning as
soon as possible.
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Mrs. A. G. Horn Of Honolulu is the
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs. K. C..
Hopper of Lihue Mrs. Horn is accom-
panied by her two small daughters.-