Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-12

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Mrs. William Mayo Newhall has re-
Gently been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
MountfOrd S Wilson at their home in
Burlingame-San Francisco ArgOnaut.
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Rev. and Mrs. Henry Sloane Coffin
sailed few days ago from Honolulu
for the Orient after a two weeks
visit in the islands. They were the
incentive for mach entertainment
while in Honolulu. A large dinner
vas glen in their honor by the Mems
LeIgIe and Wompns Society of the
Central Union church. Former Gov
rrnor Walter Frear, president Of the
Mems League, received the guests.
Rev. and Mrs. Coffin will return to
San francisco in the autumn.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
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Among the distinguished visitors
in town is Mrs Powell Fauntleroy.
who arrived this week ON the steamer
Matsonja from Honolulu. She has
joined Misses Lillias Janney of Lees
burg, Va, and Katherine Schmidt Of
York, Pa, who are guests at the Cecil
hotel. They have been travelling in
the Orient several months, and will
be in San Francisco ten days longer
before they depart for their homes in
the South and the East-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
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Dr. Rupert Blue has recently been
enjoying a visit in Ashbury during
the annual convention Of the Medical
Society OF New Jersey. He was given
the distinction of being the honor
guest at an elaborate dinner given
by the society On its 150th anniver'
sary.-S2n Francisco Chronicle.
Mrs. William d. Leahy, who has
been passing the last few months in
Washington, has gone to Newport,
where she will be for the next few
months as the guest OF her brother
in-law and sister, Capt. and Mrs. AL
bert r. Niblack. Miss Marie Louise
Harrington of this city will also go
a guest at the Niblack home. She is
niece of Cap. and Mrs. Niblack
and OF Mrs. Leahy.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
The family of Clarence C. White ar
lived in California on the Manoas
last trip and is now located at the
Hotel Shattuck in Berkeley. Mrs.
Grace Fisk Billings, who has been Wis
iting her sister at the latter's home in
Haiku, Maui, accompanied them. Mrs.
White recently disposed of her pine
apple farm to Harold w. Rice and the
family will probably make their per
manent home in Berkeley. The Whites
beach place, Sandal" was purchased
by Dr. W. d. Baldwin.
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Capt. George Steunenberg of Scho-
field Barracks is spending his leave
Of absence in California and is located
at the Hotel Shattuck, Berkeley.
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Miss Wilhelmina Tenney, Miss
Alice Hastings, Miss Lois BrUndred
Vernon Tenney and Donald Lewis
arrived last evening and are guests Of
the Tenney household. The social
life of the younger set will start to |
hum from now until it is time for the
buds and beaux to go back to college, |
which means the month OF Septem |
ber.
Miss Myrtle Schuman has invited 4 |
of guests in for cards ON
afternoon.
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Sydney Russell, who is now touring |
he hawaiian Islands, is expected |
home some time in July. Mr. Russell |
S student at the University of I
California and makes his home at the /
Ictel Shattuck, Berkeley, Cal. Young
Russell is the composer of number
If catchy airs, including My Flower
If Waikiki"
Mr.. and Mrs Edward D. Tenney /
ave invited a number of guests in
Tor this afternoon to renew friend
ships with the young felix just home.
A charming party is on at the Tenney
nome today.
Mrs. Henry GinaCa, formerly Miss
iladys Rycr0ft OF Hcnolulu, makes
Ter home at the Hotel Shattuck, Berk-
ley. Mrs Ginaca is not only an eX-
,e1t tennis player, but has a very
,retty lyric soprano voice, which is
Ieard occasionally at the smart af
airs OF the hotel
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Mrs. Helen Nocnan, who has been
lway for almost a year, was warmly
greeted by a score OF friends who
we're On the wharf last evening to say
lloha to Aunt Nell' as she is cali
ID by. her near and dear friends.
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Mrs. Hugh Hail ston entertained a
able of bridge players on Tuesday
afternoon. +
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