Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-31
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stand city. where all the travellers
have hosts of friends. and where at
least three OF the group Mr.. and Mrs.
C.iarles Tempieton Croker and Mrs.
Harold Dillingham;, have homes OF
their own
Mr. ami Mrs Crocker are going. 10
reopen the handsome place owned by
Mrs. CToCker's mother, AIRS. William
G. Irwin. and where Mrs. Croker has
been almost every summer since her
childhood. The place has every IA.
cility for the best kind OF good time
and IL is IN enyied person indeed who
has the good fortune Of an invitation
to visit there. Mr. and Mrs. Croker
exercise in their island home the same
delightful hospitality for which they
are noted here, the affairs at which
they entertain. whether formal or in
lCrmal. being invariably enjoyable and
carried out perfectly in every detail.
Their arrival is always the reason for
q long series Of ple4surable entertain
ments, their time being taken up with
dinners. dances. lunches and teas, be-
sides more than the usual array OF
outdoor amusements.
There will be quite colony OF San
Franciscans in the islands with the
arrival of the Matsona Mr.. and Mrs.
Croker are taking Mrs. c. Frederick
--ohl and Mrs. Eugene Murphy down
as their guests. Mrs. Harold Dilling-
ham. who has been visiting in San
Francisco for the last month. sailed
on the same steamer taking Miss Ma
riCn Zeile to be her house guest for
several weeks Mr. and Mrs. William
Morrow, Mrs Charles w Slack
and Miss Edith Slack also sailed on
the Matsonia, planning to be away for
some weeks. Mrs. Henry Foster Dut-
ton is already in Honolulu, where she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Har.
rv Macfarlane, for the last few weeks.
Mrs. MacfqrlGne. desnite the fact that
she has lived in Honolulu since her
marriage. is still Californian. accord
ing to CALIFORNIA; views With such
an array of San Franciscans congre-
gated in Honolulu there will be much
of entertainment and the group who
On sailing said they were taking the
trip to secure rest Will doubtless
find il necessary to return to CalifOr.
ni9 to fulfil that purpose.
There was much. regret in San
Francisccs smart circles over the de-
parture of Mrs Dillingham;. AS Miss
Margaret Hyde-Smith, she was one OF
the most Dopular girls OF the younger
set, and her friends have never quite
become resigned to having her make
her home away from here She usu-
ally manages to pass a month or more
of every year in California, where she
1, lot Nd fr;a dc
Of her visit this year was at the home
of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Baldwin Wood, in San Mateo,
and she also made an extended stay
with her aunt, Mrs, Alexander Gar
ceau. on Pacific avenue.
Needless to say, Mrs Dillingham;
was the incentive for many social
'courtesies while here none of the
largest affairs given in her honor was
the theater party at which Miss Ma
rion ZeiIe was hostess Monday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Walker
made her the honored guest at
charming .dinner-dance at the Menlo
Country Club a week ago yesterday.
and on the same day Mrs. Mountford
S. Wilson entertained her at luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs Baldwin Wood gave
dinner in compliment to her a few
days before her departure, and she
was also the guest OF honor at the
dinner over which Mr.. and Mrs Chris
tan de Guigne presided last Sunday
evening in San Mateo. Mrs Dilling-
ham herself was hostess at a hand
somely appointed luncheon the Fri
day before she sailed, when a dozen
of her close friends enjoyed her hos
pitality.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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Mrs. Henry Conger Pratt has ar
rived in Washington from her home
in Ell Paso, Texas, and is the house
guest of her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ord Preston
Francisco Argonaut
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Bishop William Ford Nichols and
Mrs. Nichols are visiting in San RAJ
fael at. the home of their. son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mills.-San Francisco Argonaut.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy have
closed their home on Van Ness ave-
nue. and are esta blished in their Bur
lingame home tor the summer.-San
Francisco Argonaut.
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Mr.. William Powers Ronrn will 90