Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-07

ers and players furnished the lullaby
music CT the islands.
The other guests were the Mes
danes Alfred T. Smith, J. Franklin
Bell, Francis Pope, Louis Chappelear
john FL Gardner. Lee Holcumbe, F.. o.
johnson, Frederick Perkins. George
Perkins. Thomas II. Rees, James H.
frier. 81. P. Donnellan, Jarius Al.
Moore. William III. Brooks, John ID.
Barrelte, Leon Cohen, Charles Ryland,
Richard crayens, Oliver Hazard and
Miss Addea Hunter.-San Francisco
Examiner.
VISITOR FROM ISLANDS.
Miss Mae Garden of Honolulu has
been a guest of Miss Marjorie Nick
erscn at the Nickerson home on the
Tunnel read for past week and has
been entertained informally by her
hostess at a number of affairs. Yes
terday Miss Nickerson and Miss Car
den and one or two others had lunch
con at the Sequoyah Country Club,
with several other affairs at the Clare
mont Country Club during the week.
Miss Garden and her mother are
en- route East to attend the gradua-
ton of the formers brother, Jack,
from Johns Hopkins. and will leave
Berkeley tomorrow. Miss Garden and
Miss Nickerson were classmates at
Yassar and both viii resume their stu
dies at the eastern college in the fall
Miss Nickerson has been attending
the University of California for the
past year, but will return East for her.
senior years. work at vassar Der
kelley, Cal, Gazette
8s So
.DELJCATESSEN SALE. .
On Saturday morning there will be
a delicatessen sale held under the
auspices of the, ladies of st. Andrews
Hawaiian Congregation for the bene-
fit of the endowment fund! in the store
on the, corner of Fort and Beretania
Those in charge are as follows:
Foreign delica tessen- Mrs. L. Knoll,
Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs. A. Wall, Airs. w.
Moore, Mrs. G. Chill.ngworth. Mrs. j.
Lane, Miss Gillett. Mrs. ]. A. Dominis.
Hawaiian laulau-AIrs. Dow and
Mrs. Kawaihoa.
Plants-Alrs. Norrie, Mrs. colburn
and Mrs. Iona
Kukui. red salt and limu Mrs
Evans. Candy-M Mrs. Black. Laulala
Airs. Meek and Mrs. Shaw.
A chop suey lynch will be served.
under the direction of Miss Emily
Ladd. assisted by Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Trevennan, Mrs, Mcdonald and
Asro- Ex,n.,c 81 y,k<ssx ~ 49, IT, - Z, \
hall.
A table of fancy articles will be on
sale for the benefit OF ST. Elizabeth's
Chinese Girls guild.
tif FROM HoN0L UI.u
: Mr. and Mrs. ], G. Wicks, who have
been spending several months. In Ho-
nolu.u. write, that they had intended
to sail for Victoria All ] %, but the
boat was crowded and they have de-
Iayed hefr departure until May. a6.-7ni
Colfaxf Wash. Gazette. a.sTy. II q,
- = - sis,a -
Mr. and Mrs. Claus August Spreck-
els have s abandoned all idea of re-
turning to Paris and have given up
their handsome apartment on the Ave
nue. do Bois de Boulogne which they
have Occupied for the past six years.
At thebutbreak Of the war the SpTeck.
els, Lire many Americans. decided
that there. was. no place like home,
and they returned to the United States
In such haste that they did not bring
as much as a handbag with them.
Upon their arrival in New York they
leased an apai tment on Riverside
Drive, where they expected to reside
temporarily until the war was over.
This being, however, still very indefi-
mite, Mr.. and Mrs. Spreckels have
again decided to take up their resi-
dence in this country, and last week
purchased beautiful place ON Long
Island. which, was formerly the prop.
erty OF Mr. Sherry, the celebrated New
York caterer. The house, which is a
real French chateau of the sixteenth
century, was brought from France by
Mr. Sherry and erected on his Long
Island estate, which comprises park
Of some 200 acres. This is for the
most part natural country and con-
tains q beautiful lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spreckels expect to be settled in their
new home. byJune /, and they will en-
terrain extensively during the sum.
mer.San Francisco Examiner.
= ass.
Mr.. and Mrs. X o. Matlleson, with
Rcderick and Walker, their sons. left
en- the Lurline for a mainland visit
Mr. Matheson plans to be gone three
while Mrs. Matheson and che
boys will be gone the greater 1siIt of
a year. They plan to visit in the
and in Canada
Miss Bernice Halstead, who has
been a student at Mills College for