Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-16

I daughter. wife OF Naval Constructor
J the Bremerton Navy Tard-San Fran.
cisco Examiner. = - -
! The Potter palm room was the scene
/ of the usual Saturday night frohc and
one OF the prettiest dinners was that
| of Miss Nina Jones. who presided at a
rose pink table and had as guests the
! following friends: Mr. and Mrs Dun
can Edwards. Mrs. Tanner. Mrs. True.
| Miss Mary Gallagher, Miss Gladys
| Keeney, Harold Chase. Mr.. fowler
Reginald Fernald. Mark Horne, John
Barrymore. Clarence Mattel. Edward
Sheldon.-San Francisco Examiner.
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The friends of Colonel Eben Swift.
u. S. A, and his family are regret
that Colonel Swift is to go to Fort
IeavenGorth Mrs. Swift and Miss
Katherine Swift will not go East, how
ever, until September at the earliest.
They expect to remain here until the
lot weather has abated in the Eastern
states. ...."
Major H. Fl. Whitney. U. S. A. of
Fort Scott, was in the same general
order from Washington transferred
to the adjutant generals department.
San Francisco Examiner.
One of the unique affairs Of the
week was the stunt party given by
Mrs George Coleman in the garden
guest was called upon to perform
some original stunt, and some of them
we're very cleverly done and proved
great surprise to the other members
of the company The gathering was
composed of Mrs. Otto Reinhardt Han
sen, Mrs. v. Mott Potter, Miss Marion
Craig Wentworth, Mrs. W. B. Cum
hane, Miss Constance Barbour, Miss
Kathleen O'Brennan, Miss Nina
Jones.-San Francisco Examiner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin Wood are
moving into the Harry Howard place
at San Mateo, until recently occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robin Hayne. The
Haynes are with Mrs. Hayne, ST.,
pending the completion Of the hand
some new home which they are build
!Lg.-San Francisco Examiner.
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Two of the affairs which are keen
" anticipated by society, especially
by the younger set, are the ball to be
given by Mr.. and. Mrs. George A.
Pope for their daughter, Miss Emily
Pope, and the informal dance to be
given for the same young guest OF
honor nv Miss Helen Croker.
Mr.. Pnpo sno',t last week at Tahoe
Tavcrn and will nroha'lv ~ South
for few d""e kofe"n r"'nr1'7F ~
SEN Wntoo. Diars. for tho hall viii
take definite shane upon hNr return
home.-San FRANCISCO Examiner. !
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DR.. and Mrs. W. Howard Campbell
have returned from San Francisco,
where they accompanied. Mrs, Camp
BELLS mother, Mrs. Gift, on her return
to the north. DR.. and Mrs. Campbell
are taking possession of their hand
some new home up Mission way this
week.-San Francisco Examiner.
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The following cards were sent out
to the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guild, who will be, at home to their
guests on Saturday afternoon:
Mr.. and Mrs, John Guild II.
%s-..... At Home -
Saturday afternoon, August the
..=e..: ..,.s nineteenth .
Nineteen hundred and sixteen
Kaalawai from three to six o'clock
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Mrs. J.. l.. Smith entertained at her
home Tuesday for Mrs. McDown, who
leaves The city in the Ventura for a
visit to Montreal, Canada. Those who
met to bid the guest of honor goodby
were Mrs. T. Black, Miss Nancy
Black, Mrs. Mackie. Mrs. Fitchie, Mrs.
Mary Ferreira, Mrs. r. F. Bennett,
Mrs. McClanahan, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs.
Mccoy and Miss Thomas. ~.
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Mrs. Paul Wilmington, who has
been in Honolulu for a year as the
l.ouse-guest of her father and mother,
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Bond Restarick,
leaves for her Boston home on Friday
after a delightful visit. She, like all
islanders, loves her island home and
is very 10th to go.
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Mrs. R. F. Bennett entertained on
Monday at luncheon at her home on
Kalakaua avenue in honor Of Mrs. A.
McDown, who is leaving on the Ven
tura, due to sail on Aug. IL, to meet
her sister, Mrs. Regan, at Montreal,
Canada. " 70 ~. =.
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Miss Thelma X. Murphy and Miss.
Helen Pratt are home again after
delightful six weeks on Hawaii, the
guests Of Mrs. and Miss w. H. Hiser.
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rolpn.
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Mrs. Jane McCorriston and her
daughter. Mrs. c. w. Hudson, return
ed in the Matsonia after year visit
ing Mrs. McCorristen'se daughter,
Mrs. Charles Smith of Portland. .
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