Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-30

was married in June. She has al
ready taken a favorite place among
the naval set. ..-. ..>
STUDENTS GIVEN JOLLY ~
FAREWELL ... -.
Miss Lydia Miller, sister of Mrs.
henry Blake. and assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake. gave a reception and
dance Saturday evening at the home
OF he latter in Koloa for children of
Ike neighborhood who are leaving this
week for school in Honolulu. The
house was brilliantly lighted and
decorated fer the occasion, - ..
Among the students present were
the children Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
:randt, Mr. and Mrs. Kuhlmann, Rev
Kaulili, Mr. end Mrs Kaupiko, Mr.
and Mrs. KruSe and others. i. -.
Ice cream and other refreshments
were served and dancing was kept
up to the small hours of morning.
All were agreed that it was most
delightful affair-Garden Island
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KEEP OPEN HOUSE ...@
The E. A. Knudsens have kept
open house" in their beautiful noun
tain resort all summer, or since the
early part of July, and guests have
been coming and going all the time.
There has been plenty of good hunt
ing and many campers" among the
latter being D. Howard Hitchcock,
with his family, who spent three
weeks in a pretty spot known as Ko-
lee; and the club has been filled with
prominent Honolulu teachers all the
time, the last to depart on September
IL A camp has been in existence
there for 10 years and by adding a
little each year it has become quite
I'D to date.-Garden Island. ...
MRS. PHILIP FREAR ENTERTAINS
| In honor of four of the seasons
brides, Mrs Philip F. Frear entertain
ed informally in the parlors at Mills
School, Manoa, last Wednesday after
neon .->.s.. ~.
The guests of honor were Mrs.
George Braly, Mrs. M. l.. Copeland,
Mrs John F. Stone and Mrs. Glib.
Other guests were Mrs. H. Stuart
Johnson, Miss Vida Watkins, Mrs Da-
Wis, Mrs. Matthew Graham, Miss Eli
zabeth Jones, Mrs. Ralph W. Gaylord,
Miss Glib and Miss Maurine Samp-
son. ...
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt of New
York, accompanied by Mrs. Charles
w Clark, Mrs. Raoul Duval, Jack Ne
vile and Richard NJ. Tobin of San
Francisco, were at the Potter for the
week and left for Los Angeles for a
short stay. They were guests at the
, dinner-dance in the palm room Satur-
dav night and had luncheon at Shep-
ards Inn en- Sunday.-San Francisco
Chronicle. T. .>
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Rawlins
and Miss Betty Rawlins were home
coming passengers on the Wilhelmina
Mrs. Rawlins has been in the East
! turns in good health after visit to
San Francisco fer medical treatment
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Miss Kathrine Mccarthy, who left
on the Lurline on Tuesday, has gone
for an indefinite period, taking her
mother to specialists on the mainland
for treatment. Miss Mccarthy is a
fayorite here in Honolulu and all hope
to have her back soon again.
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Mrs. Wilbur Rogers (nee Louise
ChurchilD is giving luncheon on
Monday of next week in honor of Miss
Carol Reid of Hilo who leaves on
Wednesdays steamer for select girls
school in Virginia. The luncheon will
be held at the University Club.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Rice of
Kauai are here for Polo Week They
are guests at the Young Hotel and no
doubt much in the way of entertain
ing will be done in their honor
News came by cable on Sunday of
the birth of baby boy to Mrs. James
McCandless, the young widow of the
late James Crystal McCandless, in
Oakland, Cal I'LL ...
Col Harris l.. Roberts, who has
been guest at the Colonial Hotel, is
going to the border. Col. and Mrs.
Roberts have been great fayorites
here. -. n.
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r. E. Walker of the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company of Sac
ramento is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. J. Walker of Hilo, Hawaii.
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Mrs. William G. Ogg came to Homo.
lulu to attend the funeral services of
her husband. The sympathy of the
community is extended to Mrs. Ogg.
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Associate Justice and Mrs. Edward
NJ. Watson are planning to leave dur