Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

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ter, Eleanor Gartley, Doris Marks,
LAY Walker, Marian Paris, Rudolph
senberg, Alexander Isenberg. Donald
Young, Dudley Pratt, Gordon Scott,
lanes Camnbell. Llwellyn Dowsett,
Granville Danford. Curtis Turner,
!tanley Waldrcn, Redus Waldron.
Tom Singlehurst.
LIEUT.. Girls NJ. BJRLINGAME A
DINNER HOST
Last Friday evening Lieut.. Girls NJ.
Burlingame of Fort De Russy was a
dinner host. After dinner the guests
motored to the dance at Fort Kane
hameha.
Lieut.. Burlingame's guests were
Col and Mrs Alfred NJ. Hunter. Miss
Kathrine Raymond. Mrs. Carolyn Ray
mond, Miss Dell McCne. Miss Helen
Ohmstad. Miss Hazel auckland. Miss
MeEae. Lieut. Roy NJ. Jones. Lieut..
/ Samuel H., filghman, Lieut.. William
Jouett,. Lieut.. w. e. r. Covell and
Lieut.. William e. Dorman.
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MRS. j. "A. BAL.CH Al LUNCHEON
HOSTESS
s. Tuesday pf this week Mrs. J. A.
Balch was hostess at iuncheon in
honor Of her sister. Mrs. G. G. Ritter,
who leaves next week for her main,
land home. The table was very pref
| ty with its setting of dainty pink hi
Discus and long strands Of lacy ferns
Music helped to pass the afternoon
Mrs. Balch's guests we're Mrs
George C.. Ritter, the guest Of honor;
| Madame Campbell. Miss Clara Camp
bell, Mrs. Byron Z. Noble, Mrs. Johr
Lennox,s Mrs. Tom Church, Mrs. Ray
Allen, Mrs. Albert N. Campbell and
Miss Dorothy Guild.
WILL READ PAPER ON COAST
Among the Hon0lulans who left this
week for California on the LurIine
was Mrs. John. C. BridwelI, wife oi
the wellknown Honolulu entomolo-
gist and expert on ffuft-fly parasites
Mrs. Bridwell is en- route to San
j Diego, Southern California, where she
will read a paper entitled "The Breed
! ing of Fruit.F1y Parasites in Hawaii,
written by her husband, at the conven
ton of the Pacific Slope Association
:, for the Advancement of Science Il
be held in San Diego this month.
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/ CLAIMS BRIDE ON COAST
| When Mr.. NJ. L. Copeland Of Mills
school left for San Francisco q few
weeks ago, 1t was whispered amonl
his friends that he would return will
bride. They arrived recently ant
are spending their honeymoon here
4 prior to the opsning OF Mr.. Copeland'I
most active duties when school begins
this fall.
j This bride, who was Miss Ethe
Woodwork Of Warsaw, New York, 1
an attractive girl who Is making man.
friends. They are living in Manoi
Valley.
A HALEIWA DINNER PARTY
Last Saturday evening, after tn
"hukilau'' given by Mayor and Mn
John Lane at Waianae, a large part
motored to Haleiwa to enjoy lat
supper and dance. II was long pas
midnight before the last Of the guest
departed for town. Some Of thos
noticed at one long table we're Primo
| and Princess Kalanianaole, Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Chillingworth, Mr.. an
Mrs. Jay Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. RobeI
Single, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ CAM
, tell, Miss Clara Campbell, Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Beckley. Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
Petrie, Mrs. Mary Beckley, Mr.. an
Mrs. John Walker, Mr.. Ernest Parke
and Mr.. A. Wilcox.
YOUNG MEN DANCE HOSTS
This evening Mr.. NJ. Watt and NJ
Ralph Gray are entertaining q part
. of friends at a dance at the waikiki
home Of Mr.. Gray About hundre
young people are expected.
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A FISHING PARTY AT NIU
, At the Charles Lucas home at nj
! on Monday, a Jolly set Of young pc
1 rle enjoyed the novelty Of torchligf
) fishing. Bathing suits were donne
: and everyone was ready for u
1 fun. All waded out to the reef an
/ here were caught the fish soon TO
: served In q chowder The guests
: the Lucas home were Miss Wilht
4 nina Tenney, Miss Jessie Kennel
i. I Miss Mary Lucas, Miss Hattie Luca
) Miss Alice Hastings, Miss Lois Bru
: dred, Mr.. Vernon Tenney.