Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-20

I pairs at the navy yaTu the com ma n
der has been detached from duty.
Commander Althouse yill pass a part
Of his months leave at Mare Island,
and at its expiration viii probably
be ordered to the Asiatic station
San Francisco Chronicle,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Grant have
been passing most OF the summer at
| Pacific Grove. They have been inter
ested in golf and were on the links at
Del Monte every day. Mrs Grant was
the weekend guest Of Miss Genevieye
King last week at her home on Broad.
way.-San Francisco Chronicle
Mrs. James Ward Keeney and, Miss
Helen Keeney will not be in attend
ance at local affairs this season, as
they are to leave shol tly for PhiladeI-
phia. where they will stay several
months. While there they will be the
guests of Mrs. Keeney's sister, Mrs
George Harding.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
After an enjoyable stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hobart at Tahoe.
Miss Ysabel Chase has returned to
her home at Easton. The Hobart
camp at Sand Harbor is one of the
most luxurious places on the lake,
and has been the scene of numerous
house parties this summer. Walter
Hobarts motor-boat, Orange Blossom,
IS the fastest on the lake.-San Fran.
olson rhropfcla ..-.. a.
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Mrs. Joseph G.. Coleman of Chicago,
who has been at Santa Barbara dur
ing the summer, returned north last
Tuesday, with Mrs. Willard Drown,
who has been Mrs. Coleman's guest.
Mrs. Coleman was here last summer
and was entertained at many social
affairs. Among those who will ems
terrain Mrs Coleman during her stay
here are Mesddmes Waiter r. Filler,
Daniel C. lacking, Z Willard Drown.
Harry H. Scott, Robert Hayes Smith
and others.-San Francisco Chronicle.
. Mr.. and Mrs. R. Behrens of Honolu-
lu, after visiting in Yakima for two
months, started yesterday on their
return to their home. They are the
owners of 10 acres Of Teton apple
land and propose to remove to this
valley in a year or SO to make their
home here. While here they camped
for time above Soda Springs and
had a most delightfuiA outing, they
said.--North Yakima, Wash, Herald.
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Joe Hedeman and family were ar
rivals Tuesday evening and are WIS.,
iting relatives and friends. They came
from Honolulu on the same steamer
with Mr.. Hedeman's parents, who will
leave Thursday on a business trip
through the East. Mr.. oHedeman and
family expect to remain several
months in California, tie greater por-
tion OF which time thesswill spend in
" oodland - Woodland t,aS Cal Demo-
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Mrs. Adrian NJ. Oakss is to leave
for Los Angeles in a few days for the
winter and later will join her daugh-
ter, Miss Clarice Cakes, who has gone
to Honolulu to take charge of the mu.
sic department in ST. Andrews Pri- /
DRY, school for native Hawaiian
girls. Mrs. Cakes has Been very act;
I've in st. Dayid's church. and was an
officer in the diocesan Auxiliary of
the Episcopal Church of Oregon for
years. She Is a member of the Half
Hour Study Club and is interested in !
many lines Of work Euncheons, din
ners and picnics. are being given in
her honor and she viii leave many
friends who will regret her departure.
Portland Oregonian. -" !