Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-24

Washington Star.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The following announcement is in
teresting to Honolulu society: Miss
Sepha Pischel has a host OF friends
here who will all be interested in
her betrothal: "Betrothed-Miss
Sepha DohrmaEn Pischel, Mr. Albert
John EVers"
RETURN FROM HONOLULU.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Bishop re-
turned a few days ago from Honolulu
and were at the Fairmont until yes
terday, when they left on a motor
trip down the coast. They brought a
| large touring car from New York and
made several automobile trips in the
| Hawaiian Islands. The Bishops will
return to San Francisco for another
visit before going to their eastern
home.-San Francisco Bulletin.
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Mrs. Harold Snow Miss Anita Fla
haven left recently for New York,
where she will join her husband,
Lieut.. Snow, United State: navy, who
will be stationed on the Atlantic
coast during the summer Mrs. Snow
and Miss Muriel Boxton, who is also
in New York, have been enjoying sew
eral motor trips together. They mo-
tored with PARTY of friends to Bos-
ton, where they were the guests of
| Lieut.. Shows relatiyes.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle ..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gaillard Stoney and
Mr.. and Mrs c. Edward Holmes are
having a delightful motor trip in Sou
| thern California They have been
stopping at Beverly Hills for the last
week, but left Saturday for Coronado.
En- route they will stop at several
other watering places.-San Francisco
Examiner.
With June little more than a week
away, bridal plans are interesting
/ more than one girl. Having we'd
dings take place on Saturday as
matter Of course does not constitute
the only innovation that brides of the
present season have adopted.-San
Francisco Chronicle -.
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Mr. Ernest Parker, who is to be
the high priest in the Zarastura bal
let at the June Fantasy, is to wear a
wonderful creation to fit the part he
is to take. Much time has been
spent on the construction and furnish
ings Of this garment, .. ,.~..
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All of the beach homes are going
through the yearly renovation. prepa-
! ratory to the general exodus of Homo
lulu families who are planning on
spend the summer at Kaalawai,
Kahala, Kailua, Waialua, Hauula and
Haleiwa.
Miss Alice Doughty is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chill
lingworth. Miss Doughty is a Mills
graduate and will assist at the Mills
celebration that is to be held at the
home Of Mrs. A.. j. Campbell. -:
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Jack and Carter Gait will be home
from college on June 90 for the summer
holidays From June l on every
steamer will bring home a few of the
younger set who are away at the vari-
Gus Eastern colleges and school.
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Mrs. E. c. Webster of Kamehameha
schools left on yesterdays steamer
for her home in New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Webster will be gone for three
months visiting relatives. .......:
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Helen, Margaret and Kathrine
Jones are not coming back for this
summer, planning to spend it on the
coast of Maine. They will be great
ly missed, for they surely are popular
generally. -. = !:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane
have asked a company of friends to
dancing party at the Country Club
on Saturday evening. complimenting
Mrs. Templeton Croker. -.
Maj. Robert s. Abernethy of the
United States army is one of the
recent arrivals at the Cecil hotel He
entertained at dinner there Thursday.
San Francisco Chronicle. .. :,
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Gen. and Mrs. John Mcclellan have
arrived from Honolulu and will be at
the Fairmont hotel some time before
going to their home in San Diego
San Francisco Chronicle. ..
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Mrs. Anne Lakeland was hostess at
six-table bridge luncheon on Mon
day of this week at the Country Club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Olson are
moving this week into the w. A. Bow.
en- home in the Makiki district.
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Vernon Tenney and Miss 'Wilhel
nina Tenney will be here about the
middle of June. ....
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