Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23


ed to a wealthy Honolulu family, and
after his wedding he established him
self In business in Oakland. On bus.
mess trip to Stockton the accident
which caused his death occurred.
Mrs McCandless being with him
when he died.-San Francisco Exam
liner.
Lieut. and Mrs. w. II. Munter. who
have been staying for the last two
weeks at the Cecil Hotel. viii leave
Wednesday for Yosemite valley Mrs.
hunters sister, Miss Florence Hoff-
man. will arrive next month from her
home in Honolulu She win join
Lieut. and Mrs. Munter at the Cecil
and they win remain in this city for
six weeks. Both of these attractive
girls have many friends in San Fran
cisco who will entertain in their hon
Eor-San Francisco Examiner.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Miss
Gladys Hinekley, who came here re.
Gently from Washington. will sail to-
day for the Orient.
While in California Miss Hinckley
was the guest Of Mrs. Frederick Kohl
for a few days at Tahoe. Later they
went to Yosemite. Among those who
entertained them during their stay
here were Mrs. Francis Carolan, Mrs.
George T. Marye, Mrs. William Hinck-
ley Taylor and others of the PENN
suIa set.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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Mrs. Cyril A. w. Dawson. wife OK
Lieut.. Dawson, is the guest Of her pa,
rents, Dr. and Mrs. William Halter.
9th. awaiting the arrival of her hus.
band, Lieut. Dawson. The young cou-
pie plan to sail on November 5 for
the Philippines. They are very much
pleased with their new station. A
{ trip to the Orient is included in their
plans. This will be the honeymoon
"trip, as young Dawson had little or
no leave OF absence at the time of his
marriage this summer-San Francis
co Examiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Could will sail
from Honolulu October 4. They In
tended to sail this week for the
States. but on account Of the fnfan-
tile paralysis epidemic in the East,
they decided to keep their children In
Honolulu during this month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gould and their two daughters
were recently invited by her majesty,
Queen Liliuokalani, to spend the
morning with her. Capt. and Mrs.
Edward Carpenter gave large din.
ner last week for the Goulds. San
Francisco. Examiner, Sept. 10.
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The following will be read with In
terest by Honolulans, for Francis
Eames Isl an island boy: IS
The engagement OF Miss Elizabeth
PattisoRi and Francis Games of Homo.
lulu wasSannounced a few days ago.
The wedding is to take place very
SoollSse 9bs Ssz- sssas..ssss. Il 4 -
MISS Rattison lis the daughter OF
Maj. II. II. Pattison. now In, Mexico.
She has been here recently visiting
Mrs. Carey, wife of Capt. E G. Carey,
at the Preside.
Games Is q wealthy plantation own
er of Honolulu. The marriage will
take place in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. s. Grant, Jr., who
have been in Washington. went to
New York this week, after an unsuc-
cessful search for suitable house In
which to make their future home in
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Grant are
sailing from New York on Wednesday
for South America, and will not re-
turn until February.
Mrs. Grant Is the second wife of Mr..
Grant She was formerly Miss Ameri-
ca Workman of Los Angeles. The
wedding took place about four years
ago in California. They have made
their home since in San Diego, al
though for many years after the close
of his fathers administrations Mr..
Grant lived In New York. They will
not return to San Diego.-San Fran
cisco Examiner. September 10.
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Mrs. ClaIand N. Offley and her sis
ter, Mrs. William Wallace, entertained
at an jriformal bridge last Thursday
afternoon. The. party was held on
Mare Island at the home of Command
er and Mrs. Offley, Mrs. Wallace and
her husband, Paymaster Wallace. also
residing there. Commander 0ffley
is in charge OF allsmachinery construc-i
ton and repair at the navy yard, and.
is expected to shortly be commits
stoned as captain, having recently tax
en- the examination for promotion.
The affair Thursday was attended