Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-18
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/ Rosa on King street, TO which the init.
mate friends of both families have
been hidden. The young people FOR
the present plan 10 make their hCme
with Mrs Rosa
FORT SKATER HOP
Col. William Weisel is au::ioT.ty ior
the announcement of a Promotion
Hop on Friday evening al Fort Shat
ter in honor of the officers who have
Tut recently got their promotions.
Miss Mildred L. Clemens, cousin of
the late Samuel l.. Clemens Mark
Twain, who is ON a tour of the
islands, is planning to take the Ditch
Trail trip on Maui, Those who have
made the trip are fascinated over It's
scenic beauty Miss Clemens is col
fecting material for a series of Ice
lures on Hawaii =.
Among the women of note who
were Ventura passengers yesterday
was Lady Mawson, wife of Sir Doug
las Mawson, the famous. explorer.
Lady Mawson is accompanied by her
small daughter and is on her way to
London to join her distinguished hus-
band. -.<-:. ... .-:... ~"
Mrs. J. H.. Norton of New York, who
has been guest at the Moana for the
past three months, left this morning
for her home. She carries away with
her two of the Ambrose Patterson
paintings Of Hawaii @s,.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Los
Angeles visitors, who have been over
in Hawaii are at the crater, are in
town and plan to remain week be
fore returning to their mainland
home. -. .:~: -.
Mrs. Florence Hoffman left on to-
days steamer for years stay On
the East coast. Miss Hoffman has
for the past three weeks been the
motif for many social affairs.
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The many friends of Lieut. and Mrs.
Woodfin G. Jones are showering them
with good wishes, for Baby Elizabeth |
came to their home last Friday.
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Mrs. Harold. Elliot of Hilo, who has |
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mac
gregor at the Colonial. leaves for her
home on Friday of this week.
Princess Kawananakoa has moved |
from the home OF her sister, Mrs.
George Beokley, to her own handsome
estate on Pensacola street
Mr.. Francis NJ. Hatch and Miss Har-
riet Hatch left on the Matsonia to
meet Ensign Gilchrist Hatch, who is
now in San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Dillingham;
nave been, receiving the good wishes
Of large circle of friends. A baby
boy is the cause.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Scovel ar
lived on the Mauna Kea., Tney lefi
n this mornings steamer for main
and visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Kennedy of Hilo
ire in town on their way to the main.
anu LUZ a FiSlI vi ScNSidi hOhIHS
duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie Mather left for
heir New York home this morning
lfter delightful two months in Ha-
vail nei
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Iyers left on
he Matsonia for visit to Mrs. Viii
lam G. Irwin in San Francisco.
Mrs. r. T. Forrest and Mrs. Bert
,chcen are visitors from Hilo who are
.njoying themselves here.
Mrs. S. L. Alexander, a pioneer
esident of Spokane, Wash, has come
o visit her son, Herbert.
The Daughters of Hawaii cleared
bout $3.50 from their delicatessen sale
N Saturday of last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Richie of San
francisco left in today's steamer after
four weeks visit here
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Mrs. A. A. Ebersole and her two
ons left on this mornings steamer
or the mainland.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Baldwin of
tauai left on the Matsonia for coast
isit.
Mrs. T. Brandt of Waimea, Kauai.
J a Honolulu visitor.