Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
MISS ALESHIRE TO BE Ma
OFFICERS BRIDE

I LettefS nave Deeu received ITOm tnf
East containing the news OF the en-
gagement OF Miss Dorothy Aleshire.
daughter Of Major General James ID.
Aleehire, United States Army, retired,
and Ensign Alexander Gilchrist Hatch,
United States Navy. The formal an
nouncement was made at a large re
ception given by Major General Ale
shire I'M Washington. ID. c.
Miss Aleshire was here as a little
girl when her father was stationed at
the Preside. She Is one OF the bellies
in Washington society and is a very
attractive and pretty girl. Ensign
Hatch is the only son OF Frank Hatch
OF Honolulu, and Is brother OF Miss
Harriet Hatch. who made her debut
In Washington several years ago, when
her father was connected with diplo-
matte affairs in the capital city.
Miss Hatch and her father we're at
the ST. Francis Hotel several months
ago and Miss Hatch was entertained
on number of occasions by the pen
insula set-San Francisco Chronicle
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THE PITMANS DEPART
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN X. Pitman
Of Boston, who have been in Homo
lulu for the Fast six weeks, left for
their eastern home on Tuesday. It
is so years since Mr.. Pitman was
last here. He says that he shall in
sist on his son and grandson both
coming, so for a long time B. K.
Pitman will be visitor in Hawaii as
there are three of this name living.
One may use the term royalty en-
tertained" as applied to the hospit-
atty shown the PitM.an party, for
surely no one ever coming here has
had more sincere Hawaiian hospitality
layished upon them.
Mrs. Pitman is an American woman,
proud CT her husbands Hawaiian an.
cestry and the relatives they came to
see. Honolulu enjoyed having them
within her gates for they are very
charming and gentle folk.
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NEW ARRIVALS AT THE PLEAS
ANTON
Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. More. Denver,
Colo; John w Helms, New York; Mrs.
@. w. Emmons and Miss Gladly En-
mons. Alameda, Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
]. Barlum, DETROIT Mich; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. GlynnA Detroit. Mich; Mrs.
Florence A. Foster, New York; Mr.
and Mrs. A.. G. Newcomb. Cleveland,
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McQuesten,
Boston, Mass, Miss Josephine Miller,
Boston. Mass; Joseph Bauer, San
Francisco; Mrs. Joseph Bauer. San
Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Ben
nett, Detroit; Miss J. McKechnie,
Sherboodke, Canada; Mrs. Thos. T.
Barr, Rye, N. Y: Mrs. L. Roy Moore.
Berkeley, CAL
wINTERING IN HAWAII
The Aberdeen colony Spreading the
winter in Honolulu, which. includes
Mr., and Mrs. John G. Lewis, will be
Joined soon by Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Az
erill, Charles Holmer, Miss Laura HUI
bert and Miss Mary Dinse. They will
leave next Sunday morning for Van.
coliver, B. c.. from which city they
will board British liner for the isl.
ands. Charles Middleton of Michigan,
who has been visiting the family Of
his brother, A. w. Middleton, win also,
leave Sunday Tor the islands and will
doubtless be q member of the Aber-
deem Earty. Mrs HOLDER, who intend /
ed to accompany her husband, has de-,
cided not to 60. The Aberdeen people
expect to be In Honolulu during the,
annual festival Of flowers and strictly
Hawaiian pastfimes. Aberdeen,
washington. World.
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DEPARTURE POSTPONED.
Mrs. Alexander Isenberg and Miss
Dorothy Woodwork, who had intended |
sailing Monday on the Great Northern
for Honolulu. changed that plan at the
last moment and have indefinitely |
postponed their trip.
Mrs. Isenberg has been passing the |
winter In Berkeley. where her sons are
school, and she win remain |
there for the next few months. She
has q beautiful home in the Hawaiian
islands, where she lived until coming /
to California, some months ago, and !;
Il was there that she had intended to !
pass the spring and summer months |
She had already planned an interest
ing series of entertainments in com
pliment to Miss Woodwork, who is a |
belle Of the debutante set on both |
sides Of the bay.San Francisco
Chronicle.