Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-23

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Mrs. Leslie Moon, Mrs E. 8. Bogart,
Mrs. John D. Spreckels, and Miss Mar
garet Caperton.-San Francisco Chron-
icle. May Is. >, e..
JAcKLINGs Returning TO CALI
+ .,,..-- FORNIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c. lacking will
leave New York on Saturday, arriving
In Sam Francisco early In the coming
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The Jacklings were hosts at an
elaborate and beautiful dinner given
at the Ritz Carlton th3 other evening.
Twenty-Five guests were present, at
the dinner and the decorations, prin-
cipally American Beauty roses, were
handsome In the extreme.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle, May 3D. 80 ,2: p 80
ABOUT MRS. HERBERT HOOVER
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, who was guest
of honor al the Century Club on We'd
inesday, delighted and interested the
members with talk upon her expert
ences IN Belgium during the time that
her husband, Herbert G. Hoover, was
| in charge OF the relief work. This
was the first time that many OF the
women had enjoyed meeting Mrs.
Hoover, and there was q large at
tendance. Mrs. Bruce Cornwall was
the hostess of the day--San Francisco
Chronicle. 49, - Z. .:[
DELIGHTFUL DANCING PARTY AT
MAXAM HOME -
"A delightful dancing party was given
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John
u. Maxam and their daughter, Miss
Hazel Maxam, at the family residence,
1873 Piikoi street. + 3s5s..
About 40 friends attended and dane
until 1880 O'Clock Refreshments
liulans and several from outside points,
Including SchofieId Barracks. Hawai- |
Ian music was furnished by glee
club of local musicians. 45~ /
ARMY CHRONICLES
y Brig. Gen. Robert x. Evans, q. 8. |
st. Francis hotel for an indefinite
stay, were hosts Tuesday evening at |
la dinner party given at the hotel.
f. DANCE AT PEARL HARBoR |
Miss Louise Clark, daughter of Capt
and Mrs. George Clark, was hostess
| at a dancing party on Wednesday,
ieyening at Pearl Harbor. About Is |
guests were in attendance. /
b Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN DUN
- +. ENTERTAIN *.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. John Dun entertained
lat very informal dinner at the Coun. |
TRY Club on Wednesday evening. i
Mrs. Lewis Merriam, wife Of Maj
Merriam, u. s. A., who spent the win
ter and spring as the guest of her |
lson-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. |
a. e. Gillespie, has returned to her
home in Washington, D. c. Mrs. Mer.
friam Came West last winter to visit |
with her son, Capt. Merriam, u. s. A., |
before his departure for his new
post In Honolulu. Mrs. Gillespie is
spending several weeks at Skaggs
Springs. /
A number Of San Francisco women
went to Palo Alto last Tuesday to |
attend the tea given by Mrs Howard
wv. Morrow in honor of Mrs. A. Doug.
las MoBryde. Mrs. McBryde has been
a resident of the peninsula since las:
fall, wnen she gave up her establish. |
ment on Green street and bought the |
oxnard place in Woodside.-San Fran.
ecisco Chronicle.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Bowles (Be.
atriee Nickel, who are spending their
honeymoon In Honolulu, will return |
the latter part of this month. They |
will be the guests of Mr.. Bowles' pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip BoN1es, In |
Piedmont, for a time, and will later |
establish home of their own on this |
Side of the bay.-san Francisco Bull |
letin.
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The Canadian branch Of the Red
Cross Society is rejoicing In the gift |
OF beautiful fountain from Mrs |
James Jordan. This win be disposedl
of by the society for the benefit Of thel
sCanadian division of the Red Cross
work and generous return II expect
ed. 6 the fountain z - unrspallvl