Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-11
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his steam yacht, the Mona. Miss
Hartman has taken an active part in
relief work in New York and Wash
ington since the beginning Of the wal
and has taken a Course In nursing
which qualities her for active Rel
Cross seTvice.-San Francisco Bulle
tin.
MRS. W. D. CHITTY is HOSTESS
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Lfggett
was the cosnplimented guest at a tea
given by Mrs. w. d. Chitty at her
home at the Preside, where the day
was one of summer beauty.
Invited to meet Mrs. Liggett were
Mesdames Irving Philipson and Chas
Kremers Of Fort Mcdowell, Mesdames
John B. Mcdonald, H. F. Ardery, Chal,
mers Hall. Varien Dickson, Frank
Caldwell, George StockIe, Thomas H
SlaVens, H. H. Whitney, W. Stills, Os,
man Latrobe, Edmund L. Butts, Cnf
ford Jones, Leartus J. Owen, Sue
Merriman, Ohio W. B. Farr, Daniel
Howell, Martin Crimmins, George
Bailey, Walter Johnson, John E. Nor.
ris and Miss Frances Burlison.-San
Francisco Chronicle.
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THE FRITZ HENSHAWS ENTER,
TAIN
OAKLAND, GAIA eongenial group
Of friends returned this morning from
Ben Lomond. where they enjoyed an
outing of few days as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Tubbs Henshaw.
A series Of house parties is being
given by the Henshaws, who are oeeu'
plying the summer home OF Mrs. Grace
T. Henshaw, and every weekend sew
eraI young people motor down to Ben
Lomond. Among those IN the party
that returned this morning were: MI.
and Mrs. Robert Sharon, Misses Hell,
en- Downey, Gladys Emmons, Phyllis
Lowell, Marguerite Black; Messrs. Ro,
ger Hayne, Spencer Brush, Harry
Houghton, Burton Brace.
ORIGINAL RED CROSS PLAN
Two Coronado girls hit upon an
original plan Of raising money for the
Red Cross Society, They offered a
sweater for sale, the winner to order
the size. color and shape he or she
liked. The sale brought $106.5o and
la young Coronado man won IL. He
ordered dark blue slip on, and is
having the sweater made to fit per-
fectly. The two girls who are now
filling the order are Miss Katherine
Richards, sister OF Miss Ruth Rich
ards, who has gone to drive motor
truck, and Miss Katherine Meigs, for
merly Of this city, and q sister OF
Mrs. Levi Bertolette, widow Of Cmdr.
Bertolette, u 8. N-San Francisco
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MRS. DANIEL HOWELL A HOSTESS
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.--With Mrs
Hunter Liggett the guest Of honor, q
pretty luncheon was given yesterday
at the Woman's Athletic Club by Mrs
Daniel Howell. Mrs. Howell has been
staying at the 2Tesidio since the de.
parture Of Colonel Howell for the Mex
lean border, anc has entertained at
more than one of these delightfully."-
informal affairs. E@s'' 4
! Comprising the guest list forsyestefs
days luncheon were Mesdames Flea
nor Martin. Philip Wales, Robert K.
Evans, Miss Augusta Ames, George
Kendall Of Santa Barbara, and AL.
phonse Duperu.--San Francisco Chron.
icle. ~
PRINCESS EXPECTED
Princess Radziwell Ii expected here
soon to give a series Of lectures on
the Russian situation. She Is mosi
interesting character and 10 the author
OF memoirs Of Forty Years" q book
Iof Russian society. Princess Radzi
wen Il the daughter or Count Renzy,
one Of the mos. prominent Russians
Of his time. DR.. Beatrice Simpson ar
rived q few days ago at the Palaces
hotel as Q sort Of advance agent for
the princess She win spend several
days at Monterey, awaiting the arrival
OF the princess. San Francisco Blu
letin.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal - News
comes from the FairmoRt that D. M.
Linnard, managerin-chief, has hand
Cd IN his official resignation for June
a. Mrs. John b. Casserly has been
appointed TO fill his place on that
date. and all profits of the day. I'm
Guiding the weekend guests who may
register on Saturday, viii be devoted
to the Red Cross and the Allied Ba.
Ear. Many reservations are already
being made for the luncheon and "a.
ner at the Fairmont on that day
San Francisco Chronicle. - ~ q
Miss Sarah Redington viii arrive
this week from Santa Barbara and will
70 to Berkeley To attend the sunlme.