Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-18

! aried by Miss Miriam Ewin-. left for
San Francisco On Tuesday. from
where they will sail for Honolulu
Miss Ewing will remain in HouOlniI
for some tine after Mr., and Mrs.
Lupfer return tn the States. visiting
r.ends.-PCrt.gHd, Ore, TCIe ram
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Mai. and Mrs. Otho Rosenbaum and
Miss Elizabeth RosenbaUm leave very
shortly for the mainland. after a very
pleasant three years here. They have
made for themselves a pleasant social
niche and all three will be equally
and sincerely missed A hearty aloha
goes with them from Honolulu folk.
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. w. PurviS o.
Honolulu, who have been staying at
the Cecil hotel for the last six months,
left Tuesday for the East. They were
accompanied by their daughter Miss
Silburn Purvis, and Mrs. A. &. Pick
ems Of l.-nolulu.,- San Francisco Chro
nicle.
DIR. and Mrs. Chris ODay have re.
turned to Honolulu to make their
home here after several years al
sence in Portland. They are COM
fortabIy domiciled at the Hawaiian
Hotel in the Beretania avenue cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Kennedy of HilO
are in town and guests at the Young.
Mr.. Kennedy, to the deep qualification
of his friends, is greatly improved in
health and with few weeks here a
big improvement is hoped for.
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Mrs. Victoria Ward, Miss Kulumanu
Ward and Mrs R. E. Booth were incom-
ing passengers on lie Manoa. 1t is
nearly a year since Mrs. Ward and
Miss Ward left here and very warm
welcome is being extended the three
returned travellers.
The Maui will carry away a very
large passenger list of local iolk. who
have to travel on this splendidly edui~.
ped steamer. However, many Of The
passengers who came down in ner
will remain a month before returning.
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Miss Elise Shirtser, cousin of Mrs.
a 81
house-guest of this pleasant household
for the past two months, leaves for
her San Francisco home on the sec
ond of May.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George Tooley have
moved from their quarters in the 25th
Cantonment to Fort Kamehameha,
where DR.. Tooley has been transferred
for duty. He was, until recently, with
the 32d Inf. Go ! -. u, p
Mrs. Albert Waterhouse is leaving
for Singapore, where she will join Mr..
WaterhCuse and remain six. months
and then return to Honolulu. The
Warehouse children are remaining in
Honolulu. sFssjtr- - .. .-... ID
MIR. J. A. Buck, who is heavily in
terested in Hakalau plantation on Ha-
wall and Honolulu plantation on Oahu,
and Mrs. Buck came down on the
ataui. This is their first visit in
year. -. = n. :@e% '--.
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Mrs. Mary B. Eichler. who has Deem
visiting in Walla Walla for the past
year, left yesterday for San Francisco
on her way to her home in Honolulu.
--Walla Walla, Wash, Bulletin.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cornick, sister OF. Mrs.
Charles Forbes, from Norfolk, Virgil
MIA. is here visiting, tOtEremaint six
weeks longer. This is Mrs. Corniek's
second visit 10 Hono.I II :--
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. Mrs. Charles Atherton, to the graft
fication of her large circle of friends,
is recovering very nicely from her APP
pendicitis operation, and will be home
shortly from the hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. t. Luckenback Of
the Luckenback Steamship Company
are Honolulu visitors, coming down
On the Maui. They are in love with
Henoiu'u. zsE
Mrs. Frank r. Richardson was
bridge hostess on Tuesday, honoring
her sister, Mrs Harriet Becker, who
leaves for her California home on the
Maui III ~
Mrs. C. F. Eckart of Olaa is town
visitor, coming in on Tuesdays Mauna
Kea. ...... ..,.....
Mrs. Geo. r. Carter. Miss Elizabeth
and Robert Carter of Honolulu have
been at the Laurelin-the-Pines, Lake.
wood, New Jersey, for several weeks.
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