Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-21

, Atwater, Detroit. Mich: Miss NJ.
Thompson, Detroit, Mich: Mr.. and
Mrs. Horner A. Vessel. Cincinnati, o !;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Croxton. Clcye-
land. o.; Miss Katharine Croxton,
Cleveland. o. % >.. .., ~
DINNER AT THE PLEhS.%NTON
Mrs. ID. s. Baker entertained at
dinner at tie Pleasanton on Sunday
evening.
A basket Ct white cIrysanthemums
adorned the table and candy fayors
were at each guests place. Balloons
were an attractive addition as they
floated through the dining room.
Mrs. Bakers, guests were Rev. and
Mrs. Canon Ault, Mr. r. w. Merrill.
Mrs. Merrill, Miss Arne True, Miss
Ruth Baker. Peggy Arlt Mary Ault,
Ralph Ault Norman Ault and Ken
meth Ault -, s.. 49, 49,. =
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE oNElL'S
DANCE . ~. r."
Mr.. and Mrs. George 0'Neil enter
tanned at a very elaborate dinner at
the Oahu Country Club on Monday
evening. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Quinn Mr.. Charles Hall,
Mrs. Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mrs.
P. c. Thibault, Mr.. Chester Doyle and
Mr.. C. Y Wilmartb.
Dancing was the diversion after
dinner. @'s-
SYMPATHY FOR MRS FUNSTON
The sympathy Of all Honolulu goes
out to Mrs. Frederick Funston In this
sad hour, at her great loss. During
their stay in Honolulu General and
Mrs. Funston made many close friends
who feel keenly the sudden death Of
this brilliant soldier, who, by his ster.'
ling worth and fine personality made
an enFiable record for himself and
countless strong friends. ,:
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MIR. AND MRS. E. w. QUINN GIVE
A DINNER .-'
Senator and Mrs. z. W. Quinn enter.
tanned at dinner at their Kaimuki
horne last Friday for Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. O'Neil, Mrs. r. G, Thibault and
Mr.. g. Y. Wilmarth. A basket of
spring blossoms consisting Of sweet
peas and yiolets adorned the table.
The eyeningrwas devoted TO music.
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Mr.. and Mrs Christian de Gnigne.
Miss Ysa5el Chase, Mrs ZELDA Stott
Ford and Ednfunds lyman enjoyed
dinner at the Cliff House Monday.
On the following day, Mr.. and Mrs. de,
Guigne left for Southern California
to witness the polo tournament at
Riyerside.-San Francisco Chronicle,
Feb. IL. .-. .. ~
Miss Jessaline HortSn, Mrs. A. T.
Macdonald, past worthy matrop of the
Eastern Star chapter "a Oak land, and
Mrs. Clifford Pruett, a prominent
matron Of Oakland are here as the
guests OF their father, A. e. Horton,
who is one Of the San Francise-
knights Templar party 500 =.
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Mr.. and Mrs, James Smith OF Paia,
Maui who were married there last
Friday night by Rev A. Craig Bow
dish. are spending their honeymoon
in Honolulu. Later they viii 90 to
the Volcano. Mrs. Smith is a daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. b. a. Sabey OF
Paia. ..- !
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Waldron, who
went to Hilo to meet the Knights
Templar returned on the Great Nor
them Monday morning
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A great deal of sympathy is extend
ed to Mr.. s. B. Rose OF the IL. s. N.
Co. for the death of his wife. Mrs. |
Rose played prominent part in the |
social life of the islands % years ago.
Her death viii be keenly felt by all
those who knew her. - IT,
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Mr. and Mrs. William G.. Scott, vino |
have been visiting In Honolulu for the |
last four months, left for the. Orient |
today on the Ecuador. After touring
the Orient they will return to their
home in England.
Mr.. George Wilcox Of Kauai arrived
on the Mikahala for a brief visit. He
Is accompanied by Mr,.and Mrs. A. s.
Wilcox Charles Wilcox and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. P. Wilcox and their two child.
rem
AIR and Mrs ]. Walten Scott and
heir dauphtar aro rnepnf arrivals af