Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-31
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daughter. Mrs. Stuart Dunbar of MoIo-
kai. Mrs. Dunbar is now the guest
oil Mrs. August Dreier. She has host
OF friends here, who will extend a
hearty greeting. She leaves en- Tues
day for Molokai and will return on the
18th and win leave here on the 25th
/ for her mainland home,
Mr. and Mrs. ID. F. Pitmap a. Ros-
ton are in Hawaii for a visit. This
Is the first trip in so years that Mr..
i Pitman has paid to the land OF his
birth. He was a brother Of the late
Mrs. Mary Pitman Ailau, who was the
| widow of Mr.. Jack Ailau. Mrs. Ailau
was acknowledged to be one Of the
brightest women Hawaii has pro-
duced.
DR. and Mrs. W. E. Miner Of Kansas
City are guests at the Moana. They
| plan to remain until April. DR. Miner
is one of the leading physicians o.
the Middle West. They are charmed
with all they have seen OF the Isles
Of Peace.
Mrs. c. c. Kennedy Of Hilo, who has
been in Australia on a visit. was a
homecoming passenger yesterday
morning.< Mr.. Kennedy came from
Hilo TO meet Mrs. Kennedy Both
left for their island home today. -.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Burns of Great
Falls. Montana, and DR.. and Mrs. A.
b. Simpson OF Calumet, Michigan,
make up q party Of copper people who
arrived on the Great Northern. They
are at the Young.
Mr.. George N. Rolph,s after short
Etay here, where he was extensively
entertained by many Honolulans, IN
GLIDING Governor Lucius E. Pinkham,
was a departing passenger on the
Manoa.' ~. .....
mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Chamberlain
have joined the Come Back Club
They we're here last year and have
already made reservation for the same
Moana apartment for 1918.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Poet, with their
son and daughter, Mr.. Herbert Peet
and Miss Mildred Peet, are in Homo
lulu for their first visit They win
leave on February Z.
The many friends Of Mrs. William
L. Hopper are delighted at her con-
valescent progress. This week she
was taken from the hospital and is
now at home.
Mrs. George Augur, who has been
back in Honolulu from the Orient for
three months, left for San Francisco
on the Manoa to visit her son, Morris.
Mrs. ]. B.. Martindale and her
daughter. Miss J. Martindale, promi.
nent society women of New York
city, are in Honolulu for their first
appearance, :. .-.E.>a:... ....ss,-
Mr.. and Mrs. zeno x. Myers left on
the Manoa for an extended visit to
the coast. Mr.. Myers is going up for
trHatn,ent and q possible operation on
his nose. 9Es
Mr.. and Mr3. F. B.. Patterson of
Dayton. Ohio, entertained a few of
their friends at dinner at the Moana
Saturday night preceding the dance
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Mr.. and Mrs. x. q. Howard and
their daughter, Miss Marjory Howard,
of Kansas City. are in Honolulu. They
plan to remain q month. =
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Hind and Miss
Maud Hind of Oakland arrived on the
Matsonia. They are going to Hawaii
for a visit. r. 49, h .....~... f,
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Ralph A. and Herbert S.. Morris of
st. Louis are again paying visit to.
the islands and are stopping at the
Moana. ia. IA
Mr., and Mrs. John R. Gait, who
were to have returned on the Mat
sonia, are delayed owing to Mr.. Galt's
Illness. k,5
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Hcefer of Kansas
City are enjoying their stay at the
Moana and plan to come again next
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis are nome
after a visit to the mainland. They
have their former apartments at the
Young. 81 .s.-s - Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wall and
Miss Roselle Wall arrived on the