Honolulu star-bulletin., 1917-03-07

After several months. during which
she has renewed the friendships OF
her girIhood. when she was one OF the
most popular members OF San Fran
cisco's smart set. Mrs. Harry Mac.
farlane was given regretful fare
well Wednesday when she and her
little daughter sailed for their home
In Honolulu. Mrs. Macfarlane had
taken an apartment on California
street for the season. and during her
stay was hostess there at numbers
Of attractive affairs.-San Francisco
chrpnicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hanify OF Hill
side avenue. Mill Valley. and their
two children, left for Honolulu and
the islands recently. They expect to
be gone a month. Among those who
were ct the wharf to bid them fare
we'll were Mrs. o. w. Chonette. Mrs.
G. +. Rcux. Airs. c. J. SALON. Miss G.
Wiedennuller, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Potter and J. r. Hanify.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
not marked by single affair OF any
proportions The war tensity is still
swaying the naval set from its. gaiety.
A few one-table bridge parties totaled
the activities of the week.
Mrs. John McClaskey entertained at
such party Tuesday The guests
were the Mesdames Carl Carlson, Ell
mer Curtis and J. F. Fleming San
Francisco Examiner. -.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Hompe and Miss
Lorraine Hompe of Detroit, Micn., are
enjoying their stay here. Mr.. Hompe
is golf enthusiast and says the links
here are among the finest on which
he has ever played. The Hompes are
so fascinated with Hawaii that they
are seriously considering making Ha-
wall their home. Mr.. Hompe is re-
tired capitalist.
The sympathy of Honolulu il offered
to the family of the late Cecil Brown.
He is son of this land whose go
ing removes a figure which was so
-cially as well as in business pr0min-
ent one In all Of the court functions
Mr.. Cecil Brown is recalled as being
q leader.
Capt. and Mrs. Conger Pratt (nee
Miss Sadie Murray. who sailed from
San Francisco on March 5, for Homo
lulu. have been visiting Capt Pratt's
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt, for the
last six weeks at the Cecil Hotel
Congratulations are pouring in to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Clement Walker, for wee mite of q
daughter, Helen, has come to bring
gladness and sunshine g the happy
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Barfhm, who lcft
for their home In Detroit BY the Nat.
sonia this morning, hate been Fisit6fs
at the Pleasanton during their stay in
town. - -. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fountain OF
Lihue, Kauai, have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Helen, to
Mr.. Edwin Bradfield Chillingworth.
Mrs. H. F. wichman and Miss Eloise
Wichman were Joint hostesses at
very informal tea yesterday afternoon
at their home on Victoria street.
Mrs. Herman Focke was a luncheon
hostess today. honoring Miss Eloise
Wichman, who is TO be married very
shortly to Mr.. Dickson Mott.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Long Of Kansas
City. who have been visitors at the
Pleasanton, left for their home on the
Matsonia this morning.
Capt and Mrs. Daniel Gienty have
moved from Manoa to Bunalilo Ter
race. where they win be pleased to
see their friends. 81
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Mrs. Valentine Stevenson, who has
been in Honolulu for the last month.
left for her Hilo home IN Saturdays
Mauna Kea. tesi ~
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Mrs. Maj. Belle Reynolds, who won
fame during the Civil War. returns to
Honolulu after an absence Ct eighteen
years.
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Mrs. s. s. Paxson was hostess at
q luncheon on Monday, honoring Mrs.
Charles Lucas, Jr. :a-s;sf
Mrs. Julius finger, who has been
enjoying mainland visit Is expected
home next week
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Mrs. James B. Castle is, booked tol
return on the Wilhelmina next Tues
day morning. aa