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

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Col. and Mrs. Daniel Howell. who
arrived Sunday from Honolulu and are
guests at the Hotel Cecil, were feted
by Major and Mrs. Wales at a dinner
at the Palace Hotel on Thursday even
ing. Asked to meet them were Brig
Gen. and Mrs. Robert X Evans, Mr.
and Mrs James Howell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sprague, Miss Augusta Ames.
William Sanborn and J. {. Carson o;
New York
Col and Mrs. Howell are tie parents
OF Mrs. Wales son-ih-law. James
Howell Col Howell will be here for
a month, when, he will leave for his
station on the border Mrs: Howell
will not accompany him, but will &C.
Cupy a home at the Presidio.-San
Francisco Call.
CLIFF HOTEL LUNCHEON
Mrs. Lee Colt Burnham was hostess
at luncheon yesterday at the Cliff
Hotel in compliment. to Mrs Frank
Armstrong OF Honolulu, who leaves
next week for her island home Ask
ed to greet Mrs. Armstrong were Mes
danes Walter Barnwell, William
Hamilton Morrison, ]. Eugene Free
man, Henry Rosenfeld, Randolph v.
Whiting, Prentiss Cobb Hale, George
c. Morgan, Jr., Eugene Bresse, Clar-
ence Crowell, William Cushing EIDE,
Frederick Knight, Wickham Ravens,
Robert S. Browne, MAILER Searles,
William G. Henshaw, Robert NJ. Fitz-
gerald and Misses Carrie Nicholson
and Mona Crellin-San Francisco Call
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RETURNED FROM HONOLULU
Mrs. Jessie Brainerd, who left here
five months ago for a trip to Honolulu,
arrived home yesterday and is at pres
ent occupying her hcme on the corn.
er of Sixth and G streets. Mrs Brain,
erd arrived in San Francisco Wednes-
day and at this city yesterday. She
reports having had a pleasant trip and
brings the news that tn. remainder OF
the Petalumans who have been at the
islands are coming home next month.
Mrs. Coggshall had planned to reach
home at the same time as her broth
er, James Elder, and Miss Coggshall
arrive from South America.-Petalu
ma, CAL, Courier.
MAN FROM HAWAII VISITING z
- ABBEY FAMILY
Robert Elder and daughter Betty,
who returned last Sunday from the
Hawaiian islands, ere visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G.. Abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elder left about year
ago for the islands, Mrs. Elder to
L ach school and Mr.. Elder to accept
a foremanship on a plantation The
latter was obliged to return to the
States on account Of illness while Mrs
Elder will remain until the close of
the school in June. Mrs. Elder is the
daughter of, E. f. Tefft of this city.
-Anacortes, Wash, American.
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"ALOHA DANCE" TO HONOR MA.
T. DAM MELBAe ~ "
Madam Melba was the honor guest
at a dance given by. the management
of the Moana Hotel on Tuesday even.
ing. A large number of society folk
took this means of coming and bid
dining the famous prirna donna aloha,
for she is leaving for Australia. Madam
Melba is accompanied by Lady Susan
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1t Is with sincere regret that she
goes and an equally sincere regret OF
all Iienolulans follow this famous wo-
man. About 800 guests were in the
dining room.
MR.. C. NJ. STODDARD A DINNER
HOST e. ~
Mr.. C.. M. Stoddard was q dinner
host en- Tuesday evening at the Moana
Hotel A basket of dainty spring
flowers made pretty eenterpiece.
Mr.. Stoddard's guests were Mrs.
Rivers, Miss Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Cunha, Mr. and Mrs. David
Dowsett, Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell,
Miss Merrill, Lieut.. Charles Lyman,
Dr. White, DR.. Harry Deiber. Lieut.
Edward F.. Witsell, Mr. Forsythe and
Mr.. Il. McBoyle. After dinner, dane.
ing was the evenings diversion.
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- HOME FROM HONOLULU
After an absence of the past four
months Wallace, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Robinson, has returned
to his home in Fortuna. The time
has been spent by Mr. Robinson in
Honolulu, where he was employed as
quartermaster on a steamer plying be-
tween Honolulu, Kahuiui and Kama
pali., His friends are glad to see him
back in Fortuna again. Eureka, Cal,
Standard.
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