Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-28
ARMY VISITORS ARE HoNoRED
AT DINNER

Il NOlOHel anu MIS-. benjamin Nallef
Atkinson Of the United States Army,
who arrived on the transport Monday
from Honolulu, were the guests al
honor at a dinner given "Wednesday
by Major-General and Mrs J. Franklin
Bell, with whom they are staying, az
Fort Mason. Among those who were
invited to meet the distinguished yisi-
/ tors were:
Colonel.and Mrs. Edward Bur, Col
onel and Mrs. Frank Gee, Captain and
Mrs. Edward II. Dlirell, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stetson Wheeler, Mrs. Frank
Caldwell. Miss Margaret knight, Pay
Inspector Walter b. lizard, Colonel
George McGunnegle. San Francisco
Chronicle.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Nicoll and
their three children have been in town
for the week as the house-guests or
Mt. and Mrs. w. J.. Coon. Mr.. Nicoll
goes back to Hilo today. but Mrs.
NicolI remains for while. They have
been extensively entertained by their
many friends here. Mrs. II. l.. Bar.
tholomew is also a house-guest OF
Mrs w. j. Coon from her Los Angeles
home and will be here for two months.
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Mrs. L. Ghiradelli, Miss j. Ghira-
delli and Miss Z. Ghiradelli were in.
coming passengers on the Matsonia
They plan a visit here of several
weeks. This is the Ghiradellis' second
visit to Honolulu. They are great
social favorites and many gay affairs
will be given in their honor.
Mrs Sara Angus is giving small
informal tea tomorrow afternoon to
introduce her sister, Mrs. Catherine
Chapman of Amherst, Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Chapman is en- her first visit to
Hawaii and is the. house-gnest of her
sister
Two of the society maids of this
city sailed Sunday for Honolulu, Miss
Lauretta Boyd and Miss Jane Diggs.l
Miss Diggs will join a party OF friends
in the islands for a tour of the ORR
ent-Sacramento Union.
Miss Agnes Buchanan left for San
Francisco ON the Manoa yesterday.
Miss Buchanan has not been well and
the trip is taken with the hope OF bet
tering her health In a cold climate
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Gait returned
on the Matsonia after having spent
the holidays with their sons, John and
Carter, who are students at Yale
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Miss Eleanor Patten returned on the
Matsonia from the Boston Conserva-
tory of Music and will leave on Thurs
day for her Hilo home.
DR.. Aurelia Reinhartlt and Miss J. C.
Haight, who have spent the last three
weeks visiting the ianis feft on
Tuesdays Manoa ~ !.
Mrs. J. Derwent Kennedy and her
small daughter, Jessie, are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Kennedy.
Mrs. H. d. Mariner Of Hilo arrived
from San Francisco on the Matsonia
and win return 70 hef Hilo home on
Mr. and Mrs, A. W. r. Bottomley,
who have been on the mainland for the
past two months. returned on the
Matsonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav aSchuman, who
left month ago for San Francisco,
arrived on the Matsonia Tuesday
morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott Of Chi
cago, who came to Honolulu with Mr.. |
and Mrs. B. K. Pitman, left on the
Manoa.
Mr. and Mrs. II W.. Parker of Bos-
ton left for their eastern home on the !
Manoa. They were with the Pitman !
party.
Mrs. Fred Macfarlane and Mrs. Alice
Macfarlane have returned after a
three months visit to the mainland. /
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Miss Harriet Hitchcock returned on