Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-24
FAREWELLS TO POPULAR SAN
FRANClSCANS. --

FAREWELI.S TO POPULAR SAN
FRANCISCANS. .--
Il is n matter OF great regret 10
local society folk that Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. MaTyc are leaving shortly
for the La. where tHey will pass the
coming winter seasII. Mr.. and MIS-.
Marye are among the most popular
members Of the peninsula group, ana
in their honor Mr.. and Mrs. McCreery
presided over an informal dinner at
their home in BurIingamc last even
in. The occasion was neighboT-
hood affair, and the following group
we're seated about the pTcttIly DEC
Grated table with The host ana
hostess:
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Marye;
Mesdames Samuel Knight, I-aurance,
irving Scott and Joseph Crockett
Messrs. George T. Pope. Muntford
Wilson and Robert Coleman.
Mrs. William f. Hit katherine
Elkfnsl left for her home in the East
on Wednesday, While here she was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Macomber at their ranch in San Joa-
quin county. The evening preceding
her departure Mrs. J. Chccver CoWdln
entertained with a dinner in Mrs.
Hits honor. Those invited 10 meet
Mrs. Hit on this occasion included:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCreery, MI.
and Mrs A. King MacOmber, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Garritt, Mr.. and MIS-
Samuel Knight, Mrs. Harry Scott and
Walter Martin.-San Francisco enron
icla. October Is.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN T. WAR
REN'S INFORMAL DINNER.
MIR. and Mrs. John T. Warren gave
very informal and happy halloWe en-
dinner last Thursday evening in hon
or OF Mr.. Roy Bayless, one of the re-
cruits at Shafter. Mr.. Bayless has
just come here and is from Nebraska
University, it was his 2lst birthday
and Mrs. Warren gave him honey
| birthday dinner.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren's guests were
Miss Hazel Hoffman, Miss Scott,
| katharine Warren, Marian Warren
Mr.. Roy Bayless, and Mr.. Roy Bed
| ford, also of Nebraska University and
stationed at Shafter. After dinner
music was enjoyed and later an auto
ride, making a pleasant birthday re-
membrance for Mr.. BaylcSs.
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| OF INTEREST TO ARMY CIRCLES
Mrs Carol A. Devol will leave
Washington in few days EN- route &c
| California to join MAJOR DevOl, i. s
| A., who has preceded her to this coast
| by several weeks. With the arrival
of the attractive army matron, who
will pass the winter in San Francis
co, interest i'll war benefits will be
given an added impetus, as Mrs. Devo
is one of the most enthusiastic work
ers for the Red Cross and organiza
lions of similar nature destined tc
be of service to our army and navy.
In Washington Mrs. Detol has beer
at the head of number of charitable
! enterprises, and last week was given
an elaborate farewell reception by the
! Cairo Red Cross chapter in Washing
| ton, of which she has been president
! in appreciation of the interest she has
! taken in the work of the chapter Mrs
! Devok was presented with lovely
| hou AEOSo PIN oIuuuCu WIN pSoi u
| and SapphireS. ...
| Mrs. Henry Mccain, wife Of Adju
| tant.General Mccain, has succeeded
Mrs. Devol as president of the organi
zation.-San Francisco Chronicle, DC
tober 10.
THE STRINGED QUARTET TO GIVE
| CONCERT
The stringed quartet which is made
up of Mr.. E. H. Ideler, first violin
Mr.. w. A. Love, second violin; Mr.
Benjamin L. Marx, viola; Mr.. Rober
Mclean, cello; and Mrs. Ideler at thu
piano have in store a great pleasure
for music-loying Honolulu. They plaT
to give a stringed quartet concert dur
| ing November in the lovely and per
fectly arranged music room at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Montague
Cooke, Kualii The proceeds from the
concert are to be given to the Rec
Cross to help in its noble work.
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RECEPTION FOR PRINCIPAL
DR.. and Mrs. r. D. Williams will
give a reception for Miss Matte NJ
Paine, the next principal Of Kawaiaha,
seminary, next Monday evening, DC
ftober 90, at S o'clock. The reception
will be held at the home of the presi
dent of Mid-Pacific Institute, DR.. r
Id. Williams in Manoa. Several com
,mitteeS have been named to assist IL
the entertainment of the guests.
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