CORKY TRINIDAD, the legendary editorial cartoonist for the Star-Bulletin who died in 2009, is still reaching readers with his mighty pen. Corky’s cartoon of Mark Felt, the shadowy FBI official who revealed himself as the Watergate source “Deep Throat” in 2005, is the jacket cover art on the newly released book “Leak: Why Mark Felt Became Deep Throat,” by Max Holland (University Press of Kansas). The cartoon depicts Felt with a keyhole-shaped mouth holding a key in his hand, readying to unlock his identity. It was Corky’s way of acknowledging that the most famous whistleblower in U.S. history only talked publicly when he was good and ready. The cartoon appeared in the June 1, 2005, edition of the Star-Bulletin. It can be seen online at goo.gl/mUznI. Click on the link that says Corky on the left side of the Web page …

STARR Sutherland-Maria (love that name Starr), her hubby, hairstylist Paul Maria, and their

10-month-old daughter, Ella, have moved back to Honolulu from Kamuela on the Big Isle to open Paul’s fourth salon and to be closer to family. Paul is Vidal Sassoon-trained. The new Paul Maria Salon is located at 3443 Waialae Ave., near Ninth Avenue … Saturday is the last night for Bruce Hamada and Jim Howard in Halekulani’s Lewers Lounge … This weekend, the eyes of the golf world are on the Masters at Augusta to see if Tiger Woods is physically and mentally ready to play his way back to being the world’s top golfer …

HOT PURSUIT, a fundraiser for Hospice Hawaii, gets under way at 9:45 a.m. April 14 at the Ward Warehouse amphitheater. Participants raise funds leading up to an “Amazing Race”-type competition around Ward Centers, solving puzzles or completing fun tasks at one location to unlock the clue to the next spot in a race to the finish. Prizes will be awarded to winners and those who raised the most funds prior to the event. There will also be family-fun booths and entertainment at Ward Warehouse. Trini Kaopuiki of KHON2 is event spokeswoman. Go to www.hospicehawaii.org/hot-pursuit for more information and to download a registration form …

SHERATON WAIKIKI’S ballroom was the place to be last Saturday when Metropolitan Rotary held a dinner-dance fundraiser for community service projects with a 1930s “gangsta” theme, starring singer Jimmy Borges with the Swing City Players big band. Hank Leandro introduced Jimmy and also sang. About 350 attended. Men were dressed like mobsters, wearing fedoras and pinstriped suits. Their molls were gorgeous in flapper fashions with boas and flashy headbands. Many kicked up their high heels with their guys on the dance floor. Some $13,000 was raised, much of it from the silent auction, said event chair Lee Mansfield. Good job! …