Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-11

Lieut.. and Mrs. William A Canoe
Mrs Arthur b. Owens, Mrs. Clyffard
Game, Mrs. Al. Gignoux, Mrs. An
drew Brown, Miss Else Gigneux, Miss
Mabel Phillips, Mrs Alexander Lyle.
Mrs. Ernest Podmore. Miss Emile
Eleanor Owens. Mile. de la Moelars
and others. H. .e.4 - r.
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Rcgimenial Tea =. - Il. {,
Mrs. benjamin. Watkins. whose
charming hospitality is SO well known
In both service and town circles, was
hostess at an informal regimenta tea
yesterday afternoon at her Fort Shat
ter home. The guests most of whom
comprised the army widows" whose
husbands have gone :.a-hiking," had
tea on the lanai in the old-fashioned
way. while the, End infantry band
serenaded ON the parade ground with
out. Among those present were Capt.
and Mrs. e. K. Massee, Capt and
Mrs. "A. B. Owens, Miss Emile Ele-
amor Owens, Lieut.. and Mrs. w. Kay,
Capt and Mrs. W. Trotter, Mr.. w.
Hopkins of San Francisco. Mrs. Otto
Rosenbaam, Mrs Paul Malone, Mrs.
e. v. Smith, Mrs. Walter Johnson,
Mrs. e. Booth, Mrs. r. Lister, Mrs.
NJ. Lenihau, Miss Maud Martin, Mrs.
l.. o. Mathews, Mrs Frederick Cook,
Mrs. Crockett, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. f..
French, Mrs. Harris, Lieut. Robert
Calder and Capt. and Mrs, Watkins.
Assisting Mrs. Watkins at the tea
table were Mrs. e. ". Smith, Mrs
Kay and Mrs. w. johnson.
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Sigma Chi Luncheon. =. =. &c.. -.
A representative meeting CT the
members OF the Sigma Chi fraterni-
ty in this territory was held at the
. University Club at luncheon last Sat
urday. These present were Lieut.
Col. Archibald Campbell. John. Efing-
er, DR.. w. G. Hobby, Guy H, Gere,
George *. harrison, John Howard En-
lis, James S. Morgan and Mark II.
Slossoa. The purpose of the meet
ing was to take preliminary steps in
forming Honolulu alumni chapter,
as there are about fifteen members OF
the fraternity at present residing in
the Islands.
Capt. and Mrs. Hinkie's Dinner.
A very pretty dinner was given at
Fort Ruger last Saturday when Capt.
and Mrs. F. Hinkle entertained for
Col. w. Rafferty,, Capt. and Mrs. Fred
erick Phisteres. Mrs. Phisteres, Sr..
Capt. and Mrs. George Hicks, DR.. and
Mrs c. Baker. The table was attrac
lively. decorated with pink asters and
pink shaded lights. After dinner the
party attended the Fourt Ruger
bridge club at the home of Lieut.. and
Mrs. G.. F. Humbert.
Dinners en- Board the U. S. S. Calves
ton.
Although in port for only a few
days, the officers OF the U. S. S. Gal
weston were lavish in their hospital
ity-in true navy style. Among the
various dinners was one at which
Capt and Mrs. Leigh entertained for
Admiral and Mrs. c. B. r. Mno1e. DR.
and Mrs. b. Trotter, Major w. Penn
and Capt. and Mrs. Massee. On the
same evening the wardroom officers
were hosts for DR. and Mrs. Dunmar,
DR.. and Mrs. w. Kerr and Lieut. and
Mrs. G. r. Humbert. The table was
attract;Vely decorated with red Afri.
can daisies.
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Poi Supper.
Mrs. E. K. Booth and Mrs Harvey
Murray were hostesses at a very at.
tractive poi supper on Tuesday in
honor of the Prince and Princess Ka-
10 so al H~1
the home Of Mrs, Murray in Nuuanu
valley. The house was beautifully
decorated with clumps of long-stem-
med yellow ginger and ferns, even
the tables having their sweet smell.
ing burden Of flowers. After supper