Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-19

, background for the delightful hospital
ity with which the guest OF honor and
some thirty additional ladies were re,
ceived by the hostess. In the dining
room the tea table. in white and green
with handsome BASKET OF mnrguer.
ties for the center anu green ri:aded
candles. was an attractive sight Mrs.
Erneste v Smith, Mrs. B. Walker At.
kinson and Mrs. Chas. S. Lincoln as
sisted Mrs. Lehman and the Misses
Lenihan al the tea service Follow
ing the refreshments the CHESTS as.
sembled on the lawns of the officers
quarters to witness the parade 81 r. 2
regiment as a finale to a delightful
afternoon. Among the guests OF the
afternoon were Mrs. J. B. De Ford.
Mrs. r. NJ. Cults. Mrs. Othu Rosen-
baum. Mrs. E. II. Cooke. Miss Gamhl,',
Mrs. E. V. Smith. Mrs. w. r. Johnson,
Mrs. B. W.. Atkinson, Mrs. Randolph.
Mrs. c. S. Lincoln, Mrs. J. :. Bell,
Mrs. {. B. Parker, Mrs. G. 5 ';ibrs.
Mrs. Gamble, Mrs. HoOdy. Mrs. +. X.
Massee. Mrs. J. B. Mcdonald, Mrs. :.
C. Knowles and Miss Halioran.
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Ladies' night at the End Infantry
mess was held on Monday of the past
week with Mrs. Laurence o. Mathews
and Mrs. Ira Longanecker as hostesses
and in charge. Auction was the diver
sion in accordance with the establish
ed custom and the seven tables in
play contested with all vim for the
bnn ~ Nf
stencil that had been provided by the
managers for the high score. Mrs.
Charles S. Lincoln, whose skill at the
game is well known, proved her play
ing ability by accommodating the high
score and carried off the trophy
Lieut. Laurence O. Mathews OF the
End Infantry is on the sick report and
confined to his quarters w.t. se""iH
wound in the right foot Lie Ma
thews received his injury while en-
gagged in directing some work Of men
on the football field ana while using
pick ak d misdirected stroke penetrar-
ed his shoe and struck deep into the
foot. He will be off duty for some
days as the result of the injury.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank D. Ely. en-.
route to the Philippine Islands by the
Logan, were guests of Capt. George
H.. .Jamerson during a portion of their
stay in Honolulu. Capt. Ely has re-
Gently been assigned to the 18th In
fantry with station at Fort VIM. Nc
KiHley,- LuZon, and is we'll known to
the End Infantry of older days, having
served as a lieutenant, on its rolls for
Lieut., and Mrs. j. w. McAndrew
have been entertaining Lieut.. and Mrs.
j. B. Richardson, the new arrivals,
pending the settling of the latter's
quarters in the cantonment Lieut..
and Mrs. F. F. Black have performed
a similar hospitality for Lieut. Frank
A. Sloan for the past few days.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Gerald c. Brant of
the 7th Cavalry were the guests of
Lieut., and Mrs. Homer N. Preston dur.
ing the stay of the transport in Homo
lulu. The Brants are en- route to Me-
Mia for station. Another transport
visitor in the garrison was DR.. Ker-
win W. Kinard, who was accompanied
by Capt Samuel c. Creighton, and the
two were guests of Maj. and Mrs. NJ.
j. Lehman for dinner on Sunday last.
The news has been received at the:
post through private sources that.
Capt Birch o. Mahaffey of the ORR.
nance Department has rendered his
resignation as an officer of the army
and will therefore not return to Ho-
nolulu, Capt Mahaffey has beer sta.
toned for some months at headQ:L.r-
tiers of the department as ordnance
officer and both he and Mrs. Mahaffcy
are well known in service circles and
deservedly popular. The officer left
Honolulu some six weeks ago or al
extended leave that has not yet ex-,
PRED. His determination to leave he
army is not one suddenly made rs it
is known that during the visit of Mre.
Mahaffey's father to Honolulu short
ly after the arrival of Capt. Mahaffey
the matter was under serious consid-
Grafton and that Capt. Mahaffey at
that time was quite persuaded to
leave the service for the more lucra.
tive pursuit of banking and railroad
business in which Mr. Mcbride is
heavily interested in St. Louis. 4
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Lieut.. and Mrs. ]. B. Richardson
have been welcome additions to the
garrison of recent date and are being
received with open arms by the End
The Richardson's come to
their new regiment by transfer from
the 21st and bring with them delight
full regulations as to their charm and
interest in social life. Another addi-
ton to the commissioned list of the
regiment is Lient. Frank A. Sloan. who