Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-04

cial Affairs given there. In keeping
with the occasion black and gold we're
the colors predominating in the decora.
tons and black cats and witches with
a goodly share OF yellow pumpkins
seen about the dancing hall The
large room was lighted with scores OF
jack-o' lanterns and at the head of the
stairs two huge pumpkins with wierd
nents were served in tent to the
fright of the hall, and during. the supper
Halloween caps of black and yellow,
orpamented with witches and cats. to-
gether With other fayors were given
each Of the guests. Stepping aside
from the usual custom at the army
post Mrs. Tyler secured Hawaiian mu-
Isle rather than the popular airs for
the dancing. Some OF the guests pres
emit were Miss Ruth Lindley, Colonel
and Mrs. Forsyth, Captain and Mrs.
Edwin B. Winans. Major and Mrs. Guy
| IA Preston, Captain and Mrs. James
b. Fechet, Captain and Mrs. John s..
Fair, Captain and Mrs. Walter G.
Short, Captain and Mrs. William b.
Short, Captain and Mrs. William r.
Renziehausen, Captain and Mrs James
s. Parker, Captain and Mrs. William
d. Chitty, Captain and Mrs. Alfred T..
Mason, Captain and Mrs. Frank K.
Hopkins, Captain and Mrs. John
O,Shea, Captain and Mrs. John L. Jor-
dan, Lieutenant and Mrs. Leonard w.
Prunty, Lieutenant and Mrs. Harry A.
Flint, Lieutenant and Mrs. Mack Carr,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Alexander Mil
ton, Lieutenant and Mrs. William G..
Gardenhire, Miss Ruth Lindley, Miss
Short, Miss Catherine Winans. Miss
Louise Coleman, Miss Ellis, Miss Brett,
Miss Hopkins, Miss Mason, Miss Kath-
crime Roadway, Miss Smith. Miss Ethel
Whiting. Miss Abbie Buchanan. Miss
McCorriston,i Miss Hawke, Captain
Gordon, n Kimball, Capt. Sherrard
Coleman, Gapt9in Guignare, DR.. Ralph
Burlington, Mr. Alfred MAgoon, Mr..
McCalley, Lieutenant Eugene Owen,
1t. Henry w. Hail. Mr.. Lindley, Lieu
tenant Harrison Richards. 1t Wilbur
Rogers. Ii Russell Maxwell, 1t. Percy
Desohn, 1t. Ballard Lyeriy, Lieutenant
Enyart and Lieutenant and Mrs. Tyler.
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Dainty halloween Party.
The little folks Of Fort Shafter were
made happy Halloween BY party
given BY Robert MlC leaye at his home
at the post
The rooms were prettily and at the
game time weirdly decorated with ap-
propriate emblems of the occasion
black cats, witches, bats, jack-o Ian
terms and COLLINS without number,
peeping out from all directions. All
were In fancy dress, which went well
with the decorations, showing the spir-
II of the evening.
Among those present were Mildred
and KerWin Malone, Catherine French,
Osmund Jamerson, Robert Gibbs. Hea-
Their and Renney Damon, Eleanor
Cooke, Donald Bowler. Jimmy Bell.
Dorothy and Bobby Love and Freddy
Cook, besides Mildred and Robert Nc
Clure.
Chowder Supper for
Youngsters In aMlstress Mary
Following the matinee performances
ECf Mistress Mary this afternoon
Mrs. W. d. WesterFelt, Mrs. Theodore
Cooke, Miss Harriet Hatch and Miss
Ermine Cross viii give q ehowder sup
per for the children who are taking
the parts of lambs The Youngsters
are for the most part students at the
Honolulu School for Boys, and as they
will have but little time between the
afternoon and evening performances
fI,ov win ha oittds, ff,a Afr<.af A., tour,
The lambs include Ivan Johnson, Her
bert Mercer, Wilson Boyd, Richard
Parker, Robert Janda, Roderick O..
Matheson, Jr., George Kimball and
Arthur Brown.
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Eastern Star Halloween Party.
The Past Matrons and Past Pat
rons' Club of Leah Chapter No. 2,
Order of the Eastern Star, was enter