Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-22

Lincoln in the latter's motor. but the
remainder Of the party returned as
they had gone out. in the light wagon
belonging to the Signal Corps com
pany.
The many friends OF Colonel and
Mrs. Samuel w Dunning have been
grieEed TO hear of the sad circum-
stance or Mrs. Cummings loss of sight
and that the charming woman is said
TO have found lit necessary to enter a
sanitarium as the result of other az
! flictions. Colonel and Mrs. Dunning
were stationed at Fort Shafter for a
! long time. where the Colonel was then
as major in command OF the post.
and both number many warm and de-
voted friends in Honolulu as we'll as
! throughout the service. They are al
| present in California, and will doubt
less remain there permanently. as
Colonel Dunning passed to the retired
list OF the army some months ago
| and chose that part of the world as
his home
On Sunday the 10th one of the popu-
lar walking parties set out from the
post for the upper reaches of Kalihi
valley. Though caught in numerous
heavy showers the party returned late
in the afternoon we'll pleased with |
the days excursion. Those engaging |
in the tour were Captain and Mrs. P. |
E. Malone, Capt and Mrs. G. H. ia !
merson, Miss Malone, Mis- Rosen.
baum, Miss Mildred Malone, Lients. |
A. X. Lyman and T. ]. Camp, Mr.. /
Frederick Rosenbaum and Master
Kerwin Malone. A picnic luncheon
was the event of the rest period near
the head of the valley and the five
mile tramp preceding the meal had
produced the usual result as to hearty
appetites. I
Mrs. Erneste V. Smith has taken an
apartment on Suffer street, in San
Francisco, for the remainder of her
stay in California, pending the open
ing of her daughters school at Palo
Alto in early September. Mrs. Smith
expects to sail by the Matsonia for
Honolulu on the 9th OF the coming
month
Lieutenant and Mrs. J. P. EdgerIy,
Miss Malone and Miss Rosenbaum
were dinner guests on the evening of
the 18th, of Lieutenant A. K. Polhe.
mus and DR.. H. M. Deiber.- Upon the
conclusion of the dinner the party
went over to the I'd Infantry mess for
the Ladies Night"
Miss Margaret Malone, the daughter
of Captain and Mrs. Paul B. Malone
Of the I'd Infantry, who has been a
visitor in the garrison for some weeks
past, is nearing the end of her Vaca-
ton from Bryne Mawr and now ex-
poets to leave to resume her duties by
The next transport for the maitland.
Miss Malone has made many new
friends during her visit at Fort Shat
.er and will be greatly missed by both
Did and new friends upon her depar-
,ure. as she has taken a charming part
n all forms of social life during her
'tay at her parents home. Miss Ma
one hopes greatly that her next ensli-
ne vacation may find her with her
athers regiment, wherever 1t may be
stationed. -
The dinner given by Lieut.. Carl
tardwigg for General and Mrs. Ed
Yards, Miss Porter and Miss Edwards
N Friday of this week, was delight
vi affair and served as a pleasant in
reduction for the remainder of the, =
vening that was spent at the post
op. ".:.... .....
Mr.. Walker Atkinson, the son of
'olonel and Mrs. Atkinson, who has
cen a visitor in the garrison for the
asst two months, will leave for the
tates by the next transport and will,
inter- the Manlius School at Manlius,
lew York =;
Lieut.. William c. Rose came in
'om the camp of the I'd battalion for
visit in the post over Wednesday,
nd in company with Lieuts. A. X
yman and c. B. Lyman, attended the
enney dance. -.~.. @a
Mrs William R. Gibson, who has
cen absent in California on an ex-
ended visit, is expected to return toll
le post by. the Wilhelmina sailing =
ON San Francisco on August 26.
Miss Malone's guests for charm.l
e supper on Sunday last we're Miss
osenbaum. Lieut.. A. X. Lyman,l
lieut.. T. ]. Camp and Lieut.. C. B.
yman. -. -
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Miss Malone was the guest of Cen
al and Mrs. Edwards for dinner onl
tednesday, afterwards gonig tol
e Tenney dance at the Country Club.
Mrs. Laurence O. Mathews and Mrs.
ernon W. Boiler were visitors at the
mp OF Major Lenihan's battalion on
thursday and enjoyed the bathing.
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The threat to call strike of $4,000
1rkers of the Lackawana Coal Co.
s been abandoned 1T. -".
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