Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-28

close of the afternoon were a delight
full ending to charming entertain
ment for the following list Of guests:
Mrs. j. G. Kay, Mrs. G. G. Gee. Mrs.
G. B. Parker. Mrs Matheson, Mrs. f.
v. Smith, Mrs @. B. Rosenbaum, Mrs.
G. II. Jamerson, Mrs. Tower, Mrs. G..
II. Wright, Mrs. F. A. Cook, Mrs J.
E. Bell, Mrs. W. r. Gibson, Mrs. f.
II. French, Mrs. Archie Harris, Mrs.
/ w t. Hannum, Mrs. ]. r. Mount, Mrs
A. L. Bump, B. II. Watkins, Mrs. Fred
erick Barker, Mrs. M. J. Lehman, Mrs.
w. r. Scott and the Misses Lehman
Sunday riding party with subse-
quent picnic set out for TantaIus and
were rewarded with splendid day of
enjoyment on the high slopes.
These composing the party were
Major and Mrs. Lehman, Lieut.. and
Mrs. L. o. Mathews, Captain and Mrs.
HannuIn, the Misses Helen Rees,
'Brien. Lenihan and Catherine Leni-
han and Lieuts. Greene and Hardigg
In the service wagon of the engineer
company that carried the luncheon for
THE riders, and those who accompan-
led the riders in the Hannum's run
about, were the Mathews kiddies and
1t is safe 20 say that their enjoyment
OF the day was as keen as that of the
elder members of the group
On the evening of the 10th Mrs.
George H. Jamerson entertained for
about twenty in honor of Mrs. NJ. M.
Macomb and Mrs Herbert O'Brien
with auction bridge as the scheme of
diversion for the evening. Among
. those playing were Colonel and Mrs.
French, Mrs. r. Nj. Cults and Colonel
w. G. Rafferty,.
! Mrs. Herbert OBrien and Miss
O'Brien, who have been the guests OF
Colonel and Mrs. French for the past
several weeks, left for their home in
Detroit by the Wilhelmiria on Wednes-
day. Another passenger homeward
bound by the same steamer was Miss
Helen Rees. daughter of Colonel Rees
of San Francisco, who has been Wis
lung Mrs. w. T. Hannum in the en-
gineer garrison for brief time since
the departure of Colonel and Mrs.
Rees for their home.
IT,. -.
Mrs Irving Phillipson of the Scho-
field Barracks garrison and who has
been a patient in the department hos
pital during an operation has conyal-
esced sufficiently to allow of her re-
/ turn to her home and made the Jour-
ney on Wednesday last without any
untoward results.
Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln of Shafter
post has so far progressed towards ul-
innate recovery from her operation at
the same hospital as to be allowed to
receive a few intimate friends as Wis
itors and will, it is now believed, be
able to be taken to her own quarters
in about week
Her favorable convalescence is a
matter of much satisfaction to her
friends and it is hoped that she will
soon be able to resume her well de-
fined place in social affairs in the gar
rison. . r-...'.
Mrs. Frederick A. Barker of the End
Infantry is looking forward to an
early visit of some length from Mrs.
Mitchell: from Schofield Barracks.
Mrs. Mitchell is the wife CT Lieutenant
Mitchell of the 1st Infantry and now
expects to arrive at Fort Shafter early
next week. ~a.- <,..ss.
DIR. Rees1nan of the dental surgeons
corps and stationed at the department
hospital was operated on for appendi-
citis on Thursday at that hospital, and
while it is early to prognosticate as to
ultimate results, it is known that no
complications were encountered and
that the patient Withstood the shock
of the operation most successfully
The game of auction with the new
Mules" count has invaded Shafter to
some extent though not vet of general
play. Mrs. NJ ]. Lenihan with Major
and Mrs. e " Smith and Captain