Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-01
TT. SHAFTER SOCIETY


principal event in the social life CT
/ this garrison for the past week was
. the afternoon at auction given by mrs,
NJ j. Lenihan in honor of Mrs. Benja-
min W. Atkinson of the I'd Infantry.
For this event over so guests were in
vited. The spacious quarters OF Mrs.
Lehman were charmingly DECORATED
in green and white throughout and
made most attractive setting for the
six tables of players that participated.
Growing ferns in decorated pots OF
Japanese pattern were the prizes for
high scores, and these were won IN
order by Mrs. Wilmot E. Ellis, Mrs.
Walter H. johnson and Mrs. Fred A.
Cook, with Mrs. John S. Johnston as
the recipient of the consolation prize.
In addition to the charm of the aft
ernoon's entertainment Mrs. Leni-
hans friends derived great pleasure
in the knowledge that she had again
resumed her place in the active So
eial life of the service, after long
period Of absence therefrom. F..
The invited guests for the after
noon were Mrs. w. H. Carter, Mrs.
Clarence r. Edwards, Mrs. B. o. Ma
haffey, Mrs. w. R. Scott, Mrs. E. j..
O'Hara, Mrs. Cronan, Mrs. George A.
Taylor, Mrs ]. G. Pillow, Mrs. Geo.
H. Jamerson, Mrs F. A. Cook, Mrs.
%. B. Rosenbaum, Mrs. H. N. Preston,
Mrs. P. B. Malone. Mrs. j. ID. Rear
dan, Mrs. Geo. H. Bailey, Mrs. c. S.
Lincoln, Mrs. d. B. Case, Mrs. H. F..
Barker, Mrs. ]. E. Bell, Mrs. F. H.
French, Mrs. J. c. Kay, Mrs. F. w.
Phisterer, Mrs. R, NJ. Cults, Madame
Randolph, Mrs. F. F. Black, Mrs. Cliff
ford Jones, Mrs. w. H Johnson, Mrs.
IL. o. Mathews, Mrs. G. s. Gibbs, Mrs.
u. o. Johnston, Mrs. B. H. Watkins,
Mrs. c. B. Parker, Mrs. w. E. Ellis,
Mrs. E. X. Massee. Mrs. w. T. Han
mum, Mrs. C. C. Gee, and the Misses
Alexander, Malone and Rosenbaum.
Following the brisk rubbersa Mrs.
Lincoln and Mrs. Jamerson served the
refreshments and in this they were
assisted by Mrs Gibbs, Miss Ro-
sehbaum, Miss Lehman and Miss
Catherine Lenihan. .....* -. e..
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Mrs. William r.. Davis, wife of Cap
tain Davis, has been a surgical pa
Ltient of Captain Owen during the past
week and is still confined 10 her
room in the women's ward of the de-
partment hospital. Mrs. Davis is re-
ported as progressing faVorably al
though the operation performed upon
her was one of serious nature. An
other patient whose case has excited
the deep interest and sympathy of her
many friends is Miss Margaret Por-
ter, the niece and house guest for the
summer of Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards.
Miss Porter has also been. under the
care of Captain Owen for an opera
ton for appendicitis and though her
case only occurred on Thursday of
this week her progress towards recov-
cry has been deemed most satisfac-
tory. General and Mrs. Edwards and
Miss Edwards have been most con-
slant in their visits and care for the
charming young girl of their house
hold. +~ r.. -: -..... .<.@
The first of the ladies nights" at
the Hu lnldlN1 tuSSS. Ou .IuC
Monday of last week and was pro-
nouneed great success. 1t is the in.
tention of the. board of governors of
the mess to continue these evenings
weekly. Informal dancing and cards
were the diversions for the evening,
and 1t is hoped that orchestral con,
certs as well as ether musical pro-
grams may find a place in the enter
tainments to be provided by the man
ayers in future nights. -.
+ Lieut.. and Mrs. L. O. Mathews were
hosts for a delightful and large sup
per party on Sunday night of this
week. Their guests included Captain
and Mrs. Hannum, Misses Rosenf
baum, Lehman, Malone and Catherine
LeRihan, practically all of the bache-
ior officers of the post and included
Captain Mudd of Armstrong, !, DR..
Dieber Mr., Henshaw and Mr.. Lowrey
of the National Guard. w.. -
J Lieut.: L. Med Sylvester leaves to-
day on tie mine planter as the guest
of Lieutenant Cook, the commanding
officer of that vessel, and after his
arrival at San Francisco will journey
to his home for the remainder of the
extended leave that has been granted
him. -. ...,....--...-.
The Wednesday Bridge Club of the |
post met this week at the quarters of
Captain and Mrs. ]. C. Kay Guests
OF the club for the evening were
Captain and Mrs. B. H. Watkins, play
ing for the host and hostess.
Captain and Mrs. George H. Jamer-f
son and their young son were week /
end guests of Captain and Mrs Win I
ans of the 4th Cavalry at Schofield |
Barracks. H. g.. Il. -. -. ,.... :.z.. /
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Lieut.. William C. Rose has been
absent from the garrison on a short |
leave this past week as the guest of /
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter on their