Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-27
Fl. SHAFTER SOCIETY

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER, June 27-Lieut.
F. P. Jackson was host at a delightful
supper party on Sunday evening at
his quarters in the encampment. His
guests were Captain and Mrs. Geo. s.
Gibbs, Captain and Mrs. G. s. Lincoln,
Captain Chamberlain and Captain Glib.
son.
The tea and accompanying dance
given by Captain and Mrs. Paul B.
Malone of the End Infantry on We'd
nesday afternoon was the largest
function of recent date that has been
given at Fort Shafter. Over It's in
vitations had been issued and with
propitious weather the acceptance list
was very large. From four until six
the rooms of the regfmental mess
were thronged with guests eager to
meet the charming daughter of the
host and hostess and for whom the
affair was given. Miss Malone receiv-
ed with Captain and Mrs. Malone at
the head of the stairway and the
guests then passed on into the main
rooms or found their way in numbers
to the hop room The entire upper
floor of the building was profusely
decorated in natural flowers and trail
ing branches of the pepper tree. In
the billiard room the purple bougain-
villea was draped over the pictures
and fixtures of the room; while in
the tea room, masses of wild flowers
made most attractive setting. The
upper balcony with rugs and, easy
chairs and the outer screens of pep
per branches made an unusually pref
ty picture. On the balcony Mrs. Geo.
H. Jamerson served punch through
out the afternoon and in the library
Mrs. Francis II. French and Mrs.
b. w. Atkinson presided over an elab-
orately set table and poured coffee
and tea. An additional punch bowl
in the billiard room with Hrs. Clyde
B. Parker serving was thf6nged about
in the intervals of the dancing. Other
ladies assisting In the service Of re.
Treatments that consisted of sand.
wiches and cakes we're Mrs. Otto w.
Rosenbaum, Mrs. Benz H. Watkins,
Mrs. Thomas G. Spencer and Mrs.
Robert McCleaye. Quite the best pro-
gram of dance music that has been
provided at the post was supplied by
the band of the End Infantry that
played continuously during the two
hours of the tea and the dancers
ayailed themselves Of the opportun-
Ity in numbers and without cessation. I
Those calling were Captaink and Mrs.
Hicks, Colonel and Mrs. Fiench, Col |
onel and Mrs, Reynolds, General and
Mrs. Edwards, Captain and Mrs. Nc
Cleaye, Captain and Mrs. sPhisterer,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Gee, Capt. land Mrs.
Chitty, Lieut. and Mrs Crockett, Cap
tain and Mrs. Rosenbaum, Lieut.. and |
Mrs. O'Hara, Capt. and Mrs. Winans,
Colonel and Mrs. Mcdonald, Captain
and Mrs. Lincoln, Captain and Mrs.
Hannum, Lieut.; and Mrs. Edgerley, |
Captain and Mrs. Massee, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Mathews, Major. and Mrs. Woo
ZEN, Capt. and Mrs. Harris, Capt. and
Mrs. Watkins, Chaplain and Mrs.
Scott, Lieut.. and Mrs. Booth, Captain
and Mrs. Jamerson, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Besson, Lieut. and Mrs. Black, Lieut..
Ind Mrs Longanecker, Capt. and Mrs.
Cooke, DR.. and Mrs. Matthews, Lieut.
md Mrs. Love, Capt. and Mrs. John
ION, Lieut.. and Mrs. Matheson, Capt.
Ind Mrs. Bell, Colonel and Mrs. At
linson, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. Ashford,
Mrs. Boone, Capt. and Mrs, Gibbs,
lieut.. and Mrs. Preston, Major. and
Mrs. Lehman, Lieut.. and Mrs. Mean
rev, Lieut.. and Mrs. Spencer, Capt.
Ind Mrs. Kay, Capt. and Mrs. Par.
Ier, Misses Edwards, Gamble, Case,
Porter, Scott, Alexander, Rosenbaum,
ashford, Hardy, Catherine Lehman !
md Mcdonald; Majors Delaney, Will
Jams and Smith; Colonel Rafferty,,