Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-26
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Fl. SKATER SOCIETY

Especial star Bulletin CorrespondenceI
FORT SEIAFTER, Sept 26.Miss
Mildred BromweH was the luncheon
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum
on Saturday last and the two young
ladies. afterwards joined party that
attended the polo gzale at Meanalua.
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The Monday nights at the End In
fantry mess that have been turned
into Ladies' Niehtsg have proven
quite the most popular form of en-
tertainment that has yet been devils
ed for the garrison. Practically every
body goes and the ten tables that
participated in auction for modest
but web worth winning prize on the
last occasion had a royal evening at
the game. The special guests for the
evening were Colonel and Mrs. ]. B.
Mcdonald, from headquarters in Ho-
nolulu. The prize winner for the
evenings play proved to be Mrs. Roe
from Kamehameha School, with no
one else as second since her score
distanced all competitors. Mrs Roe
carried on the handsome carved teak
wood table that was provided by the
hostesses for the evening. Those
serving in that capacity on Monday
night were Mrs. Frederick F. Black
and Mrs. Clyde B. Parker. Those par
ticipating in the play we're Colonel
and Mrs. Atkinson. Majos and Mrs
Lenihan, Major and Mrs. Smith, Cap
tain and Mrs. Watkins. Captain and
Mrs. Johnson, Captain and Mrs. Ma
lone, Captain and Mrs Hannum. Cap
tain and Mrs. Gibson, Captain and
Mrs. Lincoln, Captain and Mrs. Gibbs,
Captain and Mrs. Malone, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Gee, Lieut.. and Mrs. FredendaI,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Matheson, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Black, Lieut.. and Mrs Wright
Lieut.. and Mrs McAndrew, Mrs. Ran
dolph, Mr.. Payard Randolph, Captain
Chamberlain, Miss Halloran, Miss
Lehman. Miss Catherine Lehman,
Lieutenants Lyman, G. B. Greene,
Rose. Hoffman, Foster and A. K. Ly-
man.
information from Washington to the
effect that Capt. BENJAMIN H. Wat
kIns had been granted permission to
remain on duty In Hawaii for an adj
difional year of duty after the pre-
scribed four years, was received by
mali this week This authority from
the war department MEANS that Cap
tain and Mrs. Watkins will remain as
residents OF Fort Shafter until the
middle of the year 1916, and may de-
eide to apply 1or. further tour upon
the completion Of the additional year
that has been granted them. This
will be interesting news to the many
friends of Captain aad Mrs. Watkins,
both in army life and in Civilian cir
cles OF Honolulu. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Ira LonSanecker Of the I'd Infantry
also contemplate remaining at Fort
Shafter for an additional year Of duty,
and they have been assured by the de-
partment that their request Will be
granted, Captain and Mrs. E. H.
Cooke are two more Of the I'd Infantry
Who have decided that Hawaii has
charms that outweigh those Of the,
mainland. and will make an additional |
year ef Il 10 these islands.
With. the return of the regiment
from the ten DAYS IN the field that
took It around the island on a march,
the garrison has once more resumed
the appearance of an inhabited place.
IN addition. the recent rains have caus-
"a IN 16Mhs and parade to present q
tired ailt appearances in general so
that Fort Shaftef Is once more place
where visitors may visit with pleasure |
In the attrnctivenees Of the surround |