Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-13
Fl. SKATER SOCIETY
rsDeclal srar-Bu.letin correspondencel

Especial SIar-BuIletiR Correspondence
FORT sHAFTER, June 13-Mrs
Marcus d. fCronin, wife Of Major Gro
min, oath Infantry, with station in the
Philippine Islands. was a guest oil
Colonel and Mrs Benjamin Walker
Atkinson during the day and over
night while the transport was in port
last Saturday. Mrs. Crouin was en-
route for an extended visit with her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. ]. w. Han
nav. whose residence is in Southern
California, where Colonel Han4ay has
lived since his retirement some years
ago.
A pleasant little reunion of some OF
the ladies of the I'd Infantry was the
meeting at Tait's in San Francisco of
Mrs. Franklin p. jackson, Mrs. Err
neste v. Smith and Mrs. Peter e. Mar
quart on a recent afternoon, where all
had gone for tea. With Mrs. Marquart
we've Mrs. Herndon Sharp and Mrs.
Mitchell, Mrs. Clement HI. Wright's
sister, who is we'll known In the regi-
ment. Mrs. Marquart, SO long In the
I'd, now has quarters at the Preside
while Major Marquart's regiment, the
18th Infantry, Is absent on the border
of Mexico and has had Mrs. Sharp
with her as a guest for time. Mrs.
MitcheiPs husband is also in the 18th
and has permanent station at the
Presidio. " q.
Mrs. Erneste, " Smith 4 and her
daughter left San Francisco on the
9Th for the East. where they will be
absent on a round Of visits until the
end Of the summer, returning to Cali
fornia in time for the opening Of the
Castilleja school, where the daughter
has been al school for the past two
years. They viii make stop at the
Grand Canyon on their way East and
then 60 on to Kansas City for a brief
stay, and while there expect to run
UP to Fort Leavenworth and visit
Mrs. Geo. e. Kumpe for few days,
afterwards continuing their Journey
to Mrs. Smiths brothers country
place in Northern Alabama, where the
remainder of the summer will be
spent.
: Col. Francis II. French visited Maj
Williams battalion in camp on Thurs.
day and accompanied a part of the
command on an extended trip up the.
slopes OF the Koolau range in one OF
the numerous trips Of terrain study.
After his return 10 camp on Thursday
evening Colonel French was seized
with a form of indigestion and.
was quite sick until after his
return to the post on Friday. He.
came in in General Edwards car and
was sent on to Shafter at once,
where he obtained relief aad is now
fortunately quite recovered from his
indisposition. 1881
The garrison hop on Friday evening
was fairly we'll attended. ABOUT 40
guests and members of the garrison
were in attendance. Those seen from
without the post were Liutenant and
Mrs. Swan from Fort Kruger, DR.. and
Mrs. A. p. Matthews and Miss Nc
Miss Elizabeth Hughes and
Lieutenant Cook, commanding the
mine planter Armistead. The hops
are delightfully."- informal and as they
close at 1870, form a very delightful
way of spending an evening for the
garrison people and their friends.
Captain and Mrs. Paul B. Malone OIL
the I'd Inantry celebrated the 20thI
of their wedding on the
18th. For the occasion Captain Ma
lone came in from the field where his |
company now is and returned to his |
camp on Saturday. Capt and Mrs.
Malone are anxiously awaiting the ar
rival of their daughter, Miss Gertrude |
who comes for vacation visit |
rom Vassar by the transport due Sum
lay morning.
4 Col. and Mrs Francis H. French |
rave dinner preceding the hop last
hight. Their guests were Capt and
Mrs. W. T. Hannum, Lieut. and Mrs L.
}. Mathews, Lieut. and Mrs. Frederick
,. Black and Lieut.. and Mrs. F. A.
Iooke. Unfortunately Colonel Frenchs
prevented the host and
hostess from accompanying their din
her guests to the hop.
Mrs. B. H. Watkins, Mrs. H. n. Pres
on and Mrs. J. c. Kay of the garri-
on spent Friday at the camp of the
'rd battalion of the I'd Infantry near
lucas ranch. They went and re-
urned from the camp as guests of
Hiss Helen Alexander in her motor.
Maj. E. V. Smith and Lieut.. W. c..
Rose attended the dinner and smoker
# the Pacific Club in Honolulu on
Wednesday evening. Major Smith
vas the guest OF Lieut. F. P. Jackson
nd Lieutenant Rose that of Paymas-
er WillettS of the navy