Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04
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The luncheon given by Governor
Pinkham at the Country Club Tuesday,
August 81, in honor of the officers
who had completed their tour of for
eign service here was q most delight
ful affair. Those from Fort Shafter
who iunched with the governor were
Col Francis .H. French, Lieut.. Mich
olas w. Campanole, Lieut.. Homer NJ.
Preston, Capt. De- Witt Chamberlain.
Lieut.. WiiiiamA. Reed, Lieut. John r.
Edgerly, Lieut., L o. Mathews, Lieut.,
Clement Wright, Lieut.. Lindsty Med.
Sylvester and Dr.. Dieber. s., =.
The officers Of the q, s.. S.: Mary
land were hosts at aAtaThe Dansants
Tuesday just before their. departure
for the mainland. After tea; dancing
continued on the quarter deck until
sailing time. Music was furnished by
three bands, the End Infaptry, Royal
Hawaiian and that of the u. s, IS.
Maryland, and Just as the cruiser
pulled away from the dock the three
bands played Annie Laurie, Aloha De,
and MARYLAND, Ny Maryland. f.: = =
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: Capt. and Mrs. ]. n. Matheson, En-
gineer, Corps, formerly stationed at
Fort Shafter and who sailed on the
last transport for the mainland, have
been visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Matheson, In Billings, Nom
tana, for the past month and have
now left for their new station at Will
nington, N. G. - -. - III
Lieut.. and Mrs. John.B. Richardson
entertained informally at supper on
Wednesday evening ct their quarters
in the cantonments In honor of their
house-guest., Miss. Maggie Mae Rich.
ardson. The other guests were Lieut.
and Mrs. Homer n, Preston, Lieut..
and Mrs John s. Sullivan and Miss
Lenfhan. ~ y ~. n: r. :, >S. :
Those officers from Shafter who
took advantage OF the opportunity to
return to the mainland on the U. S. g
Maryland were Capt. Dewitt Cham
berlain, DR.. Dieber, and Leuts. Sill
yester, Edgerly, Campanole and Mr..
Walker Atkinson, son. of Lieut-col. B.
w. Atkinson. =
Another supper party on that same
evening was given by Capt. and Mrs.
Alden Knowles in their quarters in
the cantonment. Their guests we're
Lieut. and Mrs. Preston, Capt. and Mrs.
Clark, Lieut.. and Mrs. Manchester, and
Il ,innf and Mrs Erodnnda11
The regimental dinner given by the
officers and ladies of the End Infantry
to Col. and Mrs. Francis French last
Monday was a most enjoyable affair
The entire regiment attended and after
dinner dancing on the roof garden
continued until midnight
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Lieut. col and Mrs. B. w. Atkinson
entertained Thursday in honor of
Lieut.. and Mrs. l. o. Mathews, who
sailed for the mainland on the trans
port this week. and Mrs. P. r. Man
chester. Mrs. Randolph and Mr.. Bay
ard Randolph
Capt and Mrs. william Cochran en-
tertained at dinner in their quarters
in the main garrison Wednesday even
ing Covers were laid for six. Their
guests we're Lieut. Paul r. Manches-
ter, Miss Lucy Webb and Lieut. W. B.
Jones.
Another luncheon given in honor of
those sailing on the transport was
that given by Lieut.. and Mrs. Calder
on Thursday. Mrs. Calder's guests
were Lieut. and Mrs. l.. o. Mathews.
and Miss Uecke, of Punahou.
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Capt and Mrs. jackson. formerly of
the LIST Infantry, Schofleld Barracks,
were the houseguests sof Capt and
Mrs. Charles s. Lincoln Tor a few
days prior to the sailing of the Sher-
man for San Francisco.
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Governor Pinkham was host at a.
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