Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

z. X. Massee, Miss Helen Alexander,
Mrs. NJ. J. Lenihan, Mrs. J. B. Nc
Donald. Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Mrs.
L. J. Owen, Mrs. Robt McCleave, Mrs.
F. P ReYnolds, Mrs Hall, Mrs. Green,
Mrs P. B. Malone, Mrs. Geo. s.. Gibbs,
Mrs. B. W. Atkinson, Mrs. Randolph,
Mrs. A. C. Knowles, Mrs J. B. Rich
ardscn, Mrs. &C., B. Parker, Mrs. Fred
"Wichman,, Mrs. F. Swanzy. Mrs. Irv-
ing PhilIirsoh.; Mrs. John R. Thomas,
Mrs. Charles Tayman, Mrs. Larry r.
McAfee.r hss-4Geo. NJ Apple, Mrs. P.
d. Glassford, Mrs. D. L. Howell. Mrs.
w. E. Ellis, Mrs. G. F. Humbert.s Mrs
Geo. L. Hicks, Jr., Mrs. H. F.. Nichols,
Mrs. F. r. Hopkins, Mrs. f. NJ. Wat
son, Mrs. Ohio w. Rosenbaum, Miss
Gamble, Mrs. E. H. Cooke. Mrs Fred
A. Cooke, Mrs. Wise, Mrs w. II. John
son, Mrs. Johnson, Sr. Mrs, F. r.
Black, Mrs. H. N. Preston, Mrs. F. VIZ
Phisterer, Mrs. ]. NJ. Riggs, Mrs. H.
N. Murray, Mrs. Ralph lister, Mrs. A.
]: Booth, Mrs. Roe, Mrs. Thomas
Spencer, Mrs George Taylor. Mrs. F.
w. Coe, Mrs. c. D. VIM. Mrs c. r.
Baxter, Mrs Carl Rcichmann and
Mrs. A. ]. Harris.
Monday night was ladies' night at
the regimental mess, with Mrs A. c.
Knowles and Mrs. J. B. Richardson as
hostesses. Two delightful guests from
off the transport Thomas added to the
icf Of 10 opric
were Mrs. Eben Swift, the wife of
Col. Swift of the general staff, and
Capt Bryan Conrad, lately of the 18th
Infantry, now. en- route to JOIN by
transfer some other '39iment ON the
mainland. The playing was unusually
lively with a spectacular finish for the
first place in the scores. Mrs. Michael
j. Lenihan was the final victor with
four points more than Lieut.. l.. 0.
Mathews. Mrs. Lenihan was awarded
an attractive wicker candle lamp with
silk shade to matcl Others present
were Capt. and Mrs. A. c. Knowles,
Mrs. B. w. Atkinson, Lieut.. and Mrs.
L. o. Mathews, Capt. end Mrs. c. B.
Parker, Mrs Randolph, Mrs. de Ford,
Maj. and Mrs. E. V. Smith. Lieut. and
Mrs. C.. H. Wright, Capt and Mrs. :.
C. Kay, Lieut.. and Mrs J.. B. Richard
son, Mrs NJ. J. Lenihdn, Miss Leni-
han, Lieut.. D. T. Greene, Capt and
Mrs. Chas. S. Lincoln Mrs W. H.
johnson, Mrs. Roe and Mr., Bayard
Randolph.
II
Harris gave handsomely appointed
tea at herr home. The house was de.
corated with a pTofusiOn Of cut flow
ers in shades of red with quantities of
green effectively combined Herewith.
In the diningroom Mrs Charles S. Lin
coin and Mrs Robert McCteave poured
tea and coffee at a table that was
decked with flowers and lighted with
candles under shades that matched in
color the, blooms. On the lanai Mes
danes Alfred J. Booth and James E.
Bell served ices and CONNECTIONS, while
Mrs. o. w. Roserbaum presided over
a generous punchbowl. The afternoon
was most delightful one for the more
than so ladies that called during the
hours from to :. The list Of callers
embraced a number from Honolulu
and practically all of the matrons of
the Shafter garrison. Capt. and Mrs.
Harris have been long with the I'd
but the Captain has receiv-
ed orders to proceed 10 the states en-
the March transport for assignment to
another regiment, as he will have
the required four years of
foreign service" by that date No
has been named as yet to
take the vacancy caused by the de-