Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-03
TT. SKATER SOCIETY

Especial Staf-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SHAFTER. July Mrs. Ho.
mer n. Preston of Fort Shafter enter.
tanned at bridge at the Moana hotel
Monday afternoon. There were five
tables playing rubbers. A prize was
awarded for each table, the prizes be-
ing beautiful hammered brass candle
sticks The winners were Mrs. Ellis
of Fort Ringer, Mrs. Richardson of
Fort Shafter, Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. FIRE.
dendall and Mrs. Parker, After the
game delicious refreshments were
served. The guests were Mrs. Ellis,
Mrs. Humbert, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Leni.
han, Mrs. Randolph. Mrs. McCleave,
Mrs. Day. Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Freden-
dali, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Bell, Mrs
Cults, Mrs. Reed Mrs. Richardson,
Mrs. Harker, Miss Richardson and the
Misses Gamble
The many friends of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Robert g. Calder of the End Infantry
will be interested in the following clip
ping from the Army and Navy Journal
of recent date:
Miss Maude Ethel Martin, daugh-
ter of Mrs David Martin, 1876 Bay
less avenue, St Anthony Park, st.
Paul, Mimi, and Lieut.. Robert George
Calder, End U. S. Infantry, were mar
ried June II, at p. m at the home
of the brides mother. Rev. Wilson
N. Backus officiated. Miss Myrtle
Weed was at the piano. The Lohen-
grin march announced the bridal par
ty. During the ceremony, bridal mu-
sic was played softly, The ceremony
took Ilace in the living room where
an altar of palms and peonies had
been inlprovised. Misses Margaret
Chase. Helen Dunn. Mae Donaldson
and Elizabeth Wellington were ribbon
bearers; little Bernice Martin, OF
Wood Lake, was flower girl; Miss
Ruth Chase, of Minneapolis, maid of
honor. Harley Martin, brother of
the bride, was Lieut.. Calder's best
man. The bride was gowned in white
tulle with a satin bolero, beaded with
pearls. The bodice was decollete and
short sleered anG court train hung
from the shoulders. Her long tulle
veil was worn in cap effect. She car
ried a shower bouquet of brides roses
and lilies of the valley Her only
ornament was a platinum and diamond
pendant. the gift of the bridegroom.
Miss Chase, as maid of honor, wore
rose colcred chiffon with an over dra-
Iery of gold lace, and carried show
er bouquet of pink sweet peas At the
reception the bride cut the wedding
cake with her husbands saber. The
wedding trip includes visit to New
York and Montclair, N J.. On their
return, Lieut.. and Mrs Calder will
visit ST. Pau, one week, and will then
leave for Fort Shafter, Honolulu,
where Lieut. Calder is stationed.
Major and Mr.. / enihan are chap
eroning a canning rarity for the week
end composed Of the younger set of
the garrison The party will leave to-
day for Kailua and return on Monday
evening. These going are Major and
Mrs. Lenihan, Lieut.. and Mrs Greene,
Lieut. and Mrs. Richardson, Miss Rich
ardson. Miss Catherine Lenihan, Miss
Gertrude Malone, Miss Elizabeth, Ro-
senbaum, Miss Halloran, Miss Dorothy
Harker and Lieuts. Jenkins, Sylvester,
Jones, Lyman, Camp, Hal
loran and Polhemus.
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On Wednesday evening Lieut.. and
Mrs. Sloan went to Schofield Barracks
as guests of Lieut.. and Mrs. McCleaye, /
1st Field Artillery, for dinner and af-
forwards attended the dance Of the
Service club.
So -
On Saturday afternoon number of /
officers and ladies from Fort Shafter
attended the ball game at Schofield
Barracks between the officers of that
garrison and the town officers, after.
wards everyone went to Haleiwa aid