Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-25

viting than the last, the guests were
entertained delightfully."- by a musical
program arranged and given by Mrs.
Potter, Mrs. Meals and Mrs. Stone,
the combination of whose voices and
musical talents gave their hearers
great pleasure and brought to a close
a charming occasion. The guests were
Mesdames John Wiser, Edmund
Butts, Ernest Gose Charles Meals,
William Doane, Charles Willard, Rich.
ard Taylor, Mathew Palen, John Hunt,
Waldo Potter. Charles Day, William
Canoe, Miss Farrell, Livingston Wat
rous, William McCleave and George
Harrison =. -. ..."... ..
Captain and Mrs Pelham Glassford
are entertaining this evening in honor
of their sister, Miss Nellie Carleton,
their house guest Fifty friends of the
post have been invited TO supper to
meet Miss Carleton and later the party
will motor to the moonlight dance at
Haleiwa, The list of guests includes
colonel and Mrs. L.. w Y. Kennon,
Major William Guignard, Captain
George de Grasse Catlin. Captain s.,
s. Creighton. Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert
Harbold, Lieut. and Mrs. Fred Cole
man, Lieut. and Mrs. George Gay,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis McKinlay, Lieut..
and Mrs. John Hatch. Lieut.. and Mrs.
William MoCleave, the Misses Ger.
trqde Hopkins, Carrie and Esther Nc
Mahon, Louise Freeman, Welcome and
Constance Aver, Ruth Barclay, Doro-
thy Forsyth, Norma Mason, Margaret
Fealy and Anne Carpenter, Captain
Harry Williams, Lieuts. Ballard Lyer-
ly, Harold Huntley, William McCul-
loch, Oswald Saunders, Wallace Phi
loon, James Ulio, Wilbur Rogers,
Charles Haverkamp, Freeman Bowley,
Hail. Walter Winton, Mr.. Ma
caulay, Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Mari
and Lieut. and Mrs. Waldo Potter.
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On Wednesday of last week Lieut..
and Mrs Waldo Potter gave dinner
for 20 friends of the garrison. Two
large tables were set for supper, at
each of which 10 covers were placed.
Baskets trimming over with daisies,
yellow and white, formed the eenter-'
piece for each table, whose color
scheme Of yellow and white was car
ried out in the dainty candle shades
and dinner cards. Present we're Maj
and Mrs. Ernest Gose, Capt and Mrs.
David Stone, Capt and Mrs. Charles
Maj and Mrs. Edmund Butts,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Irving Phillipson,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Meals. Lieut..
and Mrs. William Canoe Miss Irene
Farrell, who is visiting the Canoes;
Mr.. John Macaulay, Capt and Mrs
Lucius Holbrook and the hosts. The
party later we're present at the hop
in the Cavalry-Artillery eantonment
Club. .~-. !
After the hop on Wednesday, which
was one of the ENJOYABLE events OF
the week, Miss Gertrude Hopkins gave
a delicious supper in honor of her
guest Miss Louise Freeman. After
the supper, informal games of various
kinds were enjoyed, and the evening
was brought to a close with music.
Those present were the Misses Free
man, Nellie Carleton, Rose Herbert.
anu irene fdTTPll, Lieut., anu MIS-. UT"
Vile Tyler, Lieut. end Mrs. William
McCleave. Lieut. and Mrs. William
Dodds. Captain S. s. Creighton, Lieuts +!
Philoon, Oswald Saunders. |
Hall, Guy Chapman, and
Charles Haverkamp. /
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Major William S. Guignard was a
charming host en- Wednesday, enter
tanning for eight at an attractively ap-
pointed dinner A low mound of bril- |
liant red exorias with their glossy !
dark green foliage made an effective 4,
which was enhanced by |
the soft glow from the four red-shaded /
Covers were placed for Miss !,
Nellie Carleton. Captain and Mrs. /
G smpbell King, Lieut., and Mrs Irving !.
Captain and Mrs. Pelham /
ilassford. and Major Guignard. After
dinner the party attended the hop at
he cl:,3 y. e.. ..:,.." ...' -" !
Mrs. Ely benson entertained with a
bridge afternoon on Thursday last
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