Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-05
Fort AaferNotes
Especial star-Bulls'tn correspondeuoel

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER. April Capt. J.
{ Kay has seen in the dispatches TO
the mainland papers tina, the var de
partment has by recent orders trans
ferred him from me I'd Infantry TO
the 7th Infantry This latter regiment
is al present at Galveston. where II
"as sent alter its return from Vera
Cruz The home station Is Fort Leav-
enwOrth Kan. Capt Kay has applied
for assignment 10 the 18TH Infantry
and naturally feels somewhat d,Sap-
pointed that his request did not re-
ccive favorable action He and Mrs.
Hay will leave for the mainland by
the May transport en- route to their
new station and duty.
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The Spanish War Veterans and the
Non -cOmmissiOncd Officers Club OF
Fort Shafter contemplate giving d
special dance on tie evening Of the
2 tn for the benefit Of The widows AMI
children Of the men lOs' on the "a.
All Of the plans for the dance haV'
not been completed, but that the dance
will have large attendance is d GER
tainty. The managers plan to use the
entire headquarters building AMI it is
possible that the overflow that may
be expected will be prov .ded for by
the use OF the streets, as was done at
the very successful dance given by
the men in aid OF the Army Relief so
Ciety early in the present year. On
that occasion several hundred OF the
dancers found the smooth paving.
when covered with meal, to be a splen.
did dancing floor, especially for the
ever popular one-step. The I'd Infan,
try band will furnish the music for
this praiseWorthy event and it is pos
sible that an additional band will be
secured to alternate with the band OF
the I'd and thus provide continuous
music throughout the evening. II the
second band is secured one band will
play upstairs in the headquarters
building and the other will be station
ed on the lower balcony to provide
the music for the street dancing. The
committees in charge of the enter
tainment have not been announced as
yet, but will be made known as soon
as the governing authorities of the
two associations planning the affair
can make the necessary selections
from among their members.
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When the golfers or the town and
this vicinity reached Noanalua yes
terday for a round at the game they
we're agreeably surprised to find that
the conditions of hoodlumism that per
vaded that fine course during the pre-
ceding weeks had entirely disappear
ed, due to the fact that one of the
mounted police of the city was most
decidedly on duty with orders to see
that the golfers were neither disturb
ed in play nor subject to pilferine of
golf balls by needless youths. The ef-
feet and result were both highly ap-
preciated, and the thoughtfulness of
the owner of Moanalua in thus seek
Eg to make this beautiful estate a
pleasure to all right.rninded persons
is indeed to be praised.
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Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum was a
hostess last evening for large num-
4UeT VI the younger people vi Ine gar
rison at delightful supper that was
served at the home OF Capt. and Mrs.
o. w. Rosenbaum. The affair was in
honor of Miss Eleanora Lenihan and
was made to take the form Of show.
er for Miss Lehman, whose marriage
to Lieut.. d. T. Greene Is, 1t IS under
stood, set for early in next month.
Miss Rosenbaum's guests numbered
more than a score and the gifts for
the bride-to-be were numerous and of
the most useful nature, as was intend
ed by the hostess OF the evening.
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Capt. William r. Gibson went to
Schofield Barracks on Saturday to re.
main over Sunday as the guest OF
Capt and Mrs. F., P. Jackson of the
LIST Infantry. Capt Gibson now ex.
poets to leave for his new regiment,
the 18th Infantry. py the May trans
port, but will probably avail himself of
brief leave before joining his new
command On the boarder.
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