Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-11

there. On Saturday evening there
win be dance on the lanais Of the
hotel. and on Sunday afternoon the
and Infantry hand will give q concert
Among those going out from the post
are Mrs. M. J. Lehman, Mrs James =.
Peli, Mrs. Douglass T. Greene, Mrs.
f. A. Slean, and Mrs. G. II. Lincoln.
On Monday Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. Bell
and Mrs Greene expect to motor over
to Cashier for few days, returning
Tuesday morning to Fort Shafter.
Fort Shafter has been very quiet so
cialIy and almost deserted this week
In both the main garrison and canton.
ment there are many dark houses, for
when the transport sailed away last
Saturday It took many Of the families
stationed here, and now that the regi.
ment is ii the field this week leaving
the barracks empty. the long black
buildings make It seem more than de-
serted. Tuesday is looked forward to-
with double pleasure, the return Of the
regiment and the arrival Of the tr3Hs-
port from San Francisco bringing
many new people to the Second.
Lieut.. and Mrs. + A. Sloan enter
tanned informally at supper last even.
ing at their quarters In the csDtpn-'
ment. Their guests were Lieut. and
Mrs. Greene. Lieut., and Mrs. M.;Ali;
slifsWs; sieit. and Mrs: d. II Aanchcs-
ter, Lieut.. and Mrs. T. II. Crystal.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Calder, Lieut., and Mrs.
Barker, the Misses Lehman. Rosep.
baum, Harker, Lieuts. Lyman, P0lhe.
mus. A. X. B. Lyman. Jones, Abraham,
Miss Webb, and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Fredendall.
81 Due to the fact that the troops are
In the field this week the Aerodon1e
viii be closed. This Is quite disap-
continent to those left behind, as it
has always been d very popular place
of amusement. There will be no Sun.
day services held at the post this
week, due to the fact that Chaplain
Scott is with the regiment, but Mrs.
Pearson has very kindly offered to
hold Sunday School at the usual time
for the little "tots" of the post
y
The Monday evening card club met
at the officers club and five tables OF
bridge were played. Mrs. Lenihan re-
ceiyed. The prize was won by Mrs.
J. e. Bell who had the highest score.
Among those playing cards were:
Capt. and Mrs. Cochran, Capt and
Mrs. Harker, Capt. and Mrs. Parker,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Sullivan, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Richardson, Capt and Mrs. Lin:
coin, Major and Mrs. Dashiells, Capt.
and Mrs. Bell, Mesdames Malone,
Pearson and Lenihan. -.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph B. Douglas,
recent arrivals at the post, have just
received notification that the captain
has been relieved from his detail in
the Signal Corps. This is probably
due to his impending promotion to the
rank of major, as they arrived on the |
last transport, and will probably re-
turn on the next to San Francisco.
Capt. and Mrs. Douglas moved into |
the quarters formerly occupied by |
Capt. and Mrs. McCleaEe.
- 1885,. e.. .,-,,
The transport hop on thereof gar |
den at the Young Hotel was unusually |
we'll attended. Many of the service |
people as well as the passengers on |
the Sherman attended. Those noticed
from Shafter were Mrs. M. j.. LEM. |
han, Miss Lenihan, Lieut.. and Mrs. .. |
]. Greene, Lieut.. and Mrs. l.. o. Math- |
ews, Lieut. and Mrs. ]. B. Richardson, |
Lieut.. and Mrs. R. E. Calder, Miss
and Lieut.. Lyman.
Mrs. Martin, wife of Capt. Martin,
18th Cavalry, is the house-guest OF
Capt. and Mrs. J. E. Bell. Mrs. Mar
tin. was a passenger on the Ventura |
from San Francisco, and will remain /