Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-20

| to the demands thtd the Carnival mas
made on the services OF the End In
fantry band that organization was not
available so the dancers were forced
to content themselves with music from
victrola. Notwithstanding that draw
back an unusually pleasant hour was
passed In which Capt and Mrs. Nc
Cleave, Major and Mrs. Smith, Lieut..
and Mrs. Love, Lieut.. and Mrs: Spen'
Ger. Captain and Mrs. Lincoln Lieut..
and Mrs. iFredendall and Mrs. ]. b.
de Ford participated.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker,
who have been absent in the States on
an extended leave granted Lieut.. Bar
ker, now expect to rejoin al, this, post
by the transport leaving San Francisco
next month. Lieut.. Barker, upon his
FprsmotioR was Unsigned TO the 9th
Infantry with STATEN at Schofield Bar.
facxs, ut-nlson = mutual application
he and Lieut.. G.. /. Crockett were
transferred and by this arrangement
the f3arkers win come back % the 2rid.
the officers old command.
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Colonel and Mrs. B. w. Atkinson
were the guests of Mrs. Swanzy Of
Honolulu on motor trip around the
island on Sunday last and were enter.
tanned at luncheon by their hostess
at her county place on the windward
side Of Oahu while en- route. The day
prdfed to- be ~ perfect one in enjoy.
ment although the showers for which
that coast is noted caught the party
on mere thanAone occasion. r
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Mrs. F. H French has been unable
to take an active part on social az
fairs during the past week on account
of the indispositiQn 81 her small daugh-
ter who has been confined to her
room FOR few days with a mild at.
tack Of grippe or similar malady. The
young lady is now quite herself again
and will be able to. accompany Mrs.
French to the daytime events Of the
Carnival now at hand, @tt =,
Letters from Mrs. B. H. Watkins to
friends in the garrison received dur.
Ing the past week tel of her plans
for the future. She and her little
daughter are now with Mrs. watkins
parents AZ Galveston. but expect TO
60 next month to Monterey, Cal,
where they will reside permanently
and where Mrs. Watkins will have
position under the government.
Miss Levin Of Paso Robes who had.
leaving for her home last
NJ haN Sdecfded to remain. over for,
~ ~ 4 81 part 81 the Carnival and
her decision has been received with
great pleasure by. her friends both
within and without the garrison. Miss
Levin now contemplates taking her
departure for the mainland on the,
18th ..<-
The Carnival and its attractions will
cause Fort Shafter to take a breath.
ing spell in social matters during the
coming week. The Monday night at
the regimental club will probably be
postponed until the following week as
viii also the regular fortnightly hop
OF the post that by regular schedule
would take place next Friday evening.
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Miss Mildred Malone. the daughter
OF Capt. and Mrs. Malone, has been
patient in the surgical ward OF the
department hospital FOR the past few
days. Though she has been quite a
sufferer from her operation, the
charming young girl is now happily
and will shortly be able
to return to her home.
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Mfs 8, 3. ae Fbtd Lieut. n. W.
Campanole and Maj. and Mrs. Ern-
este Y. Smith were guests from Shaft
or at the charming dancing reception
given by Admiral, and Mrs. Moore at
their handsome quarters At the Pearl
HaTb6r navy ward on Tuesday after
noon.
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Mrs. Thomas e. Spencer entertained
II an informal tea on Thursday In
honor OF Mrs. James of the LIST 1ntan-
try garrison. who Is spending the Car
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