Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-16
Government AID, BUTNOTCONTROL, Is URGED
TORFREE KINDERGARTENS; Child WELFARE SOUGHT


Smith. Mrs. ]. B. de Ford. Mrs. Robt.
McCleave, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. W. H.
Johnson, Capt and Mrs. Bell, Liett.
and Mrs. Richardson. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Black and Mr. Bayard Randolph.
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Capt, Chas. s. Lincoln IS receiving
the congratulations OF his many
friends in the regiment on his appoint.
ment as adjutant of the ID Infantry
which was announced by Coz. French
on the 18th in regimental orders of
that date. Capt Lincoln succeeds
Capt. Gibson in that important duty
and the regiment felicitates itself in
the thought that Capt Gibson Is to
be followed in the office by one SO
capable and altogether agreeable as
Capt lincoln Capt Gibson's tour as
regimental adjutant was one marked
by great ability and eminent success,
and the regiment knows that Col.
French's choice as to the present APP
pointee viii be likewise all for effici-
ency and the promotion of harmony.
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The dancing class under Mrs. Gum
and Mr.. Couvain as instructors has
received additional members In Mr..
and Mrs. j. Morton Riggs and Col.
and Mrs. Atkinson of the post After
the conclusion OF the regular session
on Thursday evening the class" adj
journed to the quarters Of Capt. and
Mrs. Geo. s. Gibbs for additional prac-
tise and added variety of steps such
as the twinkle introduced with
much grace and great success by
Lieut.. and Mrs Lloyd Fredendail. The
members of the class have under con-
sideration the formation of q dancing
club to meet on q night of the week
alternating with the regular fortnight
ly hops Of the post.
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Capt William r. Gibson of the I'd
Infantry and Capt. and Mrs. w. T.
Hannum of the Engineers were re-.
turning travellers to the garrison by
the transport that arrived on Wednes,
day afternoon: Capt Gibson has been
absent on leave for two months and
spent his respite from duty in San
Francisco with Mrs. Gibson. The lat
ter has not been in good health but
Is now improving and has gone on
to New York for an extended visit and
will probably not again return to Fort
Shafter as Capt Gibson will shortly
be relieved from duty In Hawaii after
a tour Of duty that has continued for
four years.
Miss Gray of the navy yard was a
house-guest of Mrs. Erneste v. Smith
for the night of the ball and returned
to her home at Pearl Harbor the fol.
lowing dsy. Miss Gray wore most
attractive schoolgirl costume at the
ball. 1t was with keen regret that
her friends learned that Miss Gray
was so unfortunate on F'riddy to have
been nipped in the ankle by q pet dog 1
at the yard. From the incident no
bad results are feared since Mrs. Cults
brought Miss Graz to the de.
partment hospital where the surgeons
administered all needed pnecauti0ns \
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Friday afternoons at Shafter are be.
coming popular with visitors and yes
terday afternoon the road In front of
the officers quarters was well lined
with motor parties watching the regi-
mental parade as finale to g round
Of visits Id the garrison. The length.
ening Of the days makes it possible for
visitors to witness parade and make a
lew additional visits and enjoy tea
after the ceremony and before dark
ness falls, Among those witnessing
the parade were Col and Mrs Ken
1all Col. Ebert, and Miss Alexander
md party, numbering Mrs. Armstrong,
Mrs. High and Miss Waterhouse.
Capt Clyde B. Parker. I'd Infantry
vas slightly injured by a fall from
lis horse when returning from tao
.ical ride yesterday afternoon. Though
lot reported as seriously injured by
he surgeons. the captain upon their
advice thought 1t better to go into the
hospital for observation and quiet for
! period of q few days.
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Col and Mrs. L. w. ". Kennon of |
Schofield Barracks were guests Of Col.
md Mrs. B. Walker Atkinson for ovef
he masquerade ball on Tuesday night |
md on Wednesday they went down to |
honolulu to greet Gen. and Mrs. John
?. Wiser Gen. Wiser will succeed |
sol. Kennon in command at the big |
post.
Master KerWin Malone, who has |
,een under the surgeons care for the |
'ast two weeks, is now happily con.
ralescent and has been able to be out |
or short carriage rides during the past |
hree days He had, it is believed, an
stack of typhoid fever of mild de- |
rec.
Lieut.. and Mrs. L. o. Mathews and /
lieut.. w. c. Rose were visitors from
Tort Shafter at the dancing reception
endered Gen. and Mrs. ]. p. Wiser
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