Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
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lspecIaI star.Bulletin correspondencel

Especial Star-Bulletin correspondencel
FORT sHAFTER. Oct. As soon
as Field Company E. Signal Corps,
completes Its pistol target practise.
the Machine Gun Company. Ind In,
fantry, win 30 on the range for its an
nual target practise. Problems Of
many kinds viii be worked out, and
1t IS contemplated to fire one problem
at . range Of 1900 yards. Due to the
fact that the machine gun Is much
talked Of military weapon Of the pres
ent day. this tHrget practise will be
one OF Interest to all at the fort Capt
]. e. Bell, assisted BY End Lieut.. r. G.
Calder, will conduct the firing.
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A very successful birthday party
was given by Conmissary Sergeant
Lee Cohen and LIST SET Grin H. Rig
ley fbOth OF the End Infantry at the
latters quarters IN the cantonment on
the evening of September 10Th. il be-
ing SGT. Cohen's thirty-ninth blrthdas
and sgt Rigley's thirtf.6ffh Al large
crowd Of friends gathered 70 enjoy
what was one Of the most pleasant
evenings ever spent at Fort Shafter. 4
delicious Dutch lunch was served dur
ing the evening. Husic was furnished
BY Duke Mil1ers Hawaiian string orr
chestra and dancing continued unit
The wee small hours OF the morning
Tie old soldiers corner IN the after
part or the bungalow was IN lise the
larger part Of the evening, and Tom
my Marlowe received the highest hon
Ors for the best old soldier story tel.
Ter. Appropriate refreshments were
served for the story tellers For the
ladies and those desiring beverage
other than the old soldiers refresh.
ments, q delicious fruit punch was
served. The odd and beautiful dec
orations furnished q pleasing effect to
the rooms OF the bungalow. Cards OF
witty sayings and instructions to old
soldiers were displayed among the
The following invitation was re-
ceived by the guests
Hear We! Hear We! Hear We! RE.
ley and Cohen, who intend celehrat:
Ing the seventy.fourth anniversary o.
their arrival on this mundane sphere
on the evening OF the twenty-ninth OF
September, 1916. at Rigiey's Gothic
request the honor of your
presence, to help them Lap up the suds.
kin the fatted calf. and incidentally
condole with them. Kindly bring your
appetites and omit flowers.
Those present were Com. Sgt and
Mrs. Cohen. lst Sgt and Mrs. Rigiey,
list Sgt. and Mrs. Whitaker, Mr. and
Mrs. Marlowe,s Master Sig Elec. and
Mrs. McAulf, sgt and Mrs. Martin
SET. and Mrs. Britheld Cpl and Mrs.
Ord. sgt. and Mrs. Dysart
Reg. @. M Sgt. and Mrs. Ely, Sgt
Maj. and Mrs. Burns, Sgt. and Mrs
Kellond. Color Sgt. and Mrs. CIarkson,
Color Sgt: Stutzman, Sgt. and Mrs
o'Keefe. Sgt. and Mrs. Peoples, Miss
Norma Peoples. Sgt Rossen.
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On Saturday, October 9th. the End
band under the musical dlrec-
tor, Principal Musician Nicholas No
yack, viii give a dance at p. m. at
the National Guard armory.s An ex-
cellent program has been prepared by
Sgt. Novack and jolly evening is
assured. The following committees
win take charge, OF arrangements:
Cpl. Frank Bruey Is the director-gen.
eraI OF the affair. and will be assisted
by Drum Major Paul Amt. secretary:
Sgt. Dan Wood, treasurer, and the
following committees: Arrangements,
Cpl. Paul H. Towns'ey aud Cpl James
s. johnson: floor Cnl@ .Iarles s John