Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04

the transport for a home station. ne
Mcmahon quarters were attractively
deCOrat for the Ok CasIOn win Japa-
neSe lanterns suspended on the lanai
and in the large tent ON the lawn
under which a number OF small tables
were placed In the dining room pink
carnations were Lsed effectively as
decor atoms. The guests later attend
Cd the mop in the Mounted Service
Club. Present " ore Gen. and Mrs.
John Wiser. A.aj and Mrs William
Crukshank, Capt. ind Mrs. George
ApI'c. l. cut and Ms Harold Wander,
vcer Lieut. and Mrs Richard Kim
bail Lieut. and Mrs. John Hatch.
Lieut. and Ms Joseph Lazy, Lieu.
and Ms SW.t; Martin, the Miss as
Welcome Aver and Dorothy rorsyr:.,
Lieuts, Guy Chipnan. James tito,
William McCullrc. md Carl FOsnes
On Mclfaay afternoon. CCloncr an
Mrs. William forsyth gave an after.
noon tea. which took the fern Oh d
"despidida'' in hone r Of Colonel George
J}ands, who sailed fer the coast on the
Maryland on Tuesday. Dur.ng the al
tair the 4tl Cavalry ban1, stItiJned on
the lawn in front ii the JTsgth':
quarters, played various plea sin Sc
lections. in the .attFacti< ely decofat
ed dining room, Mrs. Joan O. Shea end
Mrs. RaWson Warren served punel. l.
which the fortunes q the sIest O.
honor were toasted and good w.shet
made fer his hea..I ami hap. .!rHss i:
the new station. -..
Those who enjoyed Col. and Mrs
Forsyth's hospitality were all tue OF.
ficers and ladies OF the regiment. Gen
and Mrs. John Wiser, and Capt ana
Mrs John Fair.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Wynnan gave pleasant auction party
of five tables, which was followed by
delicious and refreshing five O'clock
tea. The popular piyoting game was
played with prizes of similar nature
for the holder Of the highest score at
each table, who were Mrs. Raymond
Bliss, Mrs. e. benson, Mrs. >Americus
Mitchell, Mrs, Edmund Butts and Ma
dame McCFeave, the prizes being at
tractive lacquer trays. Others present
UPON this occasion we're Mesdames
Donald Hay, George harrison. Char
eneel Tinker, Richard Taylor Henry
Lantfy, Louis MeKfnlay, sfthuT Bump,
Harris Arthur Cassefs, Robert lHar.
bold. John Hunt, R.}r. Smith. William
Mapes, Walter Frank, Matthew Pa1en
and Franklin Rice4
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onsW ednesday evening last Lieut.,
and Mrs. George 81 Gay gave "a dinner
of twenty.eightn covers. entertaining
for Col and Mrs. Kieffefs Capt 81 S.
Creighton, Lieut.. and Mrs. Lawrence
MatllewssLieut. and Mrs. Frank Sloan,
Lieut.. 4 and Mrs. illianYe Me- leaye,
Lieut. and Mrs. Robert Fiarbold, Lieut..
and Mrs. William DOdiss the Misses
Carrie and Esther MCMAHON and Mel.
lie Baird, Capt Leo Mud and .Lfeuts.
James Ulio, Otis Scatter, Guy Chip
MANI Charles Haver Ramp, Sheldon
Wheeler, Carl SpAfE. Howard Mill
gah, Oswald Saunders and Edward
McC1eaye L. I'D. ~,
}tits sss44ttfi3r 81 Elft: &t asfs4s{
on Menday, preceding the special
regimentaI hop given bg tfe8slst In
fantry pffiesrs and ladies'! Colonef ami
Mrs. Waldo aver gave a dinner for
eight guests including Lieut., and Jesse
Ladd. Lieut.. and Mrs, Harry Malone
Dr. and Mrs. Albert White, Lieat. Luz
ther James and Lieut. Haig Sheker-
jan. Il.
On the same evening Lieut.. and Mrs
TRULY Martin were dinner hosts enter
tanning for Lieut.. and Mrs. Ivens
Jones, Lieut.. and Mrs. Livingston Wat
rous, Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Naylor
and Lieut.. and Mrs, Louie Beard.
y,
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball o!
Haleiwa entertained at dinner on Sun
day evening at the hotel for Capt. and
Mrs Clarence Day, Capt and Mrs
Edward Carey, and Capt and Mrs
Frank Burnett
Mrs. George S. Gay is anticipating
with pleasure the visit of her sisters,
Mrs. Ethel Richardson and Miss For
rest Richardson, who will arrive early
in October and make visit of num-
Der of months.
Mre William Canon oovo l,,ncboop