Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-17
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TT. SKATER SOCIETY

Fl. SKATER SOCIETY |
Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
FORT SKATER. April l7.-Capt.
and Mrs. George n. JamersOn re-
turned to the post by the transport
from a trip TO the States. Lieut., and
Mrs Frederick A. Barker were also
same boat Both families have been
away for some months making eX-
tensive visits with friends and rela.
tives Mrs Jamerson's journey in
Guided a visit in Washington. where
she was extensively entertained dur
ing her stay
Mrs Michael J. Lenhan was a
hostess at an informal tea on Friday
afternoon CT this week at her quar-
tiers. Those invited included the in
innate friends only Of the family and
to these intimates was vouchsafed the
briefest but most tantalizing glimpses
OF the preparations for the approach
ing wedding Of Mrs. Lenihans older
daughter This event will be the
most important affair socially that
has taken place at the pest since the
arrival of the End Infantry. Mrs. Len.
ihan's guests for the delightful after.
noon included Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. B.
w. Atkinson, Mrs. A. G. Knowles,
Mrs. E. V. Smith, Mrs. {. S Lincoln,
Mrs. J. B. Richardson. Mrs. G. H.
Jamerson. Mrs. J. E. Bell, Mrs. G. S.
Gibbs, Mrs. J. p. Edgerley, Mrs. F.
A. Sloan, Miss Rosenbaum and Miss
Halloran. The bride-to-be and her
sister, Miss Catherine Lenihan, as
sisted Mrs. Lenihan in the tea ser.
vice that was the finale for the after.
noon.
Mr.. Paul B. Malone and Mr.. Fred
erick Rosenbaum under their appoint
ments to cadetships at West Point
will leave for the mainland on the
Mongolia on May %, travelling in
company as becomes old friends, and
will enter the academy On June A.
The double appointment falling to the
sons Of officers in the same regiment
and at the same post is most unusual
and the fact that the young gentlemen
will make their start in the class of
1919 under such unique circumstances
will enhance the situation for both
in a most decided way They will
have the advantage of most of the
new cadets in that they will have at
least one friend of old standing in
the list of youngsters that will report
for entrance at the historic and beau
tiful spot on the Hudson to form what |
will be their future class, the ties of |
which will bind them closer than
brothers throughout their lives.
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Gen. and Mrs. Arson Mills of Wash
ington, and Capt. and Mrs. Carl An
son Martin of the End Infantry were
guests of Col. and Mrs. B. w. Akin
son Of Fort Shafter at luncheon on
Friday afternoon. Capt, Martin is
the nephew of Gen. Mills. Other
guests at the luncheon table were
Mrs. Randolph and Mr. Bayard Ran
dolph. Gen.. and Mrs. Mills remained
1T the post during the afternoon in
order to witness the parade of the
regiment which no doubt proved Of
interest to, the distinguished officer.
But two battalions paraded by reason
If the fact that the LIST battalion of
he regiment was on the target range III
or the day and were therefore ex.
used from attendance at the cere-
nony.
The wedding of Miss Eleanora
<enihan and Lieut.. Dana T. Greene.
which will take place at Fort Shaft
n on the 4th of May, will be a house
and Miss Lenihan will be
Ittended by her sister, Miss Gather
ne Lenihan, while Lieut. Greene will
ave the support of Lieut. Hardigg,
nd number of the bachelor officers
4 the garrison will act as ushers.
The wedding will be very large af-
air and the list OF invited guests ex-
ends throughout the people of the
ervices stationed in Oahu and in
ludes as we'll many of the civilian
riends of the young people and of
Iai and Mrs Michael J. Lenihan, the
arents of the bride.
y
Capt and Mrs. Joseph F. Gohn, who
'ere on the Sheridan en- route to Ma.
lila, came out to the post for brief
isit during their stay in Honolulu,
aIling on Capt and Mrs. Carl A.
Iartin of the End Infantry. Capt.
ohm was for years in the 14th lnfan-
ry but has recently been serving
18th the 18th. He now goes under
is present orders to join the 18th sta.
oned in Manila.
Mrs. Ira l.. Fredendall. the wife Of
Iaj. Fredendall of the @. NJ. Corps. is
n arrival at the post and will make
n extended visit with Lieut.. and Mrs.
: Fredendall. Mrs. Fredendal has
cen with. Mai Fredandall at Nagasa-
/. where that officer has been on
uty for a number of years as depot
for the army.
Miss Jessie Gibbs, the daughter of
apt and Mrs, George. S. Gibbs, has
ntirely recovered from her illness
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