Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-27
Fl. SKATER SOCIETY

Tts 01HI I6t1 OGOtI tssI I
Especial star Bulletin Correspondrrcel
FORT SHAFTER March 2I.--col.
and Mrs. Francis II. French, are en-.
|tertaining this evening with q large
dinner party in honor OF Miss Eleanpra
Lenihan, whose approaching marriage
to Lieut. Douglass T. Greene will be
one of the events or the year at Fort
Shafter.. The dinner will be given at
the University Club prior to the dance.
Col. and Mrs Freneh's guests for the
evening will be Miss Eleanora Leni-
han, Miss Catherine Lehman. Miss
Halloran, Lieut. and Mrs. John B.
Richardson. Lieut.. and, Mrs. John p
Edgerly, Lieut.. Nicholas w. Campo
mole, Lieut.. Douglass II! Greene and
Lieut.. George N Halloran.
Among the passengers to arrive
from the mainland By the Matsonia,I
due here on March So are Gen and
Mrs Arson Mills. who are coming
over to make an extended visit in
Honolulu. Gen. Mills Is on the retired
list Of the army and makes his home
in Washington. He has been q prom
inent officer during his years Of ser,
Wee on the active list and since bis
retirement has been ~. the head sof the
slEillss bBftfidSe sBsit COMPANY that
supplies the nations Qf the World with
thatsaFticle Of equipment Gen. Mills
is a man Of large fortune the greater
part of which was acquired In this
hall
of the general. as was also the spe-
cial machinery necessary for weaving
the web of which me belts are made.
For a long period before he passed to
the retired list the general was at
fthe head of the commission composed
Iof officers of the United States and
Mexican armies that had for its work
| the location and marking OF the boun-
dairy lines between the two countries,
an undertaking that consumed q num-
Der OF years in its accomplishment
Capt. Carl Arson Martin Of the I'd
Infantry is a nephew of Gen. Mills,
and it is expected that the visitors
will spend a portion Of their visit
with Capt. and Mrs. Martin at their
home in Fort Shafter.
| On Monday evening the rooms OF
the regimental mess were in use as
Ladies' Night and the usual gathering
luf auction players was In ozkSnce.
Mrs. Charles s. Lincoln was the host
ess for the evening and had provided
an attractive card table as the prize
| to be contested for in the rounds.
Lieut.. J. b. Richardson. always skill.
lful at auction, made runaway game
of the playing and carried home the
lprize without competitor threaten
ling his place as winner. Others play
ling were Capt. and Mrs Lincoln, Capt
and Mrs. Al. K. Knowles, Capt and
Mrs. j. e. Bell. Maj and Mrs. e VI.
Smith, Lieut.. and Mrs. j. B Richard
| son, Capt. and Mrs. Robert MeC,eaye,
MRS. Randolph. Mr.. Bayard Randolph;
Mrs M. J. Lenihan, Miss Lehman.
Mrs Walter II. Johnson and Lieut.. D..
T. Greene. g
The dancing class held its usual
weekly session on Thursday evening at
| the post hop-feoni and the occasion
was a pleasant one with the aid OF an
augmented orchestra from the ID In
fahtry band. Following the lesson BY
Mr.. .Couyain the class adjeHrned to
the hospitable quarters of Capt and
Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln, where a de-
lightful supper was served, Mrs.
Robert McCleave and Mrs. E. ".
Smith assisted Mrs. Lincoln at the
supper table. Capt and Mrs. LincoIn's
guests for the evening were Capt
and Mrs. McCleaye. Mai. and Mrs.
Smith, Capt and Mrs. Bel, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Richardson, Nal and Mrs. Leni-
han, Miss Lehman, Miss Catherine
Lehman, Lieut. and Mrs. Fredendail.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Preston and Lieuts.
Campanole and Camp.
. Z.
Mrs. Vernon w. Boiler, wife of:
Lieut.. Boiler, I'd Infantry, is still q
patient In the hospital at Fort Bayard,
N. NJ. where she has been since Mo-
Sember of last year. Mrs. Boilers
progress has not been as rapid to-
wards recovery as ner friends had
hoped would be the case and it Isl
probable that she win be compelled to-
remain at Bayafd for some months
longer before she viii be able to re-
turn to her home.
Mai. and Mrs e, Y Smith, Miss