Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21

Hosts of the evening we're Capt. j.
A. GaIlogly, Lieut.. G. l. Gearhart,
Lieut.. John Mather. Capt. C. ID. Winn.
Capt W. c. Baker, Capt. Cliff Andrus,
Lent. Thomas ID. Sloane, Lent +. l..
Martin, Lieut.. George r. Meyer. Lieut..
%. II. Schrader. Lieut.. H +. Burdick.
Lieut.. W ii. Jouett
Col. Alfred Hunter, the new com.
mander of coas. defenses on Oahu,
was present and made talk that
pleased all his hearers. Lieut.. Bur
dick sang several selections.
The decorations were red flowers.
the color OF the Coast Artillery Corps.
Capt. Gallogly and Lieut.. Gearliart sat
at the ends of the table.
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. COAST MISSES THE HUNTERS.
Col. and Mrs. Alfred Hunter and
Capt. and Mrs. George E. Perkins
also sailed on the transport, and as
the vessel left the dock they were
half hidden behind masses Of roses
and other flowers sent down by their
friends. Just as the vessel was pull
ing out they took flowers from their
bouquets, and, with accurate aim,
threw them across the widening space
of water to friends grouped on the
pier. Col. ana Mrs Hunter and Capt
and Mrs. Perkins have been leaders
in things social at Fort Winfield
Scott, where they have been stationed
for many months, and their orders,
which will take them to Honolulu,
were received with keenest regret in
both local army and civilian circles.
Lieut.-col and Mrs. r. C. Croxton.
u. s. A., and Lieut.. -comdr. and MrS
James H. McRae were among others
who sailed on the transport Monday.
San Francisco Chronicle.
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TIP FOR BACHELORS.
Here is tip for Honolulus tagging
bachelors:
One hears much in praise Of the
bachelors this scissor. Some of them
started the idea of their returning
some Of the hospitality that is crowded
on continually, and now 1t seems that
all of them are racing to see who shall
have the honor of giving the best
parties. Naturally the hostesses are
delighted not only to be relieved of
the responsibility of entertaining, but
the prospect Of something novel is
much relished. And the bachelors are
as proud OF their entertainments as
can be.
On last Saturday night Frank Edoff
and Joseph King joined in giving
dance and supper party at the Hotel
Oakland. To start the gaietles many
of their guests were entertained be-
fore the dance at dinner parties given
by several of the guests, and every
thing was merry as the proverbial
wedding bell. From this side of the
bay some of their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert HAYES Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sperry, Mr.. and Mrs. Syl.
vants Farnham, the Misses Anna Pc
tiers, Elsie Clifford, Kathleen Farrell,
Katherine Reddipg and several others.
OF That coterie. Sen Francisco
Chronicle.
Mrs. Charles Weight, accompanied
by her daughter, Juliette, left on We'd
nesday's steamer Mrs. Weight is TAX
ing her daughter to a mainland spe-
cialist to treat an injury of the foot.
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Miss Helen Alexander will be a
homecoming passenger on this even
ing's delayed steamer from San Fran
cisco
Mr.. James A. Kennedy, Miss Jessie
kennedy and Miss Mary Lucas re-
turned on Monday from their Oriental
trip, reporting delightful time and
Japan wonderful country to visit
Jack and Carter Gait will be home
coming passengers on this evenings
steamer;
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rodiek and fam
lily are occupying the John Bowler
Waikiki residence.
Mrs Herman Focke and Miss Babs
Focke leave the later part of this
month for an extended Eastern trip.
Miss Focke has recovered very nice
ly from her recent operation
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Mrs. Samuel Wilder and Miss Helen
Wilder will shortly leave New York
for England.
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Mrs. B. Won Damn, accompanied by
her two children, is going to Hama
lei for a months visit.
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Miss Peggy Wilder and Master Ala
tau Wilder. are coming home on this
afternoons steamer. Sambo Wilder
will arrive in Honolulu during the
month of July.
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Mrs. Gustav Schaefer was hostess
at very charming tea on Tuesday
afternoon In honor of her sister, Mrs.