Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23

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Mrs. Allen Smith spent a few days
this week in Honolulu as the guest
OF Capt. and Mrs. David L. Stone
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ernest J. Carr and
I DIR. and Mrs Terrence were the
guests at dinner last week OF DR.. and
Mrs. Sinclair OF Honolulu.
Thursday night Capt. and Mrs. Con
rad S. Babcock entertained at dinner
! Pink and white phlox In crystal
bowl formed the ccnterpiece. and can,
!, dies shaded in pink and white carried
nut the color scheme. The favors
were boutonnieres Of gardenias. En-
gipying the Babcocks' hospitality were
Lieut.. and Mrs. Howell Estes. Capt.
and Mrs. Charles H. Lloyd and Capt.
and Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre. W.
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Capt. ana Mrs. Clarence F. Day,
MRS. Allen Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
llTesth and Miss .Megeath were Tire
dinner guests of Capt. and Mrs. David
L. Stone OF Honolulu.
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The Current Topic Club met with
Mrs. Ernest G. Cullum on Thursday
morning. The members are Mrs
Charles III. Lloyd, Mrs. Augustine Nc
Intyre, Mrs Kerr Riggs, Mrs. Clar-
ence F. Day and Mrs Louie A. Beard
The club elected as new members
Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins. Mrs. Douglas
Mccaskey and Mrs. Charles j. Nay
Tor.
While Capt. Brady G. Ruttencutter
Is at Haleiwa with his company Mrs.
Ruttencutter is stopping at the Ha-
leiwa hotel.
Capt. and Mrs. Dennis H. Curriei
WIN entertain informally at dinner,
tonight for Lieut.. and Mrs. William
McCleave and Lieut.. and Mrs. Her.
man Erlenkotter,
All of the children of the 25th can
tcnment were asked to party this
afternoon from four to six. the oc-
casion being Robert HarboId's sixth
birthday Enniiersary. A fish pond, a
peanut hunt and pinning the tie on
Buster Brown were the diversions
MANNED for the small people. "A tent
fly on the lawn under which q long
table was used to serve refreshments.
As centerpiece the birthday cake
with its six little candles in tiny
roses and white cosmos in crystal
bowls were used. Roberts guests
were Betty and George Glover, Liy-
ineston Watrous. Freddie Black, Carl
RallinRer, joe Green, Harriet and
Mary Lyon. Hugh. Richard and John
Wise, Baby Calder. Alice and Bar
bara Palmer. Baby Tinker. Mary
Higgins, Baby Keen, Mickey and Shera
Willard. Baby Pearle, Mary Taylor,
Baby Baxter. Karl and Olive Trues-
dell, Baby Waring. Katherine and
Lloyd Fredendall. Baby Bratton, Nor
ris and Ellsworth Harbold.
Capt and Mrs. James E. Bell have
taken the quarters that were occu-
pied by Col. Reichmann for the time
that Capt. Bell is attending the ma
chine gun school Of fire.
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Lieut. and Mrs. Robert q. Calder
had as dinner guests on Wednesday
night Capt and Mrs. Paul r. Man
chester Capt. and Mrs James e Bell
and Lieut. and Mrs. Frederick F.
Black. a bowl of Shasta daisies were
used as a table decoration with yell
low shaded candles.
Mrs. James A. Higgins and little
daughter, Mary, arrived on the Lur-
line last Tuesday night after an ex-
tended visit at her home in New Or
leans.
Capt and Mrs. Robert p. Harbold
were the guests of Lieut. and Mrs.
Clarence L. Tinker for dinner at Ha-
leiwa last Saturday night
The Cashier Reading Club met
with Mrs. Englebert G. Oyershine on
Monday morning.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Robert
Sears was hostess for a delightful
bridge party, entertaining Mrs. Byard |
Sneed. Mrs. Fred w. Pitts, Mrs. John
D. Reardan, Mrs. Walter G. Greacen,
Mrs. Charles H. Rice, Mrs. Frederick |
F. Black. Mrs. John B. Richardson,
Mrs. Grady. Mrs. Lavergne L. Gregg,
Mrs. Crandell, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs.
Phillip E. Rossiter, Mrs. Harry d.
Blasland. Mrs. Frank Halstead, Mrs.
Charles. d. DAILY. Mrs Joseph o. DAILY,
Mrs. Eley p. benson, Mrs. George G.
Bailey and Mrs. Thomas n. Lowe. The
prizes for highest scores were award
ed Mrs. Reardan, Mrs. Grady. Mrs. |
Sneed, Mrs. Ressiter and, Mrs. Lowe.
Boxes Of dainty correspondence cards
were the acceptable prizes.
Sunday noon Lieut.. and Mrs. Fred
rick F. black entertained at dinner |
for Miss Lila Wilson, Lieut.. Wallace
6. Philoon and Lieut., Walter H.
Frank.
Col. and Mrs. BENJAMIN W. Akin
son were honor guests at charming |
dinner given by Capt. and Mrs. Byard |
Sneed on Tuesday night. A huge
cluster of pink cosmos formed the
center arrangement and over the per.
tectly appointed table pink shaded !
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