Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-30

week Mrs. Clyde n. Abraham OF Sch0.
field Barracks and her mother, Mrs
Wills OF Ahhsyille. n. c. II. ~.
Capt and Ars. ksthufST. Dalton
were the guests of Capt. and Mrs I'D.
win 5. Hartshorn al swimming sup
per at the Outrigger Club Saturday
evening. ... .".. !. -
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell and
Lieut. Edward F. Witsell were the
dinner guests of Capt, and Mrs. AT.
thur T. Dalton on Sunday .- -.
The Post Sewing Club met al the
quarters of Mrs. William E Hunt on
Wednesday afternoon. After short
business session the remaining time
was spent socially stitching away.
The appearing of a daintily laden tray
interrupted their work toward sun
set Those present were Madame
Cochran, Mrs. william B. Cochran,
Mrs Edward Fuller Witsell, Mrs Ohio
B. Rosenbaum, Mrs. B. K. Stumberg,
Mrs. Eugene IT. Hartnett, Mrs. VIII
am Reese Scott and Mrs Robert Peck.
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Lieut.. benjamin r. Mcclellan ana
Lient. Robert NJ Lyon are being con.
graduated on their promotion to the
rank OF captain. Lieut. Thomas J..
Crystal who is now on leave, has also
received his commission. . z. II
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell enter.
tanned at bridge in her quartsfs, in
the Bachelor Building, on Monday
evening. Those playing were Lieut..
and Mrs. Claire r. Bennett, Lieut.
and Mrs. John S. Sullivan, Lieut.. Ed.
ward F.. Witsell, Miss Elizabeth Ro-
senbanm and DR.. Harry NJ Deiber.
Miss Rosenbanm was the fortunate
one and held the highest honor, SO
she received the prize. very pretty
guest towel -
Lieut.. and Mrs. Claire r. Bennett
entertained at bridge in their quarters
in the cantonment Friday evening.
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Capt. and Mrs. William E. Hunt
were dinner hosts Saturday evening In
their quarters in the main garrison.
Pink geraniums made an attractive
centerpiece. On this occasion covers
were placed for Maj. and Mrs Ohio
B. Rosenbaum, Miss Elizabeth Rosen-
baum, Capt and Mrs. Hunt I.
Mrs. Arthur T. Dalton entertained at
bridge In her quarters in the canton
ment Friday afternoon. "
Lieut.. Carl A. Fardigg has just re-
turned from the island of Molokai.
where heslIadzgo1e Z enjoy the sport
Of hunting. Ia
Mrs fAomsB JtCaIkp dad as her
luncheon guests on TUESDAY Mrs.
Clyde R. Abrahams Mrs, Willis and
Miss Elizabeth Ros9ibauI1.
Wednesday evening Lieut.. and Mrs.
Raymond Al Wheeler were dinner
hosts at their quarters In the canton
ment. A dainty wicker basket filled
with hibiscus and ferns made most
effective centerpieceaR hits candles
shaded in color to match the flowers
added much to the beauty Of the table.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell
ison, Miss Mary Elizabeth Corneilison,
Mr.. Herzog Corneilfson and Miss
Moon.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. William r.
Dashiell entertained at dinner on Fri
day evening a. their quarters IN the
post proper. Dainty crystal vases
filled with pink sweet peas and maid |
eRhair fern connected with frail crys-
tai chains, and candles softened byl
delicate pink shades made a very
charming decoration for the table on
which covers we're placed for Maj. and
Mrs. Eugene H. Hartnett, DR.. and Mrs. |
B. K. Stumberg, Lieut. and Mrs. Thorn
as C. Spencer, Lieut.. Carl Al. Hardigg,
Pearson. Lieut. Col and Mrs.
Dashiell. /
Lieut.. and Mrs. George M. Halloranl
we're dinner hosts Friday evening, in
their home in the cantonment when
they entertained fo- Miss Catherine
Lenihan and Lieut.. Charles B. Lyman.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. George M. Halloran
will entertain at dinner tonight for
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Peck.