Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-09
FT. SKATER SOCIETY
lsnecial .Bnllefin Corre,nondencel

Raymond A. Wheeler entertained on
Saturday at a most delightful lunch
con in her home IN the cantonment I'm
honor OF Madame Cochran and Miss
shIie Al attis., who are both leaving Ho-
llQlaIu this week The table was very
( attractive, having as its centerpiece
an artistic bowl Of feathery daisies
: and maidenhair fern.
After luncheon. that most fascinat-
ing game Of cards, bridge, was enjoyed
! Hisiring the hours Of the afternoon.
Madame Cochran and Miss MATHS
3 were presented with very good-looking
art faus as guest prizes, while Mrs.
Camp, tho held the highest prize. was
awarded an attractive guest towel.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Wheeler's
hospitality were Mrs. William B.
Cochran, Airs. Eugene H. Hartnett,
Mrs. Thomas j Camp, Mrs. Alfred L.
: lockwood, Mrs. Carl A. Hardigg and
the guests OF honor.
Air. and Mrs. 5Magruder Maury and
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Of Honolulu
entertained on Saturday evening In
the Yong hotel Rathskellar in honor
Of Madame Cochran Their other
guests from Fort Shafter we're Mai.
and Mrs. William B. Cochran.
On Wednesday evening Capt. and
Mrs. Raymond Wheeler had as their
dinner guests Capt. and Mrs. Arthur
T. Dalton.
When DR.. SHELTON entertained at
dinner at the Fleasanton ON Tuesday
evening his guests from Fort Shafter
were Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell, DR..
Harry NJ. Deiber and Lieut.. Edward
f. Witsell
Mrs. william r. Dashiell entertained
the Fort Shafter Sewing Club on Tues
day in her homo in the main garrison.
Those who were present to do their
share Of the sewing were Mrs. Edward
Fuller Witsell, Mrs. Edwin S. Hart
lshorn, Mrs. Robert H. Peck, Mrs.
William Reese Scott, Madame Pearson
and Mrs. Charles L. Wyman. Later in
the afternoon Mrs. Dashieli served tea
and dainty sandwiches to her guests.
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Miss gule Maths, WHO has been the \;
house-guest of her sister, Mrs Thomas
]. Camp, for a number of weeks, was
a home-roing messenger ON the Great
Northern that left on Friday. Miss
Maths was most pobular during herl
stay nj Fort Shafter. not only there
but also in Honolulu. and many So |
cial events were given in her honor.
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Cant and Mrs. Edwin s. Hartshorn
Entertained informally at dinner in
their nome IN the main garrison on
Mcndav avaning for chanIain and !,
Mr. Wi,,iam Rsese scott Miss Ron
nie scott and Miss Eleanor Scott and
Master BiIIy Scott. The centerpiece
was composed of large pink chrysan-
themums and was most attractive.
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The Tuesday Evening Card Club met !
"a usual in the assembly room in thel
headouarters building and was well at
tended. Miss Campbell made a most
'enests who were L5eut.-Col. william
Weigel Iieut col. and Mrs. william
r. Dashiell. Madame pearson. Madame
Cochran. Mrs. William B. Cochran,
rena = Hartnetf. Cant and Mrs.. VII |
fam 3. Hunt. Mrs. Alden c. Knowles,
gspt.s md Mrs. RAYMOND A. Wheeler.
Mrs. I,ahman. Lieut.. and Mrs. John
8 Sullivan. Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph c.
HOLIDAY. Miss Campbell and Miss /,
Ic1izaheth Rosenbaum. Although Mrs.
D8snfeIf held the highest honors for
the evening the prize. q most attrac-
tive large Chinese lantern. was given
to Madame Cochran as an aloha to herl
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