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been detailed to the Signal Corps.
OtE ers at the dinner were Madames
ncCIeave and Capt. William Doane.

ncCIeave and Capt. William Doane.
Mrs. Charles willard entertained
on Thursday afternoon With q bridge
Of four tables, to which were invited
Mesdames Crandall, Americas Nit.
cheIl. Robert Harbold. Charles Rich,
Ely benson, Clarence Tinker. William
Il. Shedd, Barrett Glover, Charles
Wyman. Raymond Bliss, Karl Trues-
dell. The prizes were attractive Jap
anese prints, which were wen by Mes
danes Cha les Rich, R,rfett Clover.
Richard Taylor and. Miss Campbell.
Later. during teatime, these ladies
were joineC by Mtsdames John Corb..
~, James CLANCY, Hugh Wise and
Miss Dorothy Palmer.
On Friday evening last after the
hop in the 25th Club, Lieut.. George
Keleher gave a rabbit" party in his
quarters, for Lieut.. and Mrs. John d.
Burnett, DR.. and Mrs. Albert T. White,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Seth Schofield. the
Misses Caroline and Esther Mcmahon
and Lieuts Hornsby Evans, Frank
Riley and Howard Milligan.
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On Friday afternoon another bridge
party took. place with Mrs. Richard
Taylor as hostess. The ladies present
at this delightful affair were Mes.
danes Charles Wynan. Kari Trues-;
dell, Donald Hay. Layeggne Gregg,
Madame McCleate, s, P.s1-yon, Amer.
|icus Mitchell, Ely benson, Raymond
Bliss, Thomas Schley, Robert Har-
bold, Clarence Tinker, William Male,
Albert White, Eharles Willard,
Charles Rich, Frank Albright. H. E.
Eames, John Waring. James CLANCY
and Miss Leila Wilson.
On wednesday evening OF this
week, before the Mounted Service
hop, Capt. and Mrs. Daniel Gienty
gave dinner for 81 guests, including
Col. and Mrs. Frank Keefer, Maj and
Mrs. Edward Carey, Maj. and Mrs.
Thomas +. Schley, Capt. and Mrs.
Conrad Babcock. MSS Helena Palmer,
Lieut. e q. Palmer, Miss Leila VIII
son, Lieut.. and MrAs1o Joseph; 81 DAILY,
Capt. and Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins.
Capt. and Mrs. Josephus s. Cecil,
Capt. and Mrs. George Perkins, Lieut..
and Mrs. Charles DAILY, Capt. and Mrs.
H H. Blodgett. Capt. and Mrs Jack
Hayes and Capt sns Mrs Gienty.
On Thursday Mrs. Goodale Of Waia-
lna gave 81 luncheon In honor of Mrs, /
Wilbur Rogers Of the LIST Field Artils ]
lery and Mrs, eHfrchill of Waia1ua.
The luncheon table was lovely in its
setting Of ggac6fek spray Of the deli
cate pink cadena de amour, around
which covers WERE placed for Mes
danes Rogers, Churchill, William w.
Forsyth, Miss Dorothy Forsyth, Louie
A. Beard, Augustine Mcintyre, Engle-
bert Oyenshine, Miss Mildred Point
Ing, Kerr r Riggs, Walter Pfidgeon,
Miss Lee Of Waialua and the hostess.
On Tuesday Lieut.. and Mrs, Kerr T.
Riggs gave 8 dinner for Capt. and
Mrs. Douglas McCaskey, Capt. and
Mrs. Mcintyre and DIR. and Mrs. Ray
mond w Bliss A very attractive
color scheme OF lavender and white |
was carried out on the prettily APP
pointed table. - (
On Thursday evening very pretty |
dinner was given by Capt. and Mrs. |
IL e. Games. Yeligw was chosen by |
the hostess for the color note of the |
round table, visible In the fragrant !
flowers of the centerpiece,, while the /
candles were softly shaded in white; |
covers were placed for Col. and Mrs. I
Samson I ane. Faisoni fLieut.aand Mrs.
Kerr T. Riggs and Capt: and Mrs Pei
ham D. GlassfcrG%IE ,c.s8:+ - .E12 /
Mrs. John Little and Miss Little will I
arrive on the Wilhelmina on Tuesday |
to be the guests fora month of Capt. |
and Mrs. II. E. Games of: the 25th In
f&ntry. +. ',,H'-.7<'-' .-.">~ j.
On Saturday of last week Mrs.
Frank Keefer gave. bridge luncheon |
in honor of Madame McCleave and
Mrs. Franklin F. Wing. The guests
were invited for a morning hour and
played a number. of rubbers of the
pivot auction before the, luncheon.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Swift !
Martin and Mrs. Robert Duenner. The !
guests were Mesdames McCleave,
Franklin Wing, Charles Willard, Rob-
ert Duanner, Swift Martin and Will
AM McCleave
Mrs. John w Reardan and Mrs. l..
B. Wilson were hostesses on Thurs
day afternoon when they received a
large number of ladies of the post who
we're invited to meet Mrs Franklin
F. Wing. The reception room was
decorated in a charming manner with
q profUsion of white lilies, while in
the dining room pink sweet peas were
used, mass of those fragrant flow.
ers making the centerpiece for the in
viting tea table where delicious re-
freshments were served Assisting |
the hostess in dispensing hospitality