Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06

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William w. Forsyth, Mrs. Americas
Mitchell, Mrs. Allen Smith. Mrs.
George G. Rai!eg, Mrs. Horace D.
Bloombareh PA Mrs. Hatnsh'D Haw-
kins. The 0. :zes which we're charm
ing boxes filled with bonbons. were
presented r. Mrs. Schlty, MS. Beard
aid Mrs. rrunty. --....
Capt. and Mrs. Daniel II. Gienty
have taken a suite at the Alexander
Young during the formers detail in
town.
Mrs. William E. Shedd entertained
the Musical Club last Wednesday
morning. Mrs. Robert Sears and
Mrs. Charles Naylor charmed the
members by their music on the piano
and Mrs. William A. Aiken, Mrs.
Harry Blodgett, Mrs. Jerome Pillow
and Mrs. Shedd sang most delight
fully. Eirs. Lyon ard Mrs. Randolph
were guests.
Mrs Robert r. Love and Mrs.
Augustus Lawrence were hostesses
at a tea in honor of Mrs. NJ. A.
Wright and Mrs. Frederick Black on
Friday afternoon. The beautifully ap-
pointed tea table had a low center
piece Of pink roses. Mrs. Benjamin
Atkinson served tea. Mrs. Charles
A. Hedekin coffee, Mrs. Jerome G.
Pillow punch, Mrs. John ]. Boniface
ice cream, Miss Hazel Haynes and
Miss Victoria Pick assisting. Among
those who called during the after
noon were Mrs. Horace D.. Bloom
bergh, Mrs. John F. Guilfoyle, Mrs.
Daniel H. Gienty, Mrs. William Male,
Mrs. John ]. Boniface, Mrs. Clarence
F, Day. Mrs. Allen Smith. Mrs.
Charles A. Hedekin, Mrs. Jerome G.
Pillow, Mrs. Robert Cheney, Mrs
William McCleave, Mrs. John D.
Reardan, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Harry D.
BlaslanG, Mrs. Henry c. Hodges, Mrs.
Philip ]. R. Kiehi, Mrs. Clyde r.
Abraham, Mrs. Benjamin w. Atkin-
son. Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. Robert G.
Calder. Mrs. John B. w. Corey, Mrs.
James P. Barney, Mrs. Lloyd R.
FredendaIl, Mrs. Douglas Greene,
Mrs. John b. Richardson, Mrs. Will
liam B. Bann;ster Mrs. Pick, Mrs,
Guy G.. Palmer, Mrs. Hamilton Haw:
kins. Mrs. Conrad s. Babcock, Mrs.
Woodfin G.. Jones, Mrs. Dennis h.
Currie, Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre, MIS-
William s. Browning, Mrs. Charles
DAILY. Mrs. Josepa DAILY, Mrs. Thomas
r. Harker. k.iss Williamson, Miss
Evelyn Hodges, Miss Campbell, Miss
E9rothy Palmer, Miss Hazel Haynes,
Miss Victoria Pick and Miss Dorothy
Harker.. -. 70. 81.
Cant, " illIams S. Martin has been
transferred to the Third Cavalry.
Both Capt. Martin and his attractive
family Will be greatly missed at Scho-
field. .... .. asaJs. ,~r
Li.,lt. aid Ms Il .bert Cheney en-
tertained Col. and Mrs. William w.
Forsyth at dinner Friday night.
In honor of her mother, Mrs.
Churchill, Mrs. Wilbur Rogers gave
a high tea which was most enjoy
able. Mrs. Dennis H.sCurrie sang
delightfully."-, after which the guests
we're seated at small tables and
delicious repast was served. Asked
To, meet Mrs. Churchill were Mrs:
John B. w. Corey, Mrs. Haroid
Vanderyeer, Mrs. Stokes, =hirs. Dennis
n. Currie, Mrs. Percy Deshons Mrs.
John E. Hatch. Mrs. Henry -: MI
bourne, Mrs. John N. Hauser, MIS-
Augustine Mcintyre, Mrs. John ).
Boniface Mrs. TRULY Martin, MIS-;
Robert G. Calder, Miss Caroline and
Esther Mcmahon and Miss 'iaz'i
Haynes. K
Friday night Mai. and Mrs. Horace
d Bloombergh, entertained at dinner
for Lieut. Col. and Mrs. William ..
Bannister. Pink dahlias and PINK
candles adorned the daintily appoint
cd table. The other guests were Capt.
and Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins, Capt.
and Mrs. James P. Barney, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Jerome G.. Pillow, Lieut.. and MIS-
Kerr Riggs, Lieut.. and Mrs. Philip D.
r. Kiehl, Capt and Mrs. Harry BLOC
pett. Lieut. and Mrs. George L. Con-
verse. Capt. Smith and Lieut.. OCon-
nor. The party enjoyed the dancing
at the Cavalry Club later in the even
ing. .~~.=.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry E. knight en-
tertained at a movie party Thursday
night for their guests, Mrs. and Miss
Nathan of Australia, followed by
delicious chatting dish supper at the
Knight quarters. Mrs Knight arrang-
ed African daisies most artistically
as a centerpiece on the table, where
the supper was prepared. The guests
were Lieut.. and Mrs. Gustav Gonser,
Cant. and Mrs. Byard Sneed, Capt
and Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Capt. Charles
Bankhead, Lieut. Frank Riley, Capt.
George Decrease Catlin, Miss Hor'
tense Short, Lieut. John Smith, Lieut..
Otis K. Sadtler, and Mrs. and Mrs.
Matthew, with the host and hostess.
The Polo Club gave a tea-dansant
after the polo game Friday afternoon
at the Mounted Service pavilion.