Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20

Mrs. Gideon Med Van Poole enter
! tanned az their home on l.unal.,C
street last Tuesday evening. Al arr
l,tlr .celteEpleCe OF yellow ooreOLsIs
adorned the center. OF The rr"tiji! a9-
yO!ntei table and covers uer" PLACID
for ill., Mai and Mrs Van Poole
/ Eue~ts included MAJ. and MS William
r. nashieIl;. Mrs. Pearson. Cc. Ebert,
Capt and Mrs. Pau B. Malone. Capt
ana Mrs, GaEloghy and the host ana
hostess
/. The lat meeting ol ,@r Sem .o- t.,u4
V4s q. The home Of Mrs 7. T. iiortirE
In tie main garrison Th.s dub haa
accomplished great IA during Che
uiuier months and owing 70 fae YEA
tier being little warmer It hes "een
de- dpd 10 d scontjrue these meetings
unfIl fail Quite lev gathered a.
YRS Farker.s iasc Tuesday afternoon
- ,.@lieE ire sewing on hand sui ia'rr
many dropped in for te3 .:nc:.-'
t,cs~ present were Mrs W.IH.m
Ere<~ ScCtt, Mrs Ralph Holiday
}@-s .John 5. sullivan, Mrs. Theodore
Ma:'io, Mrs. William r. DaSnien MIS-.
? ". Atkinson. Mrs Pearson. Mrs
C!vta z Abraham. Mrs. T. J. Camp,
Nrs Cl-r!es H. Lincoln. Mrs. ".
en- an Miss Catherine Lehman.
Mise nor0thv Harker Mrs George II
II nat"n. Mrs. Lloyd FreIcndaH
Yrs Witsen and many others.
Nrs Wlharl r DasHiclI W. i'.vt.
ess for the Monday eyerine fridge
cub when il met on ladies nici.' at
the "a Infrntry Club Lent. kaiph'
Holiday. having the highest score.
won the prize. a most attractive jar
diniere ana carved teaa wood tahou.
rette Among those playing cards
were Mrs. Daniel Howell. Mrs b. W
Atkinson, Mai. Weigel. Mai and Mrs.
Wjlliam L. pash:elI Mrs Pearson.
Lieut. and Mrs. THEODORE Martin.
Lieut. and Mrs RaIph Holiday, Mrs
F. F. Black, Mrs. Witsell and ';..'.
and Mrs T. J. IIarker.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Rchart Love OF
SchofieIi barracks entertained at din,
ner last Wednesday, evening for 'tut.
F.. F. Black and Lieut. and Mrs Thos
]. Camp. Liter they took their guests
to the reception and dance sirtr in
honor of Col and Mrs Guilroyle
Miss Van Scheick is the house
guest of Lieut. and Mrs F, F. Black
at their home in the cantonment
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I'd Infantry Club on Friday evening.
This came as very pleasant news to
everyone for there has not been d hop
at the post for several weeks. as thu
last hon was postponed owing to thG
fact that the navy relief ball was hello
on the same date.
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The post has been more or less quiet
during the ast week as many Of the
officers Will be promoted when the
army bill passes, so quite a few are
busy studying, giving up all social af-
fairs for the time being as they are
devoting all of their time TO prepare
ton for the approaching examina
tons. .-..
Lieut.. William F. Covell and Captain
Albert Clark, who have been away
from the post for the past ten days
on a camping trip on the windward
side Of the island, returned to Fort
Sharter last Tuesday. o..
Surgeon Peck, u. Ma passenger
on the transport Thomas en- route TO
l., ;1
brother, Captain Edwin Peck, while
the transport remained in Honolulu.
A number from the post are plan
ming a picnic for Saturday and will
motor out to Haleiwa where they will
have luncheon On the beach, returning
to the post later in the afternoon.