Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-14
Fl. SKATER SOCIETY
Special Star Bulletin cOrresrOndene.l .

most romantic hours to bring her
precious cargoes OF dear friends and
anNiOusiy awaited guests from the
Tourney DER Balboa's sea TO Oahn:s
fairyland; and the arrival on this
| Thursday was no exception E.: ~.
! Lieut.. Robert Allen Sherrar. Lieut..
| Robert G.. Guyer and Lieut. William
H. Triton OF the Corps OF Engineers
arrived on the transport on Thursday
i and will occupy one OF the vacant
! sets OF quarters in the CantOnment.
Mrs Frank A. Sloan. with her two
little daughters, Frances and Hilda
Sloan, and maid, returned on Thurs
day on the Thomas after a delightful
] three months visit on the mainland.
Lieut.. Henry c. X. Muhlenberg, who
! has been to the states on a months
leave Of absence, returned on the
! transport Thomas on Thursday. Lieut..
! Muhlenberg's many friends will be
glad TO know that he has completely
recovered from his seriously wrenched
ankle sustained many weeks ago
| while playing tennis on the Moana
Courts. '.... :..' =*.". 4
The many friends of Capt. Thomas
l.. Crystal will be sorry 10 hear that
he is i'll in the hospital at Presidio.
Capt and Mrs, Crystal had expected
to return to Honolulu in the October
| transport, but owing to the captains
illness they will be detained in San
Francisco until the sailing of the No
| vember transport. -. .......... .. /:
| Miss Julia MATHS of Illinois. the
sister Of Mrs. Thomas j. Camp, ar
rived on the MatsOnia on Wednesday.
She will be the guest of Lieut. and
Mrs Camp for an indefinite stay.
Monday evening Lieut.. and Mrs.
Johns. Sullivan entertained most de-
liehtfully at bridge The floral decora-
tons, of trailing sprays of purple
bcugainvillea, we're most effective.
Mrs. Witsell holding the highest hon
Ors for the evening was the fortunate
| enc to receive the first prize, a very
pretty Hawaiian handkerchief basket
Dir. Deiber held the highest score of
the men, receiving an attractive pack
/ Of cards. Those playing during the
evening were Mrs. Edward Fuller Wit
sell, Lieut. Edward F. Witsell, Capt.
and Mrs. Claire r. Bennett, DR.. Harry
NJ. Deiber. Miss Elizabeth Rosen-
baum and Lieut.. and Mrs. Sullivan.
/ The post Sewing Club met at the
lquarters of Mrs Edward Fuller Wit
sell in the Bachelor building in the
| a Wn6nnCAoH- In
| Those sewing during the meeting
were Mrs. Eugene H. Hartnett, Mrs.
| William r. Dashiell, Madame Pearson.
RS. William B. Cochran, Madame
Cochran, Mrs. Ohio B. Rosenbaum and
Mrs. Edwin S. Hartshorn: Before the
meeting adjourned delicious refresh:
ments were served. +
! Lieut.. and Mrs Charles L. Wyman
entertained informally at dinner Mon.
day evening at their quarters in the
cantOnment for Lieut. and Mrs. Karl.
Truesdell of Schofield Barracks.
Lieut.. and Mrs Walter S. Greacen
CT Schofield Barracks were the week.
end guests Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred
L. lockwood. ...s
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Camp
are receiving congratulations upon the
birth of little daughter. o.
Capt. and Mrs. Edwin S. Harsthorn
entertained at dinner on Thursday
evening at their quarters in the main
garrison. Delicate pink roses and
candles shaded in the same color
made lovely table decoration Those
enjoying Capt. and Mrs. HartshorD's
hospitality on this occasion were
Madame Pearson, Mrs. Niles of Cali
fOrnia, Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. William
r. Dashiell and Capt. and Mrs. Will
lam E. Hunt. =. -.
Maj. Guy G. Palmer has been trans
ferred from the 25th Infantry to the
I'd Infantry. He will take the quarters
in the main garrison formerly occupied
by Lieut.-Col. Michael ]. Lenihan.
... Z. -. -.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred l. lockwood
entertained at, dinner on Sunday for
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter S. Greacen OF
Schofield Barracks, Mr.. and Mrs. Glib
son of Honolulu, Lieut. and Mrs.
noOI &c NJ f1dllOTdn, Lieut.. Oarl A.
Hardigg and Lieut. Frederick A. Bar
ker. .-... ..<.-- =.
The Fort Shafter Card Club met
in the Officers Club in headquarters
building on Tuesday evening to enjoy
the game of bridge Madame Cochran
was hostess for the evening, receiv-
ing the guests on their arrival Lieut..
Col. William Weigel was. the fortunate
player and received the prize, a silver
bottle opener. Those playing during
the evening were Mrs. Daniel Lane
Howell. Leut.-Col William Weigel,
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. William R. Dash
leil Madame Pearson, Maj. and Mrs.
William B. Cochran, Mrs. Eugene H.
Hartnett, Capt, and Mrs. William E.
Hunt, Mrs Niles, Lieut., Carl A.
Hardigg, Lieut. and Mrs Ralph c.
Holiday, Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred Rock