Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25

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fantry Club on Wednesday evening
Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard Taylor enter.
tanned III a most delightful supper
party. The guests were seated at
small tables which were each decor
ated with pansies Of different shade,
an exquisite boutonniere Of the same
flow ers served as fayors and cards
which later were used as dance cards
marked the places for Capt and Mrs.
Frederick Black. Capt. and Mrs. Doug.
less T. Greene, Capt and Mrs. Don
aid Hay. Capt and Mrs Kari Trues-
dell Mrs. Clarence Tinker, Col. Frank
Albright, Lieut.. and Mrs Rufus Brat
ten. Lieut.. and Mrs Carl Ballinger and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Eley benson.
Sunday evening supper guests Of
Maj. and Mrs. Joseph Janda were
Capt and Mrs. Charles Van Way.
Miss Carrie Mcmahon, Miss Esther
Mcmahon and Mai. Rufus Longan.
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Mrs. Oliver Dickinson had one table
of bridge on Tuesday afternoon for
Mrs. Walter Frank, Mrs. Frederick
Black and Mrs. James Higgins.
Cant. and Mrs. Raymond Pratt gave
a delightful dinner on Wednesday
evening when their guests included
Col. and Mrs. William Bannister. Capt.
and Mrs. George Paine and Capt. and
Mrs. William Browning. The table
looked most attractive with brass
bowl OF red geraniums and ferns and
was lighted with candles shaded in
dainty red
Mrs. Charles Willard had a small
bridge luncheon on Friday afternoon
for Mrs. Livingston Watrous. Mrs.
Douglas McCaskey and Mrs. Robert
Cheney.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Hedekin gave
very enjoyable supper party before
the Cavalry hop on Wednesday even
ing as a compliment to their house
guest. Miss Katherine Dorst. On the
many small tables which were used TO
seat the guests, poinsettas and candles
shaded in red made an effective de-
coradon. Col. and Mrs. Hedekins
narty included Maj. and Mrs. Hamilton
Hawkins. Capt. and Mrs Jerome Pill
low. Capt and Mrs Herr, Capt. and
Mrs. Kerr T.. Riggs, Capt. and Mrs
Conrad Babcock. Capt. and Mrs. Phil
liD Kiehl, Capt and Mrs. Douglas
McCaskey. Capt. and Mrs. Augustine
Mcintyre, Lieut.. and Mrs. Howell
Estes, Lieut.. and Mrs. Harrison Rich
ards, Miss Hortense Short, Miss Dor
othy McRae. Miss Evelyn Hodges,
Miss Leila Wilson, Miss Esther Nc
"ahon. Miss Katherine Jones, Miss
Carrie Mcmahon. Miss Gertrude Jones,
Cant. Edgar Whiting. Can't. Thomas
Rotbwell, Lieut. Eugene Owen, Lieut..
William Mccullough, Lieut.. Eugene
Dorman, Lieut.. Daniel Murphy. Lieut..
RAYMOND McQuillin and Lieut.. John
Smith.
Mrs William Aiken was hostess to
the Post Musical Club on Wednes-
dav morning. Partaking in the de-
liehtful program at this meeting were
Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs. Charles
Meals Mrs. Lyons Mrs. Charles Lloyd,
Mrs. Jerome Pillow, Mrs. Walter
Greacen. Mrs. Clarence Day and Mrs.
Aiken
The Laniakea Tea Rooms were the
setting for very pretty tea on We'd
nesday afternoon at which Mrs. James
Bell presided The affair was in honor
of the Misses Stewart who are visit
ors in Honolulu. Among the post
ladies who attended were Mrs. B. Wal.
ker Atkinson, Mrs. Thomas Schley,
Mrs. Oliver Dickinson, Mrs. Clarence
Day. Mrs. Allen Smith, Mrs. Lloyd
Fredendall and Mrs. Charles Lloyd.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ernest Cullum had
as dinner guests on Saturday evening
before the Riggs dance, Capt and
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre and Lieut..
and Mrs. Howell Estes.
At the Haleiwa hotel on Wednes-
day evening Lieut.. and Mrs. Livings-
ton Watrous entertained at charm
ing dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Stimson,
Miss Stimson, and Miss Terry of Sc
attic, Capt Alexander Macnab, Capt.
James Ulio, Lieut.. Wallace Philoon
and Mr.. Fred Wichman. of Honolulu.
Later the party attended the hop at
the 18th Infantry.
Sailing on the Wilhelmina next
Wednesday en- route to the states will
be Dr. James Haynes and Miss Hazel
Haynes. Dr. Haynes has been ordered