Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-04
Fl. sHaFTER SOCIETY

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| FORT SHAFTFR, March 4.-The
mast week has been very cav one
/ for Fort Shafter with some sort of So
cial affair each day besides the regu
( lar meeting OF the card club and the
sewing club. One of the largest aft
ernoon card parties was that given
by Mrs Frederick r. Black on Thurs
day afternoon, when she entertained
at bridge-tea in her home In the
cantonment Four tables of bridge
we're played and the prizes were won
by Miss Chase, who received the
first; Mrs. Raymond Wheeler the Sec
ond, and Mrs. Paul B. Malone. who
was presented with the consolation.
Pink and green was the color
scheme used by Mrs. Black and bowls
OF sweet peas, begonia and maiden
hair fern were placed through al the
rooms, while an attractive arrange
ment OF the same flowers formed the
centerptece Of the tea table, Among
those playing bridge were Mrs. Paul
B. Malone. Mrs. Clyde p Abraham,
Mrs Robert Calder, Miss Chase, Mrs
MATHS, Mrs Lloyd Fredendall. Mrs.
%. T. Greene. Mrs. Ralph Holiday, Mrs
Martin. Mrs. Alfred lockwood, Mrs
John s. Sullivan, Mrs. RAYMOND Whee-
| ler.t Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mrs Massee,
Mrs. Claire Bennett and Mrs. Paul t..
Manchester, while those coming in
| later for tea were Mrs. Thomas l..
! Crystal, Mrs George HaIloran, Mrs.
hickman, Mrs Robert p. Howell. ,Jr.
Mrs. Black was assisted by Miss Cath.
crime Tenihan, Miss Elizabeth Rcsen-
barr and Miss Dorothy Harker. while
Mrs. Hickman served the ice and
Mrs. Raymond Wheeler poured coffee.
4,
Mrs. Thomas J. camp entertained
at tea from until C o'clock TUESDAY
| in honor OF her mother, Madame Mat
] tbs, and her sister. Mrs George Mat
! tbs of Champaign. III. a large basket
Of Dutch silver filled with pink roses
| adorned the center OF the tea table
/ and Mrs. Camp WIS assisted by Miss
/ Elizabeth Rcsenbapm. Madame Coch-
iran. who poured tea. and Mrs George
1 II. JaInerson, Who served the fees
Among those who called during the
I iafternoon were Mrs. Walter Fl. Chat
field, Mrs Upper. Mrs. Hartshorn.
Mrs BLACK. Mrs B. w. Atkinson.
Mrs. Clyde AbrahSm, Mrs. M. j. Lent
han. Mrs. William B. Cochran. Mrs.
Robert Lyon, Mrs. John B. Richard
son. Miss Hfll, Mrs Robert Calder.
Miss Chase, Miss Catherine Lenihan,
MadaWe Randolph, Mrs. Witsell, Mrs.
Theodore Martin, Mrs. Douglass T.
1 Greene, Mrs r. A. Wheeler, Mrs.
tReinfiEe, Mrs William Reese Scott,
Miss Bonnie Scott, Mrs. John s. Sui
hvan. Mrs. Ralph Holiday, Mrs. Hal
loran, Mrs. lockwood, Mrs. Barker,
and others.
Another large card party In the can.
tonment on the same day was that at
which Capt. and Mrs. Edward Hart
shorn entertained on Thursday even
Ing. Three tables of bridge and one
OF 500 were played Among those
playing bridge were Madame Ran.
dolph, Col. and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr..
Bayard Randolph, Capt and Mrs. wa.
liam B.. Cochran. Capt. and Mrs. Al.
t1en G. Knowles. Mrs. M. j. Lenil1an,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Claire Bennett and
Lieut.. and Mrs. F. +. Black. Lieut..
and Mrs Black won the first prize,
Mrs. Blacks being fine Canton
bowl and Lieut. Blacks a card case:
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lenihan having the lowest
score, won the consolation, two dozen
hand painted place cards. Those play
ing 500 were Col and Mrs. Walter
Chatfield, Mrs. Tupper and Madame
Randolph. Mrs. Chatfield having the
highest score at this table, won the
attractive prize.
Mrs. Ralph Holiday was hostess on
Ladies' Night at the I'd Infantry Club
last Monday evening. II being the
first meeting in two weeks, the Cub
having postponed during. Carnival |
week, quite large number of bridge /,
enthusiasts were present. Six tables |
OF bridge were played and Lieut.. |
Douglas T Greene having the highest
score Won the prize-an attractive
picture Among those playing cards
we're Maj. and Mrs William r. Dash
iell, Mrs. Pearson, Madame Cochran.
Lieut. and Mrs. Clyde r. Abraham.
Lieut.. and Mrs, RAYMOND A. Wheeler. I
Capt. and Mrs, William B. Cochran,
Capt and Mrs Jack Hayes, Lieut.. and |
Mrs. John B. Richardson, Mrs. Tupper, |
Col and Mrs. Walter H. Chatfield, |
Lieut.. Joseph McAndrews.. Mrs. Wit. l