Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-08

] On Tuesday. when they will go to Mrs.
Canoes home in PENNSYLVANIA. and
tawait Lieut. Canoes return from Ha-
| waiian service.
Capt and Mrs. William Maps for
merly of the 18th. will also leave IN
that transport, Capt. Mapes having
been detained IN Honolulu on acc5ult
Of court-martial duty.
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On Friday evening. before the bi-
monthly hop in the 18th Post, Lieut..
and Mrs. Livingston Watroas enter.
tanned with dinner for nine. PINK
sweet peas in a dainty bowl made
dainty centerpiece, while the pink
shades On the candles shed a soft and
pleasing light. Covers were placed for
Maj. land Mrs Guy G. Palmer, Miss
Dorothy Palmer. Capt. Alexander Mac
nab, Lieut.. Ivens Jones and Lieut. and
Mrs. Watrous.
| On the same evening. Col. and Mrs.
s. L. Faison had an informal dinner
flor Lieut.. and Mrs William Canoe and
Lieut. and Mrs Walter Frank
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Capt and Mrs. Hugh Wise enter
tanned on Friday at dinner for Miss
Babcock and Lieut.. Wallace Philoon.
Miss Babcock is the weekend guest of
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter Frank.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Donald Hav were
hosts at supper on Friday night, their
guests later going To the hop in the
club Present were Maj and Ms
Frank Albright, Col Carl Reichman,
Lieut. and Mrs. George Harrison,
Lieut. and Mrs. Robert Harbold, Lieut..
and Mrs Karl Truesdell, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Richard Taylor, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles Rich, Lieut.. and Mrs. w. e.
Shedd, Capt. James Loud, Mr.. Eames
and Lieuts. Robert Snow and Carl
Ballinger.
Another attractive dinner of Friday
night was the one given by DIR. and
Mrs. Raymond Bliss, when they had
as guests Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Wy
man, and Lieut. and Mrs. Kerr T.
Riggs.
Lieuts. Alfred SawRins and George
Keleher were dinner hosts on Friday,
entertaining before the hop for Capt.
and Mrs. William Mapes, Miss Hor-
tense Short, Maj. and Mrs. Merrill
Johnson, Miss Besse Jones and LieLt.
Ballais Lyerly.
Thursday evening Capt. and Mrs.
Chalmers Hall and Capt and Mrs. John
]. Bonfface motored in to Pearl Har-
Dor naval station to the dinner given
! by Admiral and Mrs. Boush. The
large round table made lovely pic
ture in its setting of American Beauty
roses. A bowl Of those flowers marked
the tables center, while placed about
| it were slender vases, each holding
one or two of the graceful roses The
places were marked by cards painted
by the clever hand of Miss Boush.
Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs.
Case Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart of
the Naval Station, Mr.. Burrell, Capt.
and Mrs. Boniface, Capt. and Mrs.
Boniface, Capt. and Mrs. Hall. Miss
Geraldine Boush, and Admiral and
Mrs. Boush.
Lieut.. and Mrs. novel; Estes gave
pretty dinner on Monday evening,
entertaining for Capt and Mrs. Lucius
Holbrook, Capt. and Mrs.. Chalmers
Hall, and Capt. and Mrs. John Boni-
face. The tables decorations were
distinguished by an artistic Japanese
note, the centerpiece being white
pottery bowl. with sweet pea bios
SONS arranged in an Oriental man
ner, the place cards rejecting the Jap
anese effect.
Quite valuable mandarin coat has
been left somewhere in the garrison,
the owner being Mrs. John Boniface.
The coat Is of navy blue silk, embroid-
cred In tones of blue.
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Mrs. Ernest G. Cullum was hostess |
for the Reading and Current Events |
Club on Thursday morning, giving a
reading of the weeks events in Sc
ries of well-selected articles.
On Saturday last Lieut. and Mrs. |
Harold Vandeveer entertained at din
ner for Lieut. and Mrs. William Nc
Cleave and Lieut. and Mrs. w. E.
Shedd.
DIR. and Miss Hazel Haynes were
hosts ON Tuesday evening of this week,
giving an informal and enjoyable
dance in their quarters. The music
was furnished by a Hawaiian orchestra
and at the close of the evening light |
refreshments we're served. Those |
present were the Misses Louise Cole
man, Victoria Pick and Hazel Haynes,
DR.. and Mrs. Torrance, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harold Vandeveer, and Lieuts. Cliff
Andrus, Frederick Stewart, Bertram
Frankenberger, Ballard Lyerly and
George Keleher
On Friday evening the monthly hop
given at Fort Kamehameha TOOK
place, Capt. and Mrs. Clifford Jones
entertaining at dinner before hand.
Col and Mrs. Frank Keefer motored
in from Schofield to be present at the