Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24
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nolds. Mai and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer
and Capt. and Mrs Hugh Wise. Pink
appointments made the dinner table
very dainty.
On Sunday Capt. and Mrs. Douglas
McCaskey will entertain with i
luncheon at the Halewai Hotel in
honor OF Gen and Mrs. Robert X.
Evans. Other guests will be Col. and
Mrs Samson Lane Faison, Col. and
Mrs. John Guilfoyle. Maj, Charles A.
Hedekin. Capt and Mrs. Conrad Bah
cock, Capt. and Mrs. Augustine Nc
Intyre and Lieut. Hornsby Evans.
Mrs. Walter Short was a bridge
hostess on Saturday afternoon, when
she entertained in honor OF Mrs. Chrl-
melS G.. Hall. Those present were
Mesdanes Douglas McCaskey, Hamil-
ten Hawkins, John Guilfoyle, Philip
Kiehl, Leonard Prunty. Robert Chen
ey, William Male, Allen B. Smith,
Clarence r. Day, w. H. McGill, Chal-
mers Hall and Mrs Short. Mrs. Hall
was presented with a dainty Japanese
sewing set as guest prize.
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Capt and Mrs. Hugh Wise enter
tanned with dinner on Saturday for
IL, including Capt. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton Hawkins, Capt and Mrs. James
P. Barney, Mrs. Ellen Jordan, Maj.
Charles Hedekin, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles Daily and Lieut.. and Mrs. LiV-
ingston Watrous.
Mrs Swift Martin was hostess for
the Thursday Morning Reading and
Current Events Club this week, gin.
ing a most interesting series of arti
cles on current topics.
On Friday afternoon little Eleanor
Faison celebrated her fifth birthday
with a party, to which all the chill.
dren of the ,25th Infantry cantonment
were invited: They met at the quar-
tiers of the little hostess and there
enjoyed delicious spread" Later
the small people were delighted with
a line party at the amusement hall,
where three special films of Charlie
Chaplin were given and proved highly
enjoyable to the. young audience. As
Eleanor Faisons guests all the chill.
dFen of the enlisted men of the 25th
were invited to be present at the matt
nee. ~ IT,. -
On Tuesday evening 6 very attrac.
tive little dinner was given by Lieut..
and Mrs. Fred Pitts, who entertained
f4,, Il To-. n
and Capt. and Mrs. Harry Blasland.
Col. and Mrs. Henry c. Hodges on
Monday of this, week gave a regi.
mental reception, followed by a dance,
in honor of Gen. and Mrs. Robert T.
Evans. Before the reception Col. and
Mrs. Hodges were dinner guests, en-
pertaining for Gen, and Mrs. Evans
Col and Mrs. Richard C. Croxton
Maj. and Mrs. Francis Lacey, Maj
and Mrs. Lewis Sorely and Lieut.. and
Mrs. John d. Burnett. The table was
beautifully decorated with a profusion
of vari-colored flowers arranged in al
artistic manner.
Mrs. Byard Sneed on Saturday even
ing last entertained some of the
widows" while their husbands were
at the West Point dinner in town
Mrs. Sneed's guests were Mesdames
Lewis Sorely, Thomas II. Lowe, Rob
ert Sears, Walter Pridgeon, Elvid
Hunt, Charles H. Rice and Miss Eve
lyn Hodges.
A great deal of speculation is rife
about the probabilities of the many
officers under orders for duty in the
California training camp being al
lowed to go when the Thomas leaves
on July 3, on account of the uncer
tainty of border troubles. Those who
are under orders to go are. from the
LIST Field Artillery: Lieuts. Joseph o
DAILY, Cliff Andrus, Ballard Lyerly an
Joseph Andrews; from the 25th Infam
try, Maj. Frank Albright, Capt
| Alexander Macnab and Lieuts. Charlie!
Wyman, Livingston Watrous ant
Walter Frank; from the 4th Cavalry
Capt. Gordon Kimball, Lieuts. Rolan,
Gaugler, Swift Martin and Eugene
Lehman; from the 1st Infantry; Capts
Joseph Janda and John Jordan, LieutS
Robert F. Snow, Edward Rose, Johr
Smith and Frank Riley. The officer,
will sal on the Thomas and the!1
families on the Sonoma, which viii
| leave on the 4th.
| Other SchofieId people who will sal
| on the Thomas are Gen. and Mrs
Frederick G StrOop u-ho AFRO IN n,
on leave for three months; Mrs. Sam
son Lane Faison, who will not re
turn to the garrison until November
Maj and Mrs. Edward c. Carey, Capt
! and Mrs. Chalmers G. Hall, the lat
ter two officers returning home OIL
the completion OF Hawaiian service.
On Saturday evening Lieut. an
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