Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-09
SOCIETY

tune AMI we're awarded attractive wall
vases n the form OF blue birds while
Madame Cochran was PRESENTED with
a dainty sewing chatelaine as guest
prize.
Lieut. and Mrs Thomas j.. Camp
we're hosts when they entertained
4 at dinner on Monday evening.
The centerpiece was most attrac-
! tive, being composed Of pastel daises
I and maidenhair fern.
Covers were laid on the Iaintily ap-
pointed table for Mrs. Isdward Fuller
Witsell, Lieut.-Col. Wfiliaia WeiSei.
Miss julie MATHS, DR. Harry NJ. Dei-
Der, Miss Elizabeth ROsanbaHin. I.ie;it.
Edward F. Witsell and the most and
hostess.
After dinner Lieut. AMI Mrs. Comp
and their guests motorcd to the
Young Hotel roof garden, where the
{ dancing and musis vert enjoyed.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Harold b. Gil
fard entertained at birthday party
I, m honor OF their snlaE son, Walter,
on Saturday afternoon at tier home
in Kahala, their quests from Fort
Shafter were Miss Betty Sloan and
Miss Ililda Sloan.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Sullivan en-
tertained on Wednesday afternoon at
the Laniakca tearoom for Liedt. and
Mrs. Thomas Camp srd Miss Maths.
When Mrs. Benjamin j. Edger en-.
tertained at tea on Thursday after
/, noon in her home IN Manor Valley
her guests from Fort Shafter were
Mrs. Alden c. Knowles. Mrs. Eugene
II. Hartnett, Mrs. Edwin S. Hartshorn,
Mrs. Raymond A. Wheeler and Mrs
Claire r. Bennett
Mrs. William b. Lymer and Miss
Ruth Soper were the luncheon guests
of Lieut. and Mrs. Franz A. Sloan
on Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs Bernha-dt K Stunlberg
entertained on Fridsy evening in their
home in the cantonmen. for Lieut.
Ccl and Mrs. William II. Dashiel,
Madame Pearson, Maj. and Mrs. Guy
G. Palmer, Maj. and Mrs Eugene II.
Hartnett and Capt and Mrs. William
z. Hunt
Yellow chrysantheirums and bou.
gainvillea were used most effectively
to form an attractive cen:erpiece for
the daintiIy appointed table.
The numerous tributes of affection
shewered upon Madame Cochran in n;
social way, from the time wofd was
first received of her coming departure,
reached beautiful climax at the sail
ing of the transport Thomas Adorn-
ed with a lovely burden of gorgeous
leis. showered with numerous gifts,
her stateroom Ia beautiful bower of
flowers, the beloved mother of Mai.
William B. Cochran saiie1 away. ieav-
ing with all the post and honolulu a
remembrance of 3 sincere and spien-
did woman, who will not be forgotten
by any who were privileged to know
her.
Among those noticed at the sailing
Of the transport who eade farewell |
to the departing friends of Fort Shat
ter we're Gen. and Mrs. Frederick
Strong, Col. and Mrs. Daniel Lane
Howell, Lieut. Col William Weigel,
Lieut.-Col and Mrs. William r. Dash.
iel, Madame Pearson, Maj. and Mrs. |
Guy G. Palmer, Miss Campbell, Mai. |
and Mrs. Ohio B. Rosenbaum, Miss |
Elizabeth Rosenbaum Mrs. Cochran, |
Capt and Mrs. William E. Hunt, Capt |
and Mrs. Edwin S. Hartshorn, Chap
lain William Reese Scott, Miss Bonnie
Scott. Miss Eleanor Scott, Capt. Rob-
ert Peck, DR.. Harry NJ. Deiber, Lieut., |
and Mrs. John s. Sullivan, Capt and |
Mrs. Arthur T. Dalton, Lieut., and
Mrs. Ralph C.. Holiday, Lieut.. aud
Mrs. Henry C. K. Muhlenberg. Lieut..
and Mrs. Carl A, Hardigg, Mrs. Ed
ward Fuller Witsell Lieut. Edward F.
Witsell, Lieut.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Halloran. Lieut.. and Mrs Thomas ].
Camp, Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. |
Wyman. Lieut. Eugene II. Lehman,
Capt. and Mrs. Paul s. Reinecke.
Lieut.. William H. Britton, Capt. and
Mrs. Claire r. Bennett.
DR.. and Mrs Harry MacKellar and
Mrs Alexander, the mother of Mrs.
Mackailer, who formerly resided in the
cantonment of Fort Shafter, returned
to Honolulu on the last transport from
Manila and will reside in Pacific
Heights, Honolulu, where both DR.. and
Mrs. MacKellar win practise their pro
fessions. DR.. MacKellar was formerly
2 captain in the Medical Corps of the |
u. s. army, but resigned recently in
order to live permanently in this city. i
which has delighted the entire family
with its tropical charms and profes.
sional future ~
The many friends of Mrs William |
E.. Hunt will be pleased to hear that |
she is rapidly recovering from dislo-
Gated elbow, which she sustained in
fall which might have proved much |
more serious than it did under the |
circumstances.
Those interested in the Army Re-
lief Fund will he glad to hear that the |