Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-23

the table were seated Col. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN w. Atkinson, Nine. Ran
dolph, Col. and Mrs. George G. Bailey,
Lieut. and Mrs. Walter w. Greacen,
Mr.. Byard Randolph and the host and
hostess. ss'E5 sA,.e
Lieut. Adrian X. Polhemus is at
Schcfield attending the machine gun
school Of fire. sffs
Mrs. Charles n. Leonard entertain-
ed delightfully."- for her mother, Nine.
Leonard. on Friday afternoon with a
tffmble party The guests were Mrs.
Henry G. Hodges, Mrs Richard C.
Croxton, Mrs. Francis E. lacey, Mrs..
Crandell, Mrs. Harry ID. Biasland,
Mrs. Fred w. Pitts, Mrs. Byard Sneed,
Mrs. Engelbert G. 0venshine, Mrs.
Walter s.. Short, Mrs. Thomas H.
Lowey MRS. CharhestlA. Rice Mrs Earl
G. Canadian, Mrs. Philip e. Rossiter.
Mrs. George Il. Knmpe, Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs John D.. Reardan,s Mrs. George,
Bailey, Miss Stella Mayer Mrs. Wall
ter G, Pridgen and Mrs. Walter S,
Greacen. i re s..
Mrs Albert n. White left last Sat,
urday for Hilo on a ten day trip.
: A unique progressive dinner was,
the source Aof much amusement on
Friday night The party consisted of
Capt and Mrs. Joseph f. Janda, Capt.
and Mrs. Robert p Harbold, Miss
Carnahan, Lieut.. and Mrs. Livingston
Watrous, Lieut. and Mrs. Charles HI.
Rice, Miss Caroline and Miss Esther
McMahon, Miss Margaret Merrill,
Capt. James Al. Ulio, Capt Charles G.
Bankhead, Lieut.. Robert T. Snow,
Lieut.. Roy NJ Jones, Lieut.. John w.
Simons, Lieut., Alfred Sawkins, Lieut..
Edward sC.gRose and Lieut.. William
A. McCulloch. The cocktails were
served at the 25th Club by the bach
elors of the party The soup course
was served at Capt, and Mrs. Har.
holds. Atrtimpeter blowing mess call
greeted the guests and upon entering
the house one saw long mess table
with mess. stQels and complete service
Of quartefmAsfef silver and china.
Sugar bowls in lieu of vases held rari-
colored cosmos. The name cards we're
paper napkins with each guests name
printed thereon. FaEGrs Of horns and
rattles were found at each plate At
Lieut.. and Mrs. sRiee's the !, entree
awaited the party; who were seated at
small tables and the ladies were pre-
sented with corsage bouquets of pink
sweet peas. From there they proceed
ed to Capt and Mrs. Janda's for the
meat course, which was served on the
upper lanai. Japanese lanterns were
the sole means of illumination and
with gay little balloons as fayors a
very pretty picture was made. Lieut..
and Mrs. Watrous had the salad,
which was served la buffet. Ser
pentine ribbon was the favor, giving
the party a most carnival aspect.
The Misses McMahon had the desert
and with it snappers and paper caps
and the dance cards for the hop at
the LIST Infantry pavilion. ~
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Col. and Mrs. Michael J. Lenihan
of Honolulu were the guests of Lieut.,
and Mrs: Douglass F. Greene fol. last
weekend. 49,. .":.- Il
The bridge party given by Mrs.
Clarence L. Tinker was very enjoy
able. Inc guests were Mrs; Richard
7. Taylor, Mrs. Robert 6. Calder,
Mrs. Eley p benson, Mrs. Carl Bal
finger, Mrs. Thomas F. aSchley. Mrs.
William F. Shedd, Mrs Friedrich F.
Black, Mrs. Karl Truesdell, Mrs. G.
Barrett Glover, Mrs. Americas Nit
chell, Mrs. Lavergne Gregg and Mrs.
Robert P. Harbold Lovely Canton
vases were the prizes and Mrs. Sch
ley, Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Ballinger.
were the fortunate ladies' .:*..e
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haverkamp
sailed on the Matsonia on We6nes-
day for the mainland after months
visit with their brother, Lieut.. Char
les NJ. Haverkamp. 49,. r Il
Last Sunday Capt and Mrs. McIn-
tyre were hosts at a ricnic simmer ON