The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-17
GENERAL AND PERSONAL

EdInhospitabie storms marred. the sue.
Fcess of the first military hop given
by the, Kanai Regiment of the Ma.
tional Guard, when. the Makaweli Com
pany entertained. Only O. comparative
| " few Of the folk from the other parts
of the island Sentured out into the!
raging kona which continued until af-
ter midnight. The Makaweli Hall was
attractiyely decorated, but the out.
door platform, that had been planned
Il oraceomhnodate the dancers, was not
erected The tOrrentia1 rams also pre-.
vented the officers from appearing in
the full glory of their new uniforms,
many Of which were to have been.ini-
tiated. Captain Truscott had the affair
in charge and was responsible for the
very delightful evening. Tickets had
been sold to everyone, dancing or nom
dancing, interested, in the newly form
ed regiment, not only on Kauai, but
m Honolulu. q and on. the other islands
as well. The affair netted o most sat
isfactory sum for the building of the
Makaweli armory ind other activities
Of the company. Among those who
braved the elements were:--Maj. and
Mrs, b. ID. Baldwin, Capt. and Mrs. H..
8. TrHscott, Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Knud-
sen, Mr.. and Mrs.. Guy Rankin, Capt.
and Mrs. G. T. Grieg, DR.. and Mrs.
Dunn; Mr.. and Mrs. Gene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kolbaum, Mrs. HaZelton, Miner Eta
Lee, Thompson, Stewart, Cummings,
Strand, Mitchell, SchelmelHning and
Dunn, and Capt. F. c. Morrow, Lieuts
r. Z. Mccall, H. Vincent, E. Fountain,
A. Homer, MARCHING, and Thompson
and Messrs Riddle, Patterson, Nun
dock, Dye, NAHUM, and MANAGE,
Miner Marjorie and Katherine
Woods of Huleia were the week end
guests of Mrs. J. M. Lydgate.
80 4
F. A. Alexander, manager. of the
! McBryde Plantation, is spending a
, short period in Honolulu. 49,.
- 4 \
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rankin entertain
ed with an informal dinner last Satur-
day before the dance in Makaweli.
| Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Erie
Knudsen, Albert HOrner and Harry
/ Vincent. -.
Miss Blanche Martin, who has been
In Hanapepe this year, left last week
to be operated on for appendicitis. She
was taken III very suddenly in the
latter part of last week. 80 r.
| 49, = 4 \
r. l.. Hughes left for a brief stay in
Honolulu last Saturday. .-.. sod.
90 IS
Outdoor drills of the various com
, !panies in the Fourth Regiment of the
National Guard have taken place on
4, several Sunday afternoons recently.
: The officers and men appear in uniform
and the drills have assumed quite a
social aspect Numerous machines are
usually present and admiring specta-
tors watch the proceedings with inter,
est. Last Sunday the Lihue Company
, Il was divided in two companies; Both
! Companies will remain under the direc-
4 tion of Maj. w. ii, Rice, and Capt. W.
] Moragne will have Company b and
Capt, =. w, Garden will direct Com;
snany G. ,-. - . .. .. ...ta.tra1
DR.. and Mrs. William t. Dunn are
at home in Makaweli, where Doctor
+ Dunn is the plantation physician. Mrs.
Dunn was formerly Miss Hazel Eschew
of Honolulu.
j. X. Farley of Koloa is spending a
few days in Honolulu on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kuhlmann of
Lihue announced the engagement of
their daughter Eleanor TO G. G.. Kuhl-
mann recently. The wedding will be
held shortly. ...N