Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-18
TT. SHAFTER SOCIETY
fspecin star-BuIietin Corresuondence

Especial staf-Builetin CorresuoudenceI
FORT SKATER, March l7.--Nai.
and Mrs. NJ. J. Lenihan were host, al
an enjoyable tea" last Sunday after-
noon, when they entertained informal.
" for Maj. and Mrs. Russell. Mrs.
Lenihan was assisted in receiving 6y
Mrs. B. w. Atkinson, who poured ten,
Mrs. George II, Jamerso1,f who served
salad, and Mrs. Charles II. Lincoln.
Mrs. Douglass T. Greene, Miss Daro-
thy Harker and Miss catheriHi Len
ban. Among Mai. and YRS. t.enihan'3
guests were Lieut.-col. an1 Mrs. Hous.
ton, Maj. and Hrs Russell, Mrs.
Dwyer, Iieut.-col and Mrs. g. ". At
kinson, Col. Howell, Airs. Randolph,
Mr.. Bayard Randolph, Mai. Reding-
ton, N.kG. H.; Mai. De Lanegy Col.
and Mrs. Charles IA. Lincoln, Lieut..
and Mrs. Clyde r. Abraham, Mr.
Newconie, Lieut.. and Mrs % T.
Greene, Miss Newcom, Capt and airs.
George H. Jamerson, Capt. aad Mrs.
Paul b. Malone, Lieut.. and Mrs f. r..
Black, mrs William b. Cochran. apt.
and Mrs. Jack Hayes and Mrs. hit-|
sell.
0ut vi lllt idi EtSt do nCil OltT
of the most attractive affairs Of tho
past week was the luncheon given by
Mrs. William b. Cochran at the Coun.
try Club on Friday in honor OF Mrs.
Dwyer of Boston, Mass, sister OF Col
Houston Mrs. Cochran took adyant
age OF ST. Patrick's Day in using its
appropriate symbols in her decora
tons. A large basket of white chrys-
anthemIims and maidenhair fern dec
Grated the center OF the table and cor.
sage bouquets OF white roses and ferns
as we'll as dainty st. Patrick place
cards marked each place Of the most
attractiyeIy decorated table which was
placed on the lanai OF the Country
Club, which Is always charming set,
ting for an affair OF this kind. Among
those invited to meet Mrs Dwyer were
Mrs. Fanntleroy, Mrs Houston, Mrs.
II. C. Coleman, Mrs. Westets5elt, Mrs
Cooper. Mrs. Houston. Miss Vile, MRS
B. w. atkinson, Mfs, MSlJn IAhihan
Mrs. Papl b. Malone. Mrs. George H
HaIloFaH, Mrs. George II. Jamerson.
Mrs. TsD. Harker, Mrs. Low of Wash
ington, ID, c., Mrs. PARROT, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. McCormas, San Francisco:
Mrs. Arthur Wall. Mrs. Clemens,
Mrs. Gttffths, Mrs. Russell and Miss
Ermine Cross.
On wednesday affern6h WIS cfyde7
r. Abraham again entertained with
enc Of her enjoHah bic hyide, teas az her,
pretty home IN the cantonment Three
tables OF bridge were PLAYED and Mrs.
Jack Hayes having the highest score
wen the first prize, a lsStber case
containing a pack cf eards The sec
end Crize was wen BY Airs Charles
s. Iine0ln, an attractive Canton Jar.
Mrs. Abraham used pink and green
as her color scheme and large bowl
of pink snapdragons formed an attrac,
tive centerpiece for the prettily ap
ed Mrs. Abraham in pouring tea.
Among those playing cards were
Madame Randolph, Mrs. B. w Akin
s. = Mrs. NJ J. Lehman, Mrs. William
B. Cochran. Mrs. George H. Jamerson,
Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mrs. Chas. H. Lin
coin. Mrs. Thomas ). Camp, Mrs. Al
fred lockwood. Mrs. Alden c.
knowles. Miss Chase and Mrs. F. F.
Black. while those COMING IN later
tor tea were Mrs. Metler. Mrs. B. Nc.
Clellans Miss Rosenbaum and Mrs.
Reinecke
Mrs. Abraham was hostess at a
very enjoyable bridge tea last We'd
nesday h her pretty home IL. the can.
comment. Both 500 and bridge were
played and Mrs. Martin won the first
bridge prize, Mrs. Malone the second.
while Mrs. Chatfield won the FIVE hun
1red prize. Among Mrs. kbraham's
guests were Mrs. Witsell. Mrs. Ray
nond Wheeler, Mrs. Ralph Holiday,
Miss Chase, Mrs. Martin, Miss Kills
bury, Mrs. Killsbury, Mrs. Paul B.
Malone, Mrs. Walter Chatfeld, Mrs.
p. R. Manchester, Miss Catherine
Lenihan. Miss DECIDE Rosenbaum Mrs