Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-11

Madame Pearson, Lieut--Col and Mrs.
Wihiam r. Dashiell, Mrs. Robert H.
Pearson, Miss Ann Pearson, the host
and hostess.
Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum, Lieut..
William E. R. CoVeli and DIR. Henry
NJ Deiber were those from the post
invited to the dinneFdance given by
Col and Mrs. James MeRae at the
Country Club Friday evening.
Capt. and Mrs. Byard Sneed Of Scho-
field Barracks entertained on Friday
evening for Capt and Mrs. Edwin
Hartshorn, later taking their guests
to the LIST Infantry hop.
Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum has is
sued invitations for a card party COM
plimenting Miss Esme Damon, which
will be given September Is.
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Lieut.. Col. william Weigel was a
dinner-guest of Capt. and Mrs. Per.
kins at Fort Armstrong Saturday even
ing.
Those from the post invited to the
dinner given by Gen. and Mrs. Samuel
Johnson Monday evening were Lieut..
Col William Weigel,i Lieut.. A. *. b.
Lyman and Lieut. Frank A. Sloan.
After the dinner Gen. and Mrs.
Johnson took their guests to the swim
ing meet. +....
+. ,
On Friday evening, when Capt. and
Mrs. Brady G. Ruttencutter enter.
tanned in honor of Lieut-Col William
8. Guignard's promotion to his higher
rank, the guests from Fort Shafter
were: Lieut.. Col. William Weigel,
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur T. Dalton,
Col. and Mrs. Daniel Lane Howell
have issued invitations for dinner
on Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert H. Pearson and Miss
Ann Pearson, who have been the
house-guests of Lieut.-Col. and Mrs.
William r. Dashiell, left on the VIII
helmina Wednesday for their home,
Birmingham, Ala. They have been
entertained extensively during their
stay, not only at the post but in Homo
lulu as well.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Raymond "A. Wheel,
er entertained most delightfully."- Thurs.
day evening when they gave moon
light swimming party and supper for
few of their friends.
The night was ideal, brilliant
hy-sohk d<,v nf
this gay party motored from the quar-,
tiers of Lieut.. and Mrs. Wheeler to
Fort De Russy. After a most delight.
full swim the guests returned to Fort
,Shafter to. enjoy q delicious chatting,
dish supper The guests were Lieut..
and Mrs. John s. Sullivan, Miss Eliza.
beth Rosenbaum, DR.. Harry NJ. Del
Der. Lieut.. Adrian X. Polhemus, Lieut.
William E. r. Covell, Lieut.. A. K. B.
Lyman, Lieut. and Mrs. Alfred H Hob
ley, Lieut.. and Mrs. Claire r. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keithley and
Miss Keithley.
Friday evening Lieut.. and Mrs. John
s. Sullivan were hosts at a moving pic.
ture party, taking their guests to see
Hazel Dawn in The Saleslady" After,
the picture a delicious supper was
served at the quarters of Lieut. and
Mrs Sullivan and music and dancing
filled in the remaining hours.
those invited were Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Keithley, Miss Keithley, Lieut..
and Mrs Wheeler, Capt. and Mrs.
James e. Bell, Lieut.. and Mrs. George
M. Halloran, Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick
A. Barker and Mr.. Witsell.
Saturday evening Lieut.. and Mrs.
Joseph Al. McAndrew entertained very
informally for Mr. Hamm of New
York and Lieut.. Carl A. Hardigg.
The sad and unexpected death of
Mrs. John F. GuiIfoyIe during the past
week at Scohfield Barracks has be.
reaved the army of one of fits most
charming women and most delightful
hostesses and our sympathy and sor.
row are real, for an intimate friend
ship and long acQuaintanceship with
this sincere woman proved her to be
most genuine, true and good represen.
tatige of the army's womankind. Mrs.
1ullOyfc was MISS Ia1l6y Tie
daughter of Mrs. Harriet Lane, wen.
known to all readers Of army litera
ture, as the authoress of Il Married a
Soldier" one Of the most delightful
and interesting Of military auto
biographies, which depicts the garrf
son life in the Far West some three
or four decades ago. Miss Lane was
brought up in the closest touch with
those early days and with the Hoyles,
Garrads, De Russy and Lanes and
helped form what still fingers in ira
dition and sometimes in lovely fact,
the "old army" That phrase, the "oid
army centuries up sweet dreams Of
heroism, sacrifice and most charming
personalities Our deepest sympathy
as q garrison is more than sincere, 1t
is personal, and is extended to the col
onel and his daughter, Miss Susame
G'iilfoyle, and Mrs. De Russy Hoyle.
Capt. and Mrs. Alden c. Knowles
will entertain this evening at another
one of their delightful swimming and
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