Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-26
Fl. SKATER SOCIETY
Especial st.r,Brlletin CorreaslpaOaden,esl

" Especial StGr,Bulletin Correspoadenee1
+ FORT SKATER, Aug. 25.-Tbe
changes and chances of life are no.
where so perfectly depicted, as in the
army, and not only in time OF war. but
even in days Of peace, your next
deer neighbor one day may be plant
ing flowers or gaily entertaining. and
the day. after, the noise of the pack
ers" fills the air Old familiar faces
are gone, and new ones become the
cynCSure OF all eyes.
Thus the army exists, ii is like a
great school with constant gradua-
tions and departures and these evan
escent changes bring the joys and
sadness CT life as consequence; so
now the friendships, made during sew
eFal years by End Infantry officers and
their families, have been blasted by
the chilling frosts and changes of re-
cent orders, and the readjustment OF
quarterS-it is like walking in a
dream-new faces, new names, all
has been changed.
Mai. Eugene Har;nett of the Med
icai Corps. who has been stationed at
Schofield Barracks for the past year
is now. in charge of the Medical De-
partment at Fort Shafter. He and
his family are now occupying the
quarters recently vacated by Col.
Walker B. Atkinson. Lieut.. Joseph
A. McAndrew has taken the quarters,
on the front line of the cahtonment.
formerly occupied by Lieut.. and Mrs.
Woedfin G.. Jones. The, house just
vacated by Lieut. McAndrew will be
occupied by Lieut., Hobby.
Capt. and Mrs Edwin S. Hartshorn
entertained most cordially at dinner
in their home in the main garrison
last Saturday evening. Pink roses
gracefully arranged made an attrac-
tice center-piece. Covers were laid
for Lieut.. and Mrs. Jack Lewis of the
navy. Miss Mustow, Lieut., Col Will
lam Weigel and Mrs. George NJ Hal.
leran, the host and hostess. After
dinner Capt. and Mrs. Hartshorn and
their guests, motored to the roof gar
den. of the Alexander Young hotel,
where they enjoyed the dancing and
music rendered by the Russian
orchestra. "
Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Crystal
had as their guests Lieut.. and Mrs.
George F. Calendar of the Medical
Corps. whom they entertained in
formally on Saturday evening. Shasta
daisies were the flowers used for
the table decorations. *=
Miss Dorothy Harker of Schofield
Barracks was the guest of Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. Michael J. Lenihan on Sat
urday.
Mrs Elmer Rice and Miss Merrill
of Schofield Barracks were luncheon
guests of Mrs. WitselI, when she en-
tertained informally at her quarters,
in the Bachelor building on Monday.
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Maj Herbert o. Williams was the
dinner guest of Lieut.-Col William
Weigel, on Sunday. in his quarters in
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DR.. Harry NJ Deiber returned from
his hunting jaunt to Molokaf Monday,
having had most successful trip.
That evening he entertained in his
apartments in the Bachelor building
fof Lieut. and Mrs. WitseH, Lieut.. and
Mrs George M. Halloran and DR..
Shelton. The guests greatly enjoyed
the rewards of the hunt, which were
served during the repast. u. +
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Mr. Foster of st. Louis and Mr..
Pritchett of India were visitors at
Fort Shafter. Tuesday morning. as
the guests of the commanding officer,
Col. Daniel Lane Howell. r.: s
Mrs. Hugh Hairston was the guest
of Mrs. Witsell at dinner, Tuesday,
after which they adjourned to the