Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
IT. SKATER SOCIETY

/ TT. SKATER SOCIETY |
I. Especial Star. Bulletin CorrespoadencsI
I; 49, SKATER. Feb. lI.-Slrs
Eugene II. Haitnett WIS the hostess
OF the Card Club when il met as usual
IN the Officers Club in Headquarters
/ On TUESDAY evening. Those who play
I'd during the evening were Lieut.
! oil. William WeigeE Lieut. Col. Car
nahan. l.ieut-Cal and Mrs. William
X. DsshieII, Madame Pearson, Jrs.
William 4. Hunt, Maj. and Mrs. Frank
! Grant, Mrs. Ohio Il. Rosenbaum. Mrs.
Edward Fuller Witseli. Mrs. William
Lloyd Morris, Capt. and .drs. Alden c.
] Knowles, Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum,
! mrs William r.. Cochran, Capt. and
Mrs Raymond A. Wheeler. Mrs. Eu-
gene H. Hartnett, Lieut. William T.
r.. Coveil. Lieut. RoEert &. Guyer,
Lieut. RoDert A Snarrer, Airs. Lehman
\ and Lieut.. William IT, Britton.
Lieut. Coveil was the fortunate one
TO hold the highest honors for the
evening, thus winning an attractive
set Of glasses.
Lieut.. and MRS Frank i. Sloan en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday in their
quarters ia the cantOnment for Capt
Charles {. Bankhead ard Lieut., John
x. Smith OF SchofieId Barracks. ~:
Ma and Mrs. William B. Cochran
were the guests Of Col. and Mrs. Jas.
B. Houston at dinner On Friday even.
ing.
/ Airs. Claire X. Bennett entertained
at dinner on Saturday evening. The
table decorations were most attract
i've, being an effective combination Of
.ecil BrpRer roses, forget-me-nots,
sweet peas and maidenhair fern. Can
dles softly shaded in pink added mucn
TO the beauty OF the table Covers
were paced for Mrs. John ID. Burnett,
lieut.. Eugene lehman. Lieut.. Lam
drum and Lieut.. w. Cutchin and Mrs
Bennett. ~ FL. /"
Tie Sewing Cub net at TIE quar-
ters Of Mrs. Daniel Lane howell.
Those present were Mrs. Edward Ful-
er Witsell, Mrs. William r. Dashiell.
Madame Pearson. Mrs. Guy G. Palmer.
Mrs. Edwin S. Hartshorn, Mrs. Ohio
g. Rcsenbaum, Mrs. Eugene Hartnett,
Mrs. Bernhard X Stumberg and
William B.. Cochran. =
l.ieut-Col and Mrs. William r.
Dashiell entertained at dinner or
Tuesday evening in their quarters in
the main garrison for Maj. and Mrs.
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l4rs. Dashiell and their guests enjoy,
ed tie game of bridge at the Tuesday
evening Card Club. IT,. .=
Miss Alice Palmer was the guest OF
Miss 'Anne Hawkins, OF Schofield Bar.
racks over Sunday. ,..-...- e
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| Capt Theodore A. baldwin, Jr., ar
rived on the February transport and
will occupy quarters in the Bachelor
!TutClHg I'm the main garrison until.
his family arrives when ne viii SCI
iect permanent quarters.
] =. Miss Dorothy Grant was able to
leave the Department. hospital on Sun.
lay and is convalescingS rapidly, in
consequences of which Maj. Grant,
with his family, hope to be able u
continue their journey to the mainland
j n tie transport Thomas.
I 4
Capt. Charles A. Lewis with his wife
and small daughter arrived n tue
transport Thomas on Tuesday and
will occupy quarters GO in The can
/ Torment
Miss Carolyn Raymond and Miss
| Catherine Raymond entertained most
delightfully."- at tea on Tuesday after
noon as farewell to Miss Bonnie
Scott and Miss Eleanor Scott, who will
leave on the Transport Thomas in
March for their new station The
'able was most attractive, having for
It's decorations sweet peas. yiolets and
-,aidenhair- ferns Mrs. Robert X
Raymond poured tea and Miss Mary
Grant served fees,
! Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank A. Sloan
ware the dinner guests of Lent
! ndr. and Mrs. Victor Houston on the
st. Louis last Saturday.
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4 Capt and Mrs. Thomas l. Crystal
have as their house guest Gait. John
/ +. Curry, the brother of Mrs. Crystal,
who arrived on Tuesday on the Logan,
to take charge of the aviation camp
/ which is to be located at Fort Kane
/ hameha.
4 Mrs. Lehman was a bridge hostess
ON Wednesday, when she entertained
Tor number of her friends in her
4 quarters in the cantonment
The decorations, which we're most
attractive, were red sweet peas and
delicate maidenhair fern. Mrs. Hunt
was the fortunate one, winning the
Use Tyres .
l.as.n-as> D~,.,le.