Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-18


FORT SKATER, July liza very
successful hard luck dance was
held af the administration Duilqins
on Friday evening. Quite large
crowd was present, including besides
the large number from the post many
from the other posts and from down
town. As usual, the End Infantry
band. under the direction Of Band
leader Jacobson, furnished inspiring
dance music. and the floor was filled
at al tines with the merry dancers
enjoying the rythm and swing q the
music.
chafinr dish refreshments were
served about II O'Clock, while lem.
on punch was dispensed throuenous
the evening. Those enjoying the eve
ming were Col. and Mrs. VIM. +. Dash
ielI. Nrs. Richmond n Pearson. Col.
WIN. Weieel. Miss Louise Clark,
ISeut KoIle. Lieut., Hall, Major and
Mr.. Robert p. Howell. Capt. Louis
q. Pepin, Lieut., Windsor, Capt. ana
Wrs. BENJAMIN n Mcclellan, Capt.
ana Mrs. Alden G. Knowles, Lieut..
and Mrs.. Alfred L. lockwood, Lieut.
and Mrs. George NJ. Halloran, Lieut..
and Mr.. Samuel ]. Heidner, Mrs.
Helen MacAdam. Lieut.. and Mrs. Carl
A. Hardieg. Capt and MIS-. henry y.
K. Muhlenberg. Lieut.. VIM. =. Jones,
Dr. Harry M. Deiber. Lieut.. Edward
r Witsell. Lieut.. VIM. II. Brittqn,
Iseut. Roht. g. Guyer. Lieut. Ropt.
A. sharrar. Miss Isabel Baker, Miss
Dorothy palmer, Mrs. Edward Fuller
Witseli. Miss Daphne Dow, Miss Mar
tia McChesney Miss Ruth McChes-
new. Cart and Mrs. John 3. sulii-
van. Major A. Ga1logly, Capt. ana
Mrs Edwin s. Hartshorn. Major and
Mr. Cuv G. Palmer, Major Reoing-
ton. Capt. and Mrs. Jack Hayes, Capt.
Elmer +. Rice. Lieut.. Haw, Lieut..
BIackmore. Mapor Douglas, Lieut..
and Mrs. Frederick A. Baker. Lieut.
Lester Baker, Lieut.. and Mrs. Car.
snce r. Danielson, Capt and Mrs.
Robf NJ. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs Won
Bemm. Miss Lally. Capt and Mrs.
WIN. Z. Hunt, Miss Law, Lieut.. Nc
Bride, Mr. Hodges, and many others.
there was an important meeting
of the ladies' who expect to remain
a. Fort shafter for some time TO
come. to decide whether the work Ct
assisting the War Allied Relief As
ISOLATION IN the making Of bandages
and surgical dressings should con-
tfnue after the departure Of 50 many
Of the ladies on the next transport
After much discussion II was finally
decided % keep up the good work,
and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer win be ct
the head. with Mrs. William p. Hunt
a. secretary and treasurer. Mrs. y.
Al Irons who was the originator OF
this club at Fort Shafter. expects to
leave on the boat next week. and Il
was gratifying to her to know that
the work would continue, IS she has
been 50 interested and so anxious
that this work should be Of the high
est standard.
Those who have pledged them
selves anew for the monthly donas
ton as wen as the time for this work
are Mrs. Guy q. Palmer, Mrs. John
s. Sullivan, Mrs. Henry G. X. Muh.1
lenberg, Mrs. Edward Fuller WitseIl.
Mrs. Charles A. Lewis. Miss Dorothy
Mrs. John Randolph, Mrs. Ed
win s. Hartshorn. Mrs. Samuel ].
Heidner, Mrs. Helen MacAdam, Mrs
Clarence r. Danielson. Mrs Robert
n. Peck, Mrs william 3. Hunt, Mrs.
Claire r. Bennett, and Mrs. Robert
d. Lyon. There were several Of the
ladies' who were prevented from at.
tending the meeting on Friday, but
Il Is hoped they viii Join IN this Inn.
portant work. The amount OF work
and sent down to the relief
rooms for shipping during the past
month was sponges 1867, accordion
congresses 617. envelop congresses
~. and bandages z7s.