Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-03

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. DIN ior apples and yenturing into
gnosl realm were planned to amuse
the little folks. Master Richardson,s
guests We're Marion Halstead. Jane
Rice. Barbara Lowe, Lydia Schaefer
alexander Rossiter, Dicky Smoot and
oharies hlce. Every child was in
costume and each went home hayins
mad most wonderful time all dur,
ing the party.
On Wednesday afternoon the jap,
anese embassy in Honolulu was the
scene OF q beautiful reception in hon.
or OF the japanese Emperor.s birth
day. A large number of army off.
GERS and ladies were present. the
white uniform showing Off to much
advantage against the lovely back.
ground of the oriental and antique
furnishings of the house. American
Beauty roses, japanese yellow chrys-
anthemums and the royal flowers of
Hawaii, made the reception suite a
bower Of fragrance and beauty. The
guests were welcomed by the japan.
csc consul general and his staff be-
fore passing on into the dance hall
or to the attractive luncheon tables
placed under large awning on the
lawn. A Hawaiian stringed orchestra
and a military band from the United
States army furnished music for
dancing and for the benefit of the
guests. American and Japanese flags
We're everywhere to be seen crossing
staffs in the perfect friendship of two
nations. Many army people from
Schofield Barracks motored in to pay
their respects during the afternoon.
Miss Marguerite White, Miss Lee
more Tyler, Miss Marybelle White,
Lieut.. Jack Bullene, Lieut.. Arthur
White. and Lieut.. William Barott
formed a party which dined inform
ally at the Young Hotel on Wednes-
day evening. Earlier in the after
noon the party had been guests at
the Japanese embassy. Dancing on
the Roof Garden was enjoyed before
motoring back to the post.
Among the army people who made
the trip into Honolulu on Thursday
for the purpose of bidding God
speed" to those leaving on the trans
port Thomas were: Capt. and Mrs.
Philip Keihl, Lieut.. and Mrs. William
Lieut.. Lewis Dorm, Lieut..
Corey, Capt John Eager, Capt Vim
cent Erwin, Capt. Karl Greenwald,
Lieut.. Richard Clark, and Lieut.. Owen
Fowler. I
Batteries A, B, C, D of the 9th
Field Artillery spent four days last
week encamped on the sands of Ha-
eiwa They returned to the post on
Monday morning.
saniZation in Schofield Barracks
urned out to pass in review before
Jol. Lucius Durfee, the commanding
,fficer of the post. The sight was
veil worth seeing and many people
ook advantage of the opportunity to
raise the ranks of khaki and to
how their interest by being onlook
rs.
Brig. Gen. John Wiser accompan..
ed by hsi staff was visitor in
'chofield Barracks on Thursday.
Capt. and Mrs. George Stallmanl
nd two small children, Josephine
nd George, Jr., spent Saturday in
honolulu as guests in the home of
ir. and Mrs. Fred Chandler.
On Friday evening Maj. and Mrs.
raymond, Pratt were host and hostess
t an attractive dinner party celes
rating their anniversary. A center
iece of gorgeous long-stemmed Am
rican Beauty roses made beauti- |
IL setting for the handsome appoint
rent Of the table. Maj. and Mrs. |
rats guests were Capt. and Mrs.
Iarold Vandeveer, Capt. and Mrs.
ohm Hauser, Mrs. Jacob Devers and
Iiss Jane Oliver.
Among the recent promotions re-
eived in Schofield Barracks was the
romotion of DR.. Charles Jewel, who
as received the rank of captain in
ne national army.
Capt. and Mrs. Tyler, Miss LenoreI
yler and Lieut.. Arthur White.
,rmed a bathing party who spent
thursday afternoon at Haleiwa.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Jewel and
iss Effie Keasley were dinner guests i
/ the Haleiwa Htoel on Saturday.
eng entertained by Mr.. Pittaf1.
Mr.. Hooking of Honolulu was
sitor in the post on Friday morn
Ig, being the guest of Miss Jane
liver and Lieut.. John Hoskins for
Incheon.
Col. and Mrs. VIM. Banister dined
formally with DR.. and Mrr. Boyd
i Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Boyd were guests of
r. and Mrs. Brigham on a very
ljoyable around the-island" trip on
1nday.
DR.. and Mrs. Philip Rossfter and
aster Alexander were dinner guests
pr and Mrs R0vd m Thursday Il