Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12
FORT KkMEHlMEHA
SOCIAL NOTES
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When the transport sailed'a number
Ct pc ole from Fort kamehameha
were present to bid aGieu to depart
ing friends CAPTAIN and Mrs. Norris
Stayton and their two boys were
| among those woo lef; on the transport,
and those at the wharf from Kameha-
meha to wish them pleasant voyage
were Colonel Alfred NJ. Hunter, Miss
Hunter, Colonel Joseph Wheeler, Cap
tain and Mrs. Malcolm P. Andruss,
Mrs. Robb. Miss Margaret Partridge,
and Lieutenant and Mrs. George R.
/ Meyer.
Doctor and Mrs. V. alter L. Reesman
entertained at an informal dinner on
Tuesday evening for Miss Marian
Chaplin and Nj George Marshall of
Honolulu, and Lieutenant and Mrs.
| Harold De F. Burdick. Pink carTa-
| tions and ferns made an effective table
centerpiece, and shaded candles added
a pretty touch. The place cards were
little pink parasols.
The moving pictures at the post
theatre was the enjoyment Of the even
ing after dinner.
Lieutenant and Mrs. George r.
Meyer had as their dinner guests on
Sunday Mrs. Samuel W. King and Mr..
Thomas Evane of Honolulu. After
dinner an hour or two of music were
enjoyed.
On Wednesday Lieutenant and Mrs.
John A. Baird gave a very enjoyable
dinner. Pink and white snapdragons
arranged in a silver bowl made an
| attractive table, while lighted candles.
| unshaded, added to the effect. Little
japanese place cards marked places
for Captain and Mrs. George Rhulen,,
Doctor and Mrs. Walter l.. Reesman
and Lieutenant and Mrs Baird. Music
was the diversion of the evening after
dinner. ~... r.. 4e-.-1<. . .t.ar42
Captain and Mrs. Elmer F. Rice OF
Fort Shafter entertained attain infor-
NAL supper, on Sunday for. Lieutenant
/ and Mrs. Charles M. Steese. -
= Lieutenant and Mrs. Harold Def.
Burdicks were the. guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Swift of Honolulu at very
| delightful picnic at Haleiwa last Sun
! day.
| On Sunday Lieutenant and Mrs.
George R. Meyer, Mrs. Robb and Miss
Margaret Partridge were guests at
! very enjoyable luncheon at the Coun-
try Club. ...
| Mrs. Charles NJ. Steese entertained
at card afternoon on Monday, with
Miss Marian Vogdes. Mrs. ]. H. Lee
Holcombe and Mrs. John A. Baird as
her guests,
Some exciting bridge was played
I during the afternoon, after which tea
was served.
Lieutenant and Mrs, Harold F.
LOOMS motored from Fort Ruger for a
visit ON the post On Thursday
Doctor and MRS. Walter l.. Reesman
were members of jolly picnic party
which spent the day at Waianae beach
last Sunday.
Lieutenant PHILIP G. Blackmore was
the guest of Miss Parke of Honolulu
at dinner on Thursday. Mrs. George
A. Blackmore, Lieutenant BlackmCre' s
mother, is at present enjoying a de-
lfghtful visit as the house guest Of
Miss .Parke.
Captain John B. Brooks was one of
the guests at a delightful dinner given
on Thursday evening by Commodore
and Mrs. Dennis Mahan and Mrs.
Grafton Beall of Honolulu.
| Miss Louise Clarke of Pearl Harbor
has issued invitations to another of
her charming informal dances which
will be given next Wednesday even
ing, and several members OF the post
are looking forward to the affair with
pleasurable anticipation
On Sunday Lieutenant and Mrs.
John A. Baird had as their dinner
guests Major and Mrs. William Baird.
Baird.
Captain and Mrs. Walter c. Baker
and Mrs. Bradley entertained at very
charming dinner on Friday, when their
guests were Colonel Joseph Wheeler
Captain and Mrs J. Perrine Barney
and Mr.. ]. PerriRe Barney, Jr.
Mrs. Harold DEF. Durdick was the
guest Of Mrs Percy Swift Of Honolulu
at luncheon on Thursday.
Miss Helen Ohnstad was the guest
of Miss Margaret Gray at Pearl Har.
Dor on Wednesday for swimming and
tea
u
Lieutenant and Mrs Harold Def
Burdick have as their guests over
Saturday and Sunday, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Hugh Knerr and Miss Daphne
81 Dow OF Fort Kruger.