Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-26

The Card Club on Tuesday evening
had but small attendance again this
week. Interest in the club seems tc
have waned. Col. William Weigel
made a most hospitable and agreeable
host, and was so fortunate as to win
his own prize, which was a nickle
thermos bottle, by margin Of only
80 points. Playing at the four tables
we're Col. William Weigle, Capt Ell
mer F. Rice, Mrs. Alden c. Knowles
Maj. and Mrs. Frank C. Bodies. Lieut.
and Mrs. Alfred l.. lockwood. Mrs
Edward Fuller Witsell, Mrs. Julia e
Lehman, Mai. and Mrs. William B
Cochran, Lieut.. Col. William r. Dash
iell, Capt. and Mrs. John S. Sullivan
Mrs. Eugene H. Hartnett and Mrs
Samuel J. Heidner.
On Sunday Miss Isabel Baker was a
guest at Halefwa for the day.
!. Mr.. ami Mrs. Case. -Deering were
the host and hostess ct an elaborate
dinner on SuhoGy evening, given at
their home, which has Just been com
pleted, on the beach. Maj. and Mrs.
Guy G. Palmer and Maj. and Mrs. Will.
liam p. Cochran were among the tav'
ored guests.
Col. and Mrs. James H. McRae were
visitors in the post on Sunday.
Mrs. Claire E. Bennett and Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Halloran enjoyed the hospi'
tally of Mrs. Gustav Schaefer at her
home in Nuuanu valley at delight
full luncheon on Tuesday. After lunch
knitting was the occupation Of the aft
ernoon.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker
entertained at dinner before the hop
on Friday evening, the inspiration OF
the dinner being DR.. and Mrs. Curry
Of New York. Capt, and Mrs. Thomas
L. Crystal and Capt. Jack Curry Of
Fort Kamehameha. After dinner
Lieut. and Mrs. Baker took their
guests to the Administration building
in the main post to enjoy the hop.
Mrs. William E. Hunt, Mrs. Edward
Fuller Witsell, Master Richard Hunt,
Master William Hunt, Misses Louise
and Marion Cochran and Maj. and
Mrs. William B. Cochran were the
party enjoying a very delightful din
ner given by Mai. and Mrs. Cochran
on Monday evening. The table was
most attractive with centerp:ece Of
large yellow daisies. After dinner
auction bridge was enjoyed.
Mai. and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer had
Mrs. Charles F. Wyman Of Schofield
Barracks as luncheon guest on Tues
day.
When Col. and Mrs. William D. Ken
dali entertained at dinner on Thurs
day evening; Col. and Mrs. James A.
Irons and Maj. and Mrs. Guy G. Pal.
mer were the guests from Fort Shat.
ter.
DR.. Harry NJ. Deiber was one Of a
party enjoying venison dinner on
Sunday evening.
Another Of the luncheons which are
80 much in vogue just now was the
one given by Mrs. Alden c. Knowles
1t the Outrigger Club on Saturday.
At these luncheons each one present
puts a contribution in the box for the
Red Cross fund, in this way money
being raised for the necessary sup
plies. Mrs. knowles served a very
delightful luncheon at l o'clock and
he rest of the day was taken up
with knitting and swimming. Mrs.
Charles S. Lincoln, Mrs. Jach Hayes,
Mrs. Wildly, Mrs. Edward Fuller Wit
sell, Mrs. Eugene H. Hartnett, Miss
Ehrhorn, Mrs. William B. Cochran
Ind Mrs. Edwin s. Hartshorn were
Mrs. Knowles guests.
On Tuesday Lieut. William H.
Jones came In from Heeia for a visit
n the post.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Holiday
lad Miss Katherine Stinson. the fe.
male avatrix, who was on her way
rom Japan to the United States, as
/ house-guest while her ship was in
he harbor. Lieut.. and Mrs. Holiday
served a delightful little tea in her
lonor on Saturday afternoon. to
which Lieut. Col. and Mrs. William r.
0asAiell, Mrs. Raymond N Pearson,
Yrs. Edward Fuller WitselI and Mrs.