Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-10

given by Mrs William r. Eashieil.
COLI .iIs.., atIEss his. Frank T. hunter.
= l. CC,1ssst.UIiS, when were most
pIC-e..>. -. G. al effective comolna-
ton Of coreopsis ard ferns, the color
scheme throughout being yellow. The
games OF bridge and IIEe hundred
were enjoyed before luncheon. he
fortunate prize-winneIS were Mrs.
Ihurston, receiving an attractive
japanese basket, Mrs. Lyon, set OF
leather adde's EuURs; Mrs. Hayes.
most attractive Sa- al bowl ana
AIRS. Nail9Eiy Is crnsOled With a
hInsse %ofk I.s.- Il Airs. DaShie.l S
sucstS On this occasion were Mrs.
rIsnk itunts., .;Gs. EdWaru Fuller
AitsGll, MIS-. Thomas Harker. Mrs
NCbbeF. Mrs. W. l.. Emory, MadamG
EmOry. Mrs. Robert Lyon, Miss Eliza.
heth RCsenbauT, Mrs. CHarIeS s. LIN.
coin, Mrs. Thur ston, Mrs. JACK Hayes.
Mrs. Gail0giy, ass Ladson, Miss fsa-
bel Baker, Mrs. Bernhard X. Stun
berg. Mrs. Alden c. Knowles. Mrs.
VI iliiam r. Hunt, Mrs. William Lloyd
Morris, Mrs. Alfred RCeka God and
Mrs John Mason.
Col. Earl c. Carnahan was the din
ner guest on Tuesday evening o!
Lieut,-Col and Mrs. William r. bash.
iell. ':*." --.-...
Col and Mrs Daniel Lane Howell
entertained most delightfully."- in their
quarters in the main garrison on Mon
day evening when they gave fare.
we'll dinner to Madame Melba. The
color scheme being yellow, the table
had for us centerpiece a most attrac-
tive com Gina ton of Hawaiian lilies
and ferns, WEile candles shaded in
yellow cas-: a mellow glow over the
table. A concert rendered by the End
Infantry band was enjoyed during the
dinner. The guests on this occasion
were Madame Media, Gen. and Mrs.
frederick s. Strong, Mr.. Julius
Knight of Australia, DR.. and Mrs.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Peleuze of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Won Hamm and |
DR.. and Mrs. Charles B. Cooper.
Mrs. Alden c. Knowles will enter
tain this afternoon at a swimming |
tea at the Outrigger Club for Mrs. |
William r. DasEiell, Madame Pearson, |
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell, Mrs. Ed |
win S. HartshoIn, Mrs. Thomas Har-
ker, Mrs. George NJ Halloran, Mrs.
Bernhardt X. Stumbcrg, Mrs Ray
mond A. Wheeler, Mrs. William f. |
Hunt, Mrs. Weber, Miss Helen Grant,
Miss Mary Grant. Miss Bonnie Scott,
Rosenbaunl, Mrs. Alfred l.. Rockwco1 !
and Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum. /
Maj. Frank A. Grant of the Quar-
termaster Corps and his family are
quarters No. 3 in the can
The major ard family were
IN route fron, the Philippines, but ow-
ing TO the serious Illness of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Grant, they
we're compelled co disembark at Homo
ulu on Sunday Miss Grant is i'm
proving and Mai G. ant hopes they
will be able to continue their journey
n the transport Thomas on or about
March ). ...-. ..~.
aLieut-Col. William WeigeI, COM
-OlliGCT VI tic Suu luldHlIg ii
vas the guest CT Mr. and Mrs. Glow at
IN elaborate dinner gwen by them at
he Moana Hotel on Tuesday even
ng s"'..... 49,. 49,. ......
Lieut-Col William Weigel will be
he guest of Mr.. Law on short trip
o view the wonders of the island on
sunday. ",: .~ sA
A dance was given in the headquar
.ers building Of Fort De Russy Friday
evening OF this week to which mem.
Ders of the committee from Forts
De Russy, Armstrong and Ruger had
invited the officers of Fort Shafter.
Among those present from Fort Shat.
Ter We're Lieut-Ccl. William Weigel
and DIR. Harry M. Deiber.