Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-27

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were enjoyed.
| Capt and Mrs Albert Hennessy
were host and hostess al an informal
| dinner party on Tuesday evening, hav-
ling as their guests, Lieut.. Wheeler
Wilson and Lieut.. Joseph Cleary. Cut
flowers and ferns in abundance were
used to decorate the wel[appointed
/ table.
| One of the most beautiful social
affairs of the week took place on Tues
day evening when Lieut.. Forrest
Pinkerton entertained at the weekly
dinner danzant, given by the Moana
Hotel, with a handsome dinner party
for fourteen guests. The appointments
were unusually elaborate, the silver
service of the table being Offset by
a tall cut-glass vase holding four or
five dozen gorgeous long-stemmed
American Beauty roses. The same
| lovely flowers were scattered over
the table amid delicate maiden-hair
and feathery asparagus fern. The
place cards were hand painted scenes
of Waikiki tied with red, white, and
blue ribbon and bore the gilt insignia
of the Medical Corps. Lieut.. Pinker-
tons guests were Miss Nellie Cotchett,
Miss Marguerite White. Miss Caro-
line Raymond, Miss Marybelle White,
Miss auckland, Mrs. Helen ,MacAdam,
Miss Walker, Maj. Stephen Smith,
| Lieut. Arthur White. Lieut.. Terry Bull,
Lieut. Richard Clark, Lieut.. Oscar
Shelton. and Lieut.. Amory Cotchett.
American Beauty corsage bouquets
were favors for the ladies, while white
orchids were lapel favors for the off,
GERS. Dancing until late was enjoyed
by the guests before motoring back,
to Schofield Barracks.
Lieut.. Owen Fowler and Lieut..
Marcus Monsarrat entertained at the
Moana Hotel dansant on Tuesday
evening, having as their guests Miss
Isabel Baker of Fort Shafter and
| Miss Martha McChesney of Honolulu.
On Tuesday evening Capt. Karl
| Greenwald, Capt Bertram Franken-
berger and Lieut.. Marvin Heyser
were guests of Lieut.. Ivan Bradley,
Lieut.. Patrick Lynch, and Lieut.. Jack
Bullene at an informal stag party
which was in the nature of "Koffee
Klatch."
Miss Katherine Carnahan arrived
in the post last Saturday from Homo
lulu to spend the holiday week end
with her parents, Col and Mrs. Ear
| Carnahan.
Miss Victoria Pick was the guest
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Pick, for the weeA-end, being accom-
panied to Schofield Barracks by her
classmate, Miss Margaret Austin, who
is quite charming and pretty, max
ing a host of new friends for herself
among the post people.
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Mrs. Charles Van Way has received
| word from Col. Van Way stating that
| he has been ordered to France. Mrs.
| Van Way and Miss Dorothy Van
| WAY expect to leave on the trans"
port Thomas which sails on the 1st
of November for the mainland, and
will make their home in Los Angeles
while Col. Van Way is in France.
J.
Mrs. John Burnett is spending a
week or ten days at Haleiwa as a
guest in the Haleiwa Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Van Way and Miss
Dorothy Van Way motored into Hon
olulu on Thursday as the guests Of
Lieut.. Richard Clark. The party
were entertained at dinner at the
Young Hotel with Lieut.. Lewis Dorm
as host.
On Thursday Mrs. Thomas Lowe
entertained with an enjoyable bridge |
tea in honor of Mrs. Charles Meals |
who leaves next week for the United |
States. Those invited in to play |
bridge were Mrs Engleberty Oven |
shine, Mrs. Henry Lewis, Mrs Robert |
Houston Anderson, Mrs. Byard Sneed, |
Mrs. Charles Meal, Mrs. Charles
Watson, Mrs. Philip Rossiter, Mrs.
Chas. Rice, Mrs. John Richardson,
Mrs. Corbitt Hoffman, Mrs. William
Forbes, and Miss Katherine Anderson.
At 5 O'Clock Mrs. Paul Manchester,
Mrs. Philip Kiehl, Mrs Hugh Keen
and Mrs. Charles Leonard dropped in
for tea and refreshments.
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Col. and Mrs. William Bannister
motored to Haleiwa for a swim on
Thursday evening, having for guests
Capt. and Mrs. Albert Hennessy.
Mrs. Charles Meals and small SON
Robert expect to leave Sehofield |
Barracks on Monday to be the guests
of friends in Honolulu until the Maui |
sails on Wednesday,.