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

light dance for forty guests. Those
present from Fort Skater were Major
and Mrs. Eugene Hsrtnett, Miss Isabel
Baker and Lieut.. Lester Baker.
Lieut., and Mrs. Samuel J. Heidner
had a charming little dinner party Oh
Friday night for Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank
J Drake of Fort Ruger, DR.. Harry N.
/ Diebef- and Mrs. Helen MacAdams
Later they all enjoyed the dancing at
| the Hop. -
Mr. Moroi the Japanese Consul at
Honolulu gave 4 very elaborate dinner
On Saturday evening. complimentary
to Col. and Mrs James~A. Irons who
have just come from Toxic. where Co!
Irons was attache. -
The entertainment was held in the
Japanese residence which was taste
fully decorated lin oriental style. After
the real Japanese, dinner which was
| served On beautiful suggestive dishes
! in lacquer trays, the party enjoyed the
beauties Of the tropical grounds sur
rounding the house and later went
down ID the governors ball at the
| National Guard Armory for the dane
| ing. sTFff,t;,e Lrt4 g..
Those whom Mr.. horoi invited to
meet Col. and Mrs. Irons were Gen,
eral and Mrs. Frederick strong. Major
! and Mrs. Charles s. sIIineoln, Miss
Margaret Moss. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Mural,
Mrs. Konda, Lieut. Wallace C.. Philoon,
n Mr.; Arth 3 k1 oTEaIFEaaa i and Mrs NJ
Lieut.. Col and Mrs William r.
Dashfell had as MONDAY dinner guests
on Monday, Dr. and Mrs. Bernhard K,
Stumberg, Miss Francis Stumberg, Mr..
John Stumberg and Masters Kurt and
Crete Stumberg. o..
Mrs Frank Warren Hunter and her
little daughteT Marg1efite after a very
delightful visit to Lieut.. and Mrs.
Ralph G. Holiday have returned to
their home in California. -.
Lieut.. and Mrs, Alfred, b, Lockwood
gave q beautiful dinner ON Thursday
evening, of which Miss Elizabeth
Rosenbaum was the happy inspiration
Yellow was the colon chosen for the
decorations and, the table was lovely
with the yellow centerpieee, yellow
candles and the dainty little yellow
birds which perched .Npon the water
glasses marking places for Col. and
Mrs. James A. IronaO Miss Margaret
Moss, Miss Elizabeth Rpsenbanm, Miss
Dorothy Palmer, Miss Isabel Baker,
clIt i0hagiesiiS. LYMAN Capt James
| a Gallogly Lieut. uIlester,B Baker, Lieut..
William e. r. Coveil land the host and
hostess. After dinnefhcards were the
amusement Of tho evening. =.
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Miss Elizabsth Rosenbaum was the
motif of q dainty luncheon given by
Miss Aline Stanley on, THURSDAY noon.
The hop at Fort Kamehameha on
Friday night to which Invitations had
been received early lp the week, was
the incentive for several dinners at
Fort Shafter, after which the parties
motored out to Fort Kamehameha en-
joying both the hops and the lovely
moonlight ride. - = :. : VA
Master Boo Rossnbaun entertain
ed at number of dinr ers for his
friends before his departure for the
states. AT the one on Sunday, Miss
Ruth Peck and Master Rodney Peck
were guests. o. a :, { ~
Major and, Mrs. Guy g. Palmer and
Miss Dorothy Palmer motored out to
Schofieid Barracks on Saturday for
the afternoon 81 . s=s3r%9
Miss Katherine Fullerton entertain.
ed at dinner at the Moana Hotel on
Tuesday evening for Miss Isabel
Baker, Mr.. John Stewart. Lieut.. Lester
Baker and Mr.. Donald Fullerton. After
dinner dancing at the Youngs Roof
Garden was enjoyed. :.s% =. fs @s
When the boat sailed away last
week, Lieut.. Lester Baker. Miss Isabel
Baker. Lieut. and MRS. Ralph G. HoiH-
day, Major and Mrs Guy g. Palmer
and Miss Dorothy Palmer were among
the number from Forf Shafter bidding
adieu to departing friends. i,.
Lieut. and Mrs. Carl A. Hardigg had
luncheon on Friday for DR., and Mrs.
Bernhardt K. Stumberg, John Stun.
berg, Miss Francis Stumberg, Master.
Kurt Stumberg and Master Crete
Stumberg. g. fsaFs's =; = IS
- - = 13+.. > ia.
: Capt. and Mrs. Charles A. Lewis
were the guests of Capt. and Mrs! G..
A. Meals at sSchofield Barracks on
Sunday. - u aossst 49,. E-
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