Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-22


Mrs. Charles Pinckney entertained
Captain and Mrs. MCDANIEL, Mrs.
Lyle and Lieutenant Lattmer as
their congenial guests for an informal
dinner party followed by an interest
ing feature at the movies"
Mrs. George Converse and small
daughter arrived on the transport last
week TO Join Major Converse Of the
Attn Cavalry.
Miss Nellie Cotchett will spend the
remainder of her visit in Schofield
Barracks as the guest Of Miss Lenore
Tyler.
Captain William Barott has receiv-
ed orders to proceed to the mainland
en- the first available transport which
will sail some time in January.
Miss Victoria Pick arrived In Soho
field Barracks on Saturday to spend
the Christmas holidays with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Pick Of Cashier
Miss Pick has been attending the
Punahou college In Honolulu.
Mrs. Englebert .ovenshine scored
another delightful success for the la
dies of the. LIST Infantry when she en-
tertafned the Bridge Club on Wednes-
day afternoon. A number of card
games were enjoyed until 5 o'clock
when playing ceased and conversation
became the amusement Of the hour.
Delicious refreshments were served
Mrs. Oyenshine,s guests were Mrs
Robert Houston Anderson, Mrs. Wal
ter Greacen, Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs
Henry Lewis, Mrs. Corbitt Hoffman
Mrs. Henry Gilmer, Mrs. Charles Will
son and Mrs. Harry Blasland.
Major Charles Leonard of the 1st
Infantry is among the officers who
will depart for the United States
some time in the near future. He will
be accompanied by Mrs. Leonard and
the two small children.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Owen Foyler
Will occupy quarters No. 1879 in the
cavalry post at Cashier.
Captain and Mrs. MCDANIEL were
host and hostess at a delightfully."- in.
formal dinner party on Tuesday night
when they had as their guests Cap:
tain and Mrs. Arthur Markley, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Charles Pinckney and
Mrs. Lyle. "A vase Of frangrant pink
flowers adorned the dining table.
A charming dinner party of the
week was the one given on last Sun
day and presided over by Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs Raymond Pratt. The
centerpfece was very pretty, being
formed Of dainty Iasturtiums vary
ing in harmonizing shades from light
yellow to deep brown The appoint
ments Of the table were very hand
some with covers placed for Captain
and Mrs. Harold Vanderveer, DR.. and
Mrs. Wood from Waialua, and Mrs
Minnie Churchill from Waialua,- and
the host and hostess =
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles Pinck.
ney left the post yesterday for their
new station in Honolulu at Fort Shat.
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Colonel and Mrs. Earl Carnahan,
Captain and Mrs. Eugene Household.
er, Captain and Mrs. Clarence Daniel
son and Captain Carl Baliinger were
among the guests entertained BY Ma.
jor and Mrs. Case Deering Yon last
Tuesday evening at a lovely dinner
party given in their handsome home
In Honolulu.
Lieutenant William Matthias and
Lieutenant Hugh Rogers Of the 32nd
Infantry have moved into quarters 1873
in Cashier. ~.-~.,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Pinckney
were host and hostess on last Satur.s
day evening at a prettily appointed
dinner party. Delicate yellow cosmos
loosely clustered, In a low vase, form
ed the artistic centerpiece. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Pinckney's guests were Capt.
and Mrs. Arthur Markley, Miss Jane
Oliver and Lieut.. and Mrs. James
Pearson of Fort SKATER. + 4
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Urban and
baby daughter arrived last week on
the transport from the states Lieut..
and Mrs. Urban come from st. Louis,
Missouri. and have moved into quar-
tiers III in Cashier. Lieut.. Urban is
attached to the Dental Reserve Corps.
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A beautiful and prominent social
event Of the week was the dinner par
ty given by Capt. and Mrs. Waiter
Greacen on Friday night. The affair
took place at Cashier in their attrac-
tive quarters which we're decorated
with vases If fragrant red roses and
green fern. In the dining room a.