Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-09

On Tuesday evening the Bachelor
Engineers entertained very happily d
the Moana Hotel with q farewell din
nef for Capt and Mrs. Raymond A
Wheeler. After dancing o while a
the Young.s Roof Garden, the partl
motcred back to ths Engineers Quar-
tiers at Fort Shafter, where farewell
supper was given to finish up the de
hghtful evening. Those enjoying ths
festivities were Capt and Mrs. Ray
mond A. Wheeler, Miss Dorothy Pal
meE. Lieut. Robert Fl. Guyer. Mrs
Ruth McChesney, Lieut.. William II
Britton. Miss Vera Henshaw, Lieut.
William e. r. CovelI, Miss Martha Nc
Chesney, and Mr. Robert A. Sharrar.
The friends Of .:1oI. Daniel Lane
Howell are rejoicing over his appoint
rent a. chief Of staff to General Per
shing,
Major and Ms. Guy g. Palmer were
among the guests at the reception
given by the Japanese consul on Tues
day afternoon.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred /. lockwood
are spending the week end at Heeta
with Lieut.. William H Jones.
Miss Alice Palmer. with . party Of
girls, spent Saturday Up in Kalihi
Valley. -
Miss Marion Chaplin, the teacher at
the Fort Shafter kindergarten, with
her assistant. Miss Lipseombe, took
their little pupils for an all day out.
ing on the beach on Tuesday.
The happy little crowd were taken
down to the beach at Waikiki and 4
lovely day was spent playing games
in the sand, going IN the water and
enjoying the lunch prepared for them.
Those having this jolly day were Dor.
othy Hobby, Frances Young, Eienore
Ely. Victor Whitaker, il. Virginia
Rosson, Albert Britfield, Christine
Britfield. Rose Wilson, Alice Wilson,
Roy FerguAon, Billy Lewis and Philip
Cohen, Jr. 4.
Lieut.. William Il. Jones was Wis
itor IN the post on Wednesday. es
Lieut.. and Mn. Frank i. Sloan and
HIS family have been Guaranteed for
the past week on account Of having
been exposed to contagious disease.
Miss Isabel Baker was the guest
Of Miss Louise Clark at Pearl Harbor
on Wednesday.
Capt. Jack Curry from Fort Kane.
hameha was q visitor In the post on
Wednesday.
After q very enjoyable visit Of
week with Col. and Mrs. Earl G. Car.
nahan at Schofield barracks, Mrs.
Julia E. Lohmands at home again.
Mrs. Edward Fuller WitsslI and Dr..
Harry M. Deiber were the guests OF
Major and Mrs. William B. Cochran
for bridge on Thursday evening.
The friends OF Capt. and Mrs. Ray.
mond a. Wheeler hated 20 see them
leave as they were 80 well liked at
the post. Capt, Wheeler has been or
dered to the lti Engineers,
Mrs. H. B. Miles was the guest OF
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. William r. Da-
shiel on Monday for luncheon.
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Every day finds q number Of ladies
hard at work rolling bandages and
surgical dressing at the
rooms IN the cantonment, and already
q splendid amount Of work has been
and sent down to the War
Allied Relief Society for Immediate
At q dinner at which Lieut.. Col and
Mrs. William r. Dashiel entertained
on Friday evening the table fNae
dainty and attractive with shell pink
sweet peas as q decoration and ap-
propriate place cards marked the |
places for Major and Mrs. Frank G |
Bodies, Mrs. Charles A. Lewis, Capt |
Elmer r. Rice, Mrs. Edward Fuller
Mrs. Richmond N. Pearson |
md Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Dashiell |
After dinner some exciting rubbers Of |
suction were played.
Miss Isabel Baker was one Of the /
yuests who were in the dinner party
yiven by Mrs. CrensLaW of Pearl
7arbor at, the Country Club for the
moonlight dance on Friday evening.
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