Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-07
SOCIETY

Capt. Paul Z. Manchester OF Soho
fled Barracks was luncheon guest
tf lsai end Mrs William q. Cochran
On Tlu-Sday-
The German class met. as usual on
Monday and Thursday evenings this
week with Capt Alden c. Knowles. In
his quarters in the nam garrison.
3.rG. Edward FuIier Witsell has IS
sued invitations 20 a tea for next Tues.
lag. ArriI 10, frcm $50 TO 6 y. M.
ccniPlimentins Col. and Mrs. IRONS,
who have just arrived from Manila,
snd Ms. Julian c. Rivers CT New York
City. " d..
Capt and Mrs Robert N. Lyon had
a very enjoyable dinner on Friday
evening for capt Paul r. Manchester
and l.iert. Robert G. Calder,
DR.. Harry NJ. Dicber, Lieut.. Edward
z. WitselI and Lieut.. Winslow OF
Hnarl Harbor gcre the guests 0f Miss
Reuiah GiIrarI. when size entertained
very chsrmingly at dinner on Monday
evening at the 7ieasanton Hotel.
Dancing was the amusement enjoyed
after dinner. =
When the Great Northern sailed on
Tuesday those noticed from Fort Shat.
ter bidding aloha to friends were Mrs.
Claire e. Pe-nett, Mrs. Carl A. Har-
digg, Capt. and Mrs. Charles Lows
.ncKain, Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell
and Lieut.. Eugeae A., Lehman.
DR.. and Mrs. j. 81. Steele of SYRIA
cuse. y. Y, gave delightful dinner
at the Pleasanton Hotel on Monday
evening for Cant. and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Lyon After dinner the dancing on
the lanai was enjoyed
Miss Elizabeth Rosenbaum spent a
day and night with friends at Scno.
fled Barracks this week.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Camp
We're the noon dinner guests Of Capt
and Mrs. Robert NJ. Lyon on Monday.
Mai. and Mrs. George Bell and their
two children were tire guests OF Mai.
and Mrs. Ohio Bane Rosenbaum, while
the Logan, which arrived Thursday
morning from Manila. remained in
port
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ed
ward Fuller Witsell gave a tea-dan-
SAINT at the Laniakea tea rooms honor
ing Miss Anita Rivers of New York
city The two round tables, which
were set In the lanai, were very love-
ly with their dainty centerpieces of
blush pink roses ALI the china at
one table was pale pink. while the 9TH
er one had green service. At each
young ladys place was double DAN
liza Of brilliant coloring, each one diff
ferent, which were soon pinned ON the
front of the dainty gowns. The
place cards were little stamped en-
velopes with the name OF the guest
and containing q conundrum Many
guesses and many discussions were,
the cause Of great deal of merri-
ment and great surprises when the
envelopes were opened and the cor.
rect answers read. The strains of the
Hawaiian orchestra added its charm
to the afternoon entertainment, and
dancing was very much enjoyed.
Those partaking of Mrs. Witsell's hos
pitality were Miss Anita Rivers of
New York city, the guest of honor;
Miss Dorothy McRae, Miss Ruth Me-
Chesney and Miss Dorothy Harker OF
Honolulu, Miss Daphne Dow of Fort
Ringer, Miss Isabel Baker, Miss Eliza
beth Rosenbaum and Miss Helen Nc
of Fort Shafter, Mr. Stoddard,
Mr.. McBoyde of Los Angeles, CAL;
Lieut.. Charles L. Lyman, Lieut.. Eu-
gene A. Lehman, Lieut.. Robert A.
Lieut.. Robert H. Guyer,
Lieut.. William Z. r. Covell, Lieut..
Edward Fuller Witsell, Lieut.. William
H. Jones. DR.. Harry NJ Dieber and
Mr.. Cornell S. Franklin.
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