Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-11
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-S5syRse0csHTFItD BARRACKS, Aug. IL.
~ Haleiwa hotel was the ST. IN
:, h-tIliant and most entoyaole uIn
aance given on "Wednesday
ne! ne S1 Col Lucien Berry. The suests
me aoted at two long tables Nhlsn :,
W. adorned with ARTILLERY heo,
the color being carried Out N H,rbIcb
ties of lovely hibiscus BLOSSOMS lilies
were laid singly all over tne cIover
THE place cards all bore some 80
reference to each guest present re
the Ekilful handiwork OF SapE -
Russy Hoyle and were the soS
much merriment during the IoS
The list Field Artillery pana PIa: -
charmfngIy during dinner anu III
deIiehtful little dance wnicn ioIo" 80
Col, Berry's guests included C3,, h at
Mrs. William Bantster, COL r 80.
Fov- Mai, and Mrs. Raymond [ 10
csnt and Mrs. DeRussy Hoyle' Capt'
sn5 Mrs. Charles Daily, Mrs. Ellen 9oI
A. cam, and Mrs. George Pame'
cent and Mrs. oliver Dickinson, Capt;
~ Mrs, william McCleave, Or. ana
Mrs. Iloyd Clary, Lieut.. and Mra
Irchfhald Arnold, Lieut.. ana mIs'
PhiIin Thurber, Lieut.. and MIS- mar
IA Vanderyeer, Lieut.. and Mrs. John
Hauser. Lieut.. and Mrs. John W!eth'
Miss Helena Palmer, Miss Katherine
Treat Miss Mirabelie White, MISS
Marp,,erite White, Capt. Leo Anern,
IJent CLYDE Selleck, Lieut. KARI
CTeenwald. Lieut.. MerTin Heyser'
IJeut Bertram Frankenberger, Lieut.
John Hoskins, Lieut.. Arthur White,
Chanlain Ignatius Fealy, DR.. Wlltreo
STOKES Lieut.. Boline, Lieut.. Ball.
Iieut. Supportus, and Lieut.. corey
Mai and Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins
Miss Anne Hawkins and Master Ham
ilton Hawkins have moved into homo
1nln this week where they will live In
Manoa Valley. Maj. Hawkins has oeen
assigned to the Inspector Generals
department.
Mrs Charles DAILY had a table oil
bridge on Monday afternoon for MIS-
EIlen Jordan. Mrs. oliver Dickinson
and Mrs. william McCleaEe.
Iseut. and Mrs. Archibald Arnold
entertained on Saturday evening at
the Haleiwa hotel when they mad as
their dinner guests Col. Lucien Berry,
Nal and Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre,
Maj and Mrs. Raymond Pratt, Maj.
and Mrs. John Corey, Capt. and Mrs.
DeRussy Hcyle, Capt. and Mrs. Cnas.
Daly. Capt. and Mrs. George Paine,
can't. and MrS Oliver Dickinson,
I,ieut. and Mrs. David Cain, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John Hauser, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harold Vanderveer, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Cuthbert Stearns, Miss Catherine Car
nahan, Miss Dorothy Palmer, Miss
Katherine Treat and Lieut.. Clyde Sci
leck.
Mrs. Tiemann N. Horn was states.
bound passenger on the Matsonia on
"Wednesday. Mrs. Horn will pay visit
of g few weeks to her parents, Col
md Mrs. Daniel Howell, who are sta.
toned in San Francisco.
Mrs. John Corey and Master Jack
Corey were the house-guests Of Maj.
and Mrs. Raymond Pratt for several
days prior to their departure for the
States.
Mrs. Philip Kiehl was hostess at a
most enjoyable luncheon on Thursday
afternoon, her guests being Mrs. Lloyd
Brett, Mrs. Horace Bloomberg of Hon
olulu, Mrs. J. Perrine Barney, Mrs.
John Herr and Mrs, Cuthbert Stearns.
Col. Lloyd Brett has returned to his
home from the Department Hospital at
Fort Shafter, where he underwent an
operation several weeks ago.
The Cavalry sewing club met last
Friday afternoon at Mrs. Cuthbert
Etearns,. Mrs. Brett entertained the
ladies' present with delightful reading
Of Dickens tale Of Two Cities"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyon Of Wash.
ington, d. c., who have been the
house-guests Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Jacob
L. Devers for the past three weeks,
returned to the mainland on Wednes-
day, sailing on the Matsonia.
Capt. and Mrs. Elvid Hunt were
hosts at q large and beautifully ap-
pointed dinner on Friday evening, later
taking their party TO the LIST Infantry
hop. Capt. and Mrs. Hunts guests in