Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-24
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ohatter, was held as planned on the
evening of the 22nd and was a great
success in every particular.
The realistic battle which was
waged between the enemy and the
Allies gave the spectators splendid
idea of the modern warfare now going
on in the war of the world. Colonel
Bolles had every smallest minutia
worked out with the greatest care and
precision, and Major Claire r. Ben
nett, assisted by Lieutenant A. Albert
Ludeman, Lieutenant HarFeyl r.
Brown, Lieutenant Walter David
son, Lieutenant 2 Harry E. Phil
| lips, Lieutenant Ray Loyejoy and
Lieutenant Charles Koerpel, handled
the situation with great efficiency.
Several hundred chairs had been
placed in full view Of the maneuvers
for the benefit of the spectators, and
these were filled, besides the inn
mense crowd which was lined up on
| the outskirts OF the field where the
battle was fought.
The End Infantry band was in at
| tendance, and the music which they
played during this part of the pro.
gram was very inspiring. After the
battle was over the guests We're in
vited up to the hop room at headauar-
| tiers to enjoy buffet supper. The hall
had been beautifully decorated for tina
occasion with quantities of American
flags and the graceful branches of the
| pepper tree. One immense flag was
arranged as canopy in the middle OF
the room, under which the large
square table was placed. An attract
i've basket of asters in the red, white
and blue shades formed a beautiful
centerpiece, while pale asters and
| delicate fern we're thrown artistically
over the snowy cloth. Mrs. Daniel E.
Gienty, Mrs. Frederick Hadra, Mrs.
Claire R. Bennett, Mrs. Henry c. K.
/ Muhlenberg, Mrs. John Randolph and
Mrs. Alfred H. Hobley served the de-
lightful refreshments at this table,
while Mrs. Robert M. Lyon and Mrs.
James M. Johnson, Jr., served coffee
under another canopy of flags by the
door. Mrs. Edward Fuller WitseIl
| was chairman of the ladies' commit
tee, while Mrs Frank C. Bolles as
sisted Colonel Bolles in welcoming the
guests. ..... IL
While the refreshments were being
served some delightful selections were
rendered by the End Infantry band un.
der the leadership of Band Director
Jacobson, for the entertainment of the
guests. and then the dance music
started, with the result of the floor
soon being crowded with the lovers of
| the terpsichorean art. Many COM
pliments we're received by Colonel
Bolles on the able manner with which
this affair was executed, and the con-.
gressional party were enthusiastic in
the expression of their thanks for the
detailed manner in which they were
shown how modern warfare was con-
Quoted, this being their first oppor-
tunity to witness a night engagement
since the great war started, and was
most interesting to them.
Among those present were Senator
Poindexter. Senator Miles, Senator
Thompson, Senator Welty, Senator
Castle, Representative Goodale, Rep
resentative Carter, Representative
Treadway, Representative Plat, Repre-
sentative Mudd, Representative Bow
ers, Representative Temple, Repre-
sentative Nichols, Representative Nc
Laughlin, Representative Luden, Rep
resentative Gallagher, Judge Coke,
Brigadier General Samuel /. Johnson,
Brigadier General John P. Wiser,
Colonel Charles Woodward and Mrs.
Woodward Colonel Rees, Colonel Lu.
cius L. Durfee, Captain and Mrs. Gus.
tav Schaefer, DR.. and Mrs. Matthews,
Miss Julie McStocker, Major and Mrs.
Robert H. Duenner, Major and Mrs.
James D. Dougherty, Miss Ann John.
son, Captain and Mrs Louis D. Pepin,
Lieutenant Tuohy, aide-de-camp;
Captain Samuel Tilghman, Captain
John Smith, Captain Edward F. Wit
SELL Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell, Lieu.
tenant and Mrs. James M. T. Pearson,
Lieutenant and Mrs. James M. john
son, Jr., Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs.
Daniel E. Gienty, Major and Mrs. Rob-
ert M. Lyon, Mapor and Mrs. Alfred H.
Hobley, Captain Theodore D.. Jervey,
Lieutenant Howard Culberson, Lieu
tenant John P. Mundt, Lieutenant
Charles Koerpel, Captain Steele, Ma
jor John Randolph, Major and Mrs.
Frederick Hadra, DR.. William E. kra-
mer, Mrs. M. T. Moore, Major and Mrs.
Claire r. Bennett, Major and Mrs.
Henry C.. K Muhlenberg, Captain and
Mrs. Ralph G. Hussey, Captain and
Mrs. Alfred L. lockwood, Captain
end Mrs. Ralph C. Holiday, Lieuten-
ant Harry G.. Allen, Lieutenant H. w.
Allen, Captain and Mrs. Charles F.
Wilson, Lieutenant and Mrs. William
d. Writers, Lieutenant and Mrs. Seth
w. Webb Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph
R. Vogel, Lieutenant Jesse D. Ames,
Lieutenant Edward A. Bischoff, Lieu.
tenant Joseph Carso, Lieutenant Harry
r. Brown, Lieutenant Walter David
son, Lieutenant and Mrs. Herbert Col
lignon, DR.. Harry M. Deiber, Lieu
tenant Abraham Cohen, Captain and
Mrs. Ernest Ely, Lieutenant Floyde, G.
Couple, Lieutenant David B. Doty,
Jr., Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles Ev-
ans, Lieutenant Edgar Haugan, Cap
tain Charles r. Heron, Captain and
Mrs. Sims T. Hoyt, Mrs. Susan Peter
son, Lieutenant Glenn d. Hufford,
Lieutenant Wade H. Johnson, Lieuten
art Arthur P. Kollond, Lieutenant Ray
Lovejoy, Lieutenant Albert Ludeman,
Lieutenant Charles A. McGarrigle,
Lieutenant Arthur H. Milton, Lieuten-