Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19

were the host and hostess It merry
little dinner on Tuesday night when
they entertained for Capt james a.
GOllugiy and Capt Elmer r Rice. The
table was attractive with basket Of
rich hhed institutions. shedding their
beauty and color over the SNOWY cloth.
Cant. Sullivan took his guests. after
dinner. over 70 the administration
building to enjoy . game Of auction at
the card club.
Lieut. and Mrs. Alfred l. Redwood
WIN form part OF q crowd who expects
70 motor TO Ford Island on Sunday for
. picnic.
The friends Of little Master Billy
Lewis regret to know he has been
sick and wish for him . speedy re-
c0Yery.
Cadet Jack Bennett, the eldest son
Or Capt. and Mrs. Claire r. Bennett,
was one OF = class Of II Who were
confirmed By Bishop Resterick at St.
Andrews cathedral On Sunday.
Ldeu. Edward FuIer Witseil was =
visitor ct Fort Kamehameha last Sun.
day.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred L. lockwood
and Can't. and Mrs. John 5. Sullivan
were among the guests entertained
by Can't. James a. Gollogly with .
theafer party on Saturday evening
Mrs. William 3. Hunt, Master Rich
ard Hunt and Master William Hunt
were the informal dinner guests Of
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. William r. Dash
Tell on wednesday evening.
Mai. and Mrs. Frank c. Bolles and
their three children are the latest adj
dition to the post and are nicely fixed
| In the quarters lately occupied by MAI
and Mrs. Ohio Bane Rosenbaum.
Mrs. Frank Drake Of Fort Ruger had
Mrs. Samuel J. Heidner and Mrs.
Helen MacAdams as guests for the day
on Wednesday.
Lieut.. Chris Buriingame Of Fort De
Rnssy entertained &C large swim
ming party and dinner On Friday, tax
| ing his guests later 70 the hop ct the
post Tl1ose invited from Fort Shafter
/ were Miss Dorothy Palmer. Miss lisa,
bel Baker, Mrs. Helen MacAdams, DR..
Harry n. Deiber and Lieut. Lester
Baker.
IAN informal luncheon ct the Moana
hotel on Tuesday for the distinguished
visitors on board the japanese war.
ship then in port Those present were
Gen Frederick s. Strong. Com. Clark
u. s. N, Capt. Miro. Viscount Pa
mura, Com Nahnshima Of the Warship
Asuma. Imperial Japanese Navy: the
/ Japanese consul. n. Moroi. and Mr.
ArneIl, the secretary to the American
representative to embassy.
The hospitable home Of Lieut. Col
and Mrs. William n. Dashiell viii be
the scene Of pretty dinner on Sunday
when Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. william r
lLittebrant and Mai Hunter B. Nelson
/ Of Schoiield Barracks viii be theiI
guests
Among the visitors TO the Japanese
lWafship Axuma last Sunday we're
Lieut. and Mrs Samuel 7. Heidner and
Mrs Helen MacAdams.
Interest Il growing moro intense "a
/ the course ID instruction taken By the
Red Cross class nears completion and
much studying Il being done Tor tho
examination. Two very interesting
i lectures we're given this week by Mrs
Eugene 81, Hartnett.
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An attractive dinner was that given
! BY Lieut. and Mrs. Ralph C. HOLIDAY
on Wednesday evening for Col. and
Mrs James A. Irons and Capt and Mrs
Edwin 8. Hartshorn. Place cards 81
Chinese rice paper marked the names
OF each guest around the table which
was charlninely decorated with pale
lavender and pink sweet peas n 8 sue
cession Of slender Vases
Mrs. William E. Hunt, with Master
Richard Hunt and Master william
Hunt, we're the dinner guests Of Lieut.
and Mrs. 0eorge u. HalIoran on
Thursday evening.
Among those enjoying the pleasure
lof the roof garden on Saturday were
MAJ. and Mrs. Eugene II. Hartneft
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell, Miss Do
rothy Palmer. Miss Isabel Baker,
Lieut.. William H. Britton. Lieut.. Rob
ert g. Guyer Lieut. Robert A. Shar'
Irar, Lieut. Lester Baker, Capt. and
Mrs Raymond A. Wheeler and Lieut..
and Mrs. Alfred Z. HobIey