Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17
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/, HeImie were Mrs. William Snow. Mrs.
benjamin. Hysr, Mrs. Ellen Jordan.
Mrs. Arthur Locke. Mrs. Fred Austin,
Mrs Charles Lloyd. Mrs J. Perrine
Barney. Mrs. Raymond Pratt, Mrs.
Samuel Ffankenberger, Mrs. DeRussy
! HOyIe, Mis-. Clarence Day, Mrs. Alien
Smith, Mrs. William Browning, Mrs.
Augustine Mcintyre. Mrs. John Corey.
Mrs. Henry kilbourne. Mrs. David
Cain, Mrs. Ernst Sedlasek, Mrs. John
HR1ra, Mrs Harold Vanderyeer. Mrs.
Jacob Devers. Mrs. Oliver Dickinson,
Mrs. Wilfred Stokes, Mrs William Nc
CteaSe, Miss Gertrude Jnnes. Miss
Katherine Jones, Miss Carrie Nc
Mahon and Miss Esther McMahon.
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Col. William GHignard returned to
the post on Monday after a pleasant
leave OF three months spent on the
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| Capt. and Mrs. Eugene Householder
had AS dinner guests on Thursday
evening Col. AID Mrs Frank Albright,
] Capt and Mrs. John Ccrbly and Capt.
and Mrs. Karl TrueEdell.
Mrs. Charles Wyman entertained at
bridge on Wednesday afternoon for
| Mrs. Carl Ballineer, Mrs. Karl Traes-
deli aud Mrs. John Baxter.
1 Col John McMahon, Miss Carrie
/ McMalon and Miss Esther Mcmahon
entertained on Wednesday evening at
large and beautifully appointed sup
per party for So persons. Under a
! huge canvas canopy erected on the
| lawn the party was seated at many
small tables decorated with red car
nations and feathery ferns. Cupid val
entine cards were named for Col. and
Mrs. Frank knefer, Capt. and Mrs.
! John Corey, Capt. and Mrs. De Russy
| HoyIe, Capt and Mrs. George Paine,
Capt. and Mrs Charles Van Way,
Capt and Mrs. Charles Rice, Capt. and
Mrs. John Burnett, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Herman Erlenkotter, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Ernest Cullum, Lieut.. and Mrs. James
Peale. Lieut.. and Mrs. Oliver Dicken-
son, Lieut. and Mrs Harrison Rich
ards, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jacob DeYers.
Lieut.. and Mrs Harold Vanderyeer,
Mrs. George HelInle, Miss Margaret
/ Treat, Miss Katherine Treat, Miss
Gertrude Jones, Miss Katharine jones.
| Miss Anne True, Miss Ruth Baker,
Capt. Alexander Macnab, Capt. James
Ulio, Capt Charles Bankhead, Lieut..
Clyde Selleck, Lieut.. Daniel Murphy,
Lient Archibald Arnold, Lieut.. Ray
| mond McQuillin, Lieut. Howard Mil
| ligan, Mr.. Frank Merrill, Lieut.. Frank
Schneider, Lieut.. Charles Hayerkamp,
Lieut.. Stephen Macgregor, Lieut.. John
Hahser, Lieut.. George Gay. Lieut..
Frank Riley, Lieut. Hayes, Lieut. Karl
/, Greenwald. After supper the party
Joined the merrymakers at the mas.
tQuerade.
Lieat. and Mrs. william McCleave
were aosts at a jolly dinner on Wed.
nesday evening, later taking their
guests to the masque ball at the Ar
tillAry Club. Black and white formed
the color scheme OF the decorations
which were most effective, being car
ried out in lace doilies over black,
bowls of white chfysanthemums, black
bonboa baskets, black and white horns
and .Pierrot cards which were named
| for Mai. and Mrs Charles Lloyd, Mai.
and Mrs. Fred Austin, Capt. and Mrs.
Richmond Day, Capt. and Mrs. Wilt.
am Browning, Capt. and Mrs. Kerr
T. Riggs, Capt and Mrs. Phillip Kiehl,
Miss Martha Folda, Miss Mary Crun-
den, Lieut. Bertram Frankenberger.
Lieut.. Cliff Andrus ana the host and
hostess.
Mrs. Frank Keefer of Honolulu spent
a few days this week as the guest of
Capt. and Mrs. John Burnett.
On Thursday afternoon Capt and
Mrs. John Buractt. Capt. and Mrs.
Paul McCook, Miss Evelyn Hodges,
Mrs. Charles Rice, Miss Carrie Nc
Mahon, Miss Esther McMahon and
Capt. Carl Cohen motored over to Ha-
leiwa for golf and later had tea to-
gether at the hotel.
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Lieut.. Karl Greenwald arrived on
the last transport to join the 1st Field
Artillery and has taken quarters in
the Cavalry Artillery Cantonment
Mai. and Mrs. Lewis Sorley motored
in to Honolulu on Thursday evening
to dine at the Moana with friends
from. Sioux City.
Mrs. Robert Sears was hostess at
dinner on Friday evening for Mrs.
Walter Greacen, Mrs. J. T. Mason,
Mrs. Frank Halstead and Miss Hamil
ton.
Capt. and Mrs. Richard Thomas en-
tertained at most enjoyable dinner