Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-17

Stanton Babcock gave a delightful
supper and movie" party on Tues
day evening for q number of his
! young friends including Gertrude
, Prunty. Frances Cheney, Jane Kiehl,
Scott Riggs. George Riggs, David
! Hedekin. John MeCaskey, Bill Nc
Caskey, Hamilton Hawkins. Allen
j Day and William Prunty. 49,.
Mrs. EIyid Hunt is the guest of
Lieut.. and Mrs. Benjamin McCleIland
at Fort Shafter.
Lieut.. Alfred Sawkins was charm
! ing dinner host on Wednesday even
| ing when his guests were Mrs. Earl
Carnahan, Miss Borsol, Miss Ashby,
Miss Isabel Baker, Miss Catherine
Carnahan, Lieut. Carl Cohen, Lieut..
Lester Baker, Chaplain Ignatius Fea-
| ~ and Lieut. CoTcoran. .':'>
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter >Greacen
| had Lieut. and Mrs. Alfred lockwood
OF Fort Shafter and Mrs. J. T. Mason
as dinner guests on Thursday even
ing. -. -. .-..
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Capt. and Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs were
luncheon hosts on Friday for Mrs.
Semple and Miss SempIe Of Louis
vile, Kentucky. ....
Miss Catherine Carnahan spent the
Fort Shafter.
The ladies of the Artillery Brigade
entertained at cards and tea on Fri
day afternoon at the Mounted Service
I, Club for the ladies' of the 1st and
SIND Infantry. The hostesses Oil
this occasion were Mrs. Raymond
Pratt, Mrs. Ellen Jordan, Mrs. VIII
liam Browning, Mrs. Fred Austin,
Mrs. Dennis Currie, Mrs. Samuel
Frankenberger, Mrs. George Paine,
Mrs. Ernest Sedlacek, Mrs. De Russy
Hoyle, Mrs. William. McCleave and
! Mrs. Harold Vanderyeer. The club,
room was attractively decorated with
red African daisies and ferns, the
same flowers being used with charm.
ing effect on the prettily appointed
tea table at which Mrs. Jordan and
Mrs. Austin served At the card
! tables the high scores were attaint
by Mrs. William Snow, Mrs. Harry
Blodgett, Mrs. George Tooley, Mrs.
Robert Sears and Mrs. Thomas Lowe,
who for their skill received pretty
! little flower bowls Present at this
enjoyable affair were Mrs. Henry
Hodges, Mrs. Lewis Sorley, Mrs. VIII
| liam Snow, Mrs. Arthur Locke, Mrs.
Paul Manchester, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs.
George Helmle, Mrs. Charles Lloyd,
Mrs. j. T. Mason, Mrs. Harry Bias.
land, Mrs. La Vergne Gregg, Mrs.
Robert Sears, Mrs. John Corey, Mrs.
John Richardson, Mrs. George Tooley,
| Mrs. Walter Greacen, Mrs. Philip
Rossitter, Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Mrs
Englebert 0yenshine. Mrs. Henry
Kilbourne, Mrs. James Peale, Mrs.
Walter Pridgen. Mrs. Charles Leon
ard, Miss Catherine Carnahan, Mrs.
John Thomas, Miss Evelyn Hodges,
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre, Mrs. Her.
man Erlenkotter, Miss Katharine
Jones, Mrs. Jacob pevers and the
iiostesses.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Pridgen have
returned to the post after delight
/, full months stay in San Francisco.
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Capt and Mrs. Harry Blasland we're
dinner hosts on Tuesday evening for
|. Capt. and Mrs. La Vergne Gregg and
Capt George Keleher.
The ladies of the 1st Infantry
Reading Club gave q progressive din
ner on Tuesday night for Mrs. Paul
McCook, Mrs. George Kumpe, Mrs.
Charles Rice, Mrs. Earl Carnahan,
Miss Hamilton, Mrs. Robert Sears,
Mrs. Philip Rossiter, Mrs. Englebert
Oyenshine, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Harry
Blodgett, Mrs. Charles Leonard, Mrs.
J. T. Mason, Mrs, Walter Greacen
and Miss Evelyn Hodges,
Miss Isabel Baker and Miss Ashby
were house guests of Miss Catherine
Carnahan for few days this week.
Capt. and Mrs. John Herr and their
two daughters have taken a set of
quarters at Fort Kamehameha while
Capt. Herr is on patrol duty with
his troop at Pearl Harbor.
George Riggs entertained his girl
and boy friends at q most enjoyable
dancing party on Saturday afternoon
at the Cavalry Club. Included were
Clara Leonard, Anne Hawkins, Mar
garet Blasland, Isabel Boniface, Helen
McCleave, Frances Cheney, Jane XII
ehl, Gertrude Prunty, Helen Herr,
Fannie Herr, Stanton Babcock, Par
malice Babcock, Hamilton Hawkins,
David Hedekin, Morrow SofIey, Park
Hodges, John McCaskey, Bill McCas-
key, Perrine Barney Jr., william Prun-
ty and Scott Riggs.
Saint Valentines Day was the oc-