Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-26
FORT KAMEHAMEHA
SOCIAL NOTES
Especial Star Bulletin corrsspondence.)


FORT KAMEHAMEHA, May. 26.-
ON Friday evening Mrs. J. H. Lee
IIOIcombe entertained at a very de-
lightful dinner at the University Club
in Honolulu, as a compliment TO her
house guest. Miss Marian Vogdes OF
San Diego. The long table was ar
tistically decorated with flowers, and
covers were laid for eighteen guests.
After dinner the party joined in the
dancing at the Club.
Those enjoying Mrs. Holcombe's
hospitality were Miss Vogdes. the
honor guest, Lieutenant and Mrs. John
A. Baird, Miss Helen Ohnstad, Cap
tain John F. Curry, Captain John l..
HoIcombe, Lieutenant Philip G. Black
more Of Fort Kamehameha, Captain
Fordyce L. Perego Of Fort Armstrong,
Captain and Mrs. Lawrence G. CraW-
ford and Miss Eleanor Gartley OF
Honolulu, Captain and Mrs. John Ran
dolph Of Fort Shafter, Captain and
Mrs. Crenshaw, Miss Louise Clark and
Lieutenant Glen Howell Of Pearl Har-
Dor
Mrs. Walter Reesman was hostess
on Monday afternoon at an informal
swimming party. After a refreshing
swim tea was served on the lawn un-
der the trees. Knitting and sewing
occupied the guests the remainder OF
the afternoon. The band concert add
ed much to the enjoyment OF the
guests.
Mrs. Reesman's guests were Mrs.
Frederick Martin, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Steese and Miss Margaret Partridge
OF Fort Kamehameha, Mrs. Howard
Bode, Mrs. William H. Hoogs, Jr. Miss
Ruth McChesney, Miss Martha Nc
Chesney, Miss Pauline Schaefer and
Miss Ruth Soper OF Honolulu.
Another informal swimming tea was
that at which Mrs. George r. Meyer
was hostess on Tuesday afternoon.
After q delightful dip the guests were
invited to partake Of delicious
basket lunch and tea on the beach.
Those enjoying this informal party
old Def. Burdick, Mrs. Charles M.
Steese. Mrs. Robb, Miss Margaret
Partridge. Miss Marian Vogdes and
Mrs. Meyer.
On Wednesday Captain and Mrs.
George Ruhlen gave q charming din.
ner for eight guests. Pink was the
color chosen for the dinner, and q
pretty basket, In which were arranged
fragrant pink sweet peas, and tied
with fluffy tulle bow, made the table
q very attractive one. The name
cards marked places for Colonel
Joseph Wheeler, Captain and Mrs.
Otto Schrader, Captain and Mrs. Fred
erick Martin, Miss Marian Vogdes,
and Captain and Mrs. Ruhlen.
An hour or two of conversation
were enjoyed after dinner.
Miss Vivian auckland Of Honolulu
was a dinner guest and overnight
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Waiter Rees.
man on Tuesday. -, o. ~.
A jolly party motored around the
Island on Sunday, stopping at noon
for picnic lunch on the beach. In
spite Of the rough roads In some spots
the trip was greatly enjoyed. Those
in the party were Lieutenant and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Steese and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Stewart s. Giffin.
Z A number Of the post people at.
tended the play on Thursday even.
ing at the local playhouse. The en-
tertainment was given by an amateur
dramatic club called The Players"
and was remarkably wen done, and
was greatly appreciated by the audi.
ence. The play was Clyde Fitch's
THE Truth"
= Miss Frietsch OF Honolulu was q
visitor at the post on Sunday, spend
ing the day with Captain and Mrs.
Otto Schrader.
!. Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Steese are entertaining at dinner this
evening for Mrs. J. H. Lee Holcombe,
Miss Marian Yogdes, Captain John
+. Curry, Captain John Lee Holcombe
and Lieutenant and Mrs. John A.
Baird. The evening after dinner Will
be devoted to bridge.
Several ladies Of the post were the |
guests Of Mrs. George r. Meyer on
Friday at an informal morning sew
ing party. Light refreshments were
served on the lawn after busy morn |
ing Of knitting and needlework. Those |
enjoying this informal gathering were
Mrs. Frederick Martin. Mrs. Charles |
NJ: Steese, Mrs. Frederick Garcia, Miss |
Hunter, Miss Margaret Partridge, Mrs. ;
Walter Reesman, Mrs. Robh. Mrs. |
Bradley and Mrs. Meyer.
Captain and Mrs. George Ruhlen
were the dinner guests Of Lieutenant |
and Mrs. Frank Drake on Friday. |
later attending the informal hop at !
Fort Shafter.
Colonel Alfred NJ. Hunter, Colonel |
Joseph Wheeler and Miss Hunter are !
to be the dinner guests Of Captain .
and Mrs. Lloyd M Magruder Of Fort
Kruger this evening. !