Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-02

blue May pole from which sixteen
streamers, flowing from the top, de
signated the places for the guests a:
the table. During The serving OF the
| four course Dutch supper, the
Bed Infantry band played delight
fully, alternating with a Hawaiian
orchestra and singInG hoys. After
dinner dancing was enjoyed until
late hour A very pretty compliment
was paid Mrs. Burnett which made
this birthday a memorable one. This
was one in the shape Of a beautiful
| NiCtrola, winch was presented 10 he1
by gr6up Of friends,
Invited 70 this CNorming affair were
COL and Mrs. Henry Hodges, Col AMI
+ Mrs. LuCius Durf,e, Col. and Mrs.
William Lttebrant, Col. and Mrs. Earl
Carnahan. Col. and Mrs. Frank keefer
| OF Honolulu. Col. John MCMah0n. Co..
William Guignard. Maj and MIS-. He's
: Chel Tupes. Mai ard Mrs. Eugene
Hartnett, Mai. and Mrs. Fred Austin.
Maj. and Mrs Lewis SOriey, MAJ. Ru-
fus Longan. Capt. and Mrs. Walter
, Pridgen, Capt ard Mrs. George
Kumpe, Capt. and Yrs. Pail NCCOoH.
!
and Mrs. Waiter Greaccn, tant u.,
Mrs. Charles Rice Calt. and Mrs.
! Charles Van Way Capt, and Mrs.
, Conger Pratt, Capt and Mrs. Herr.
| Capt and Mrs Ephrtam Graham, Capt.
and Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs, Capt. and Mrs.
! Paul Manchester, Napt and Mrs John
Reardan. Capt. and Mrs. De Russy
Hoyle. Capt. and Mrs Augustine Nc
| Intyre, Capt and Mrs John Corey,
! Capt. and Mrs. James Bell. Capt. and
| Mrs. Merrill Spalding, Cart. and Mrs.
Claire Bennett, Capt and Mrs. Join
Richardson, Capt and Mrs. Harry
Lewis, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Lowe.
Capt and Mrs Hum Keen, Capt. and
Mrs. Elvid Hunt. Capt. and Mrs James
| CLANCY, Capt. ana Mrs. Donaldson
Sloan, Capt and Mrs, Rlasdell, Mrs.
! Julia Lohman, NJ Gustav GOnser,
Mrs. Rufus Bratton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Levers, Mr. Robert LEVERS
Jr., Mr. Guy Buttolih, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Archibald Arnold, Miss Carrie Nc
| Mahon, Miss Esther Mcmahon. Miss
Evelyn Hodges, -Il6s Dorothy Palmer,
Miss Lloyd Bret, Miss Catherine Car
nahan. Mrs. LeOta Hoggson, Miss
Margaret Mckinley, Miss Margaret
Merrill, Miss Katherine Treat, Capt.
Charles Rich, Capt William Russell,
Capt Charles Banl-head, Capt. c. de
G. Cattlin, Capt. RObt. Bramhila, Capt.
Alexander Macnab. Lieut. Vincent
Erwin, Lieut.. John Eager, Lieut. Karl
Greenwald, Lieut. Frank Schneider,
Lieut.. John Smith Lieut. Edward
Rose, Lieut.. John SimOns, Lieut. Whit
field Cutchin, Lieut.. Charles Crooks,
Lieut. Schmidt, Lieut.. Eugene Land
rum, Lieut.. Carl Cohen. Lieut. Charles
| Haverkamp, Lieut.. Eugene DCrman,
Lieut.. Daniel Murphy, Lieut.. Ray
mond McQuilltn, Lieut.. Eugene Lob
man, Lieut.. Frank Riley and Lieut.
Howard Milligan.
Through an error in last weeks
notes it was stated that Miss Doris
| Hyer, daughter Of Maj. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Hyer, was a student at the Uni
versity Of California instead Of at
Stanford University at Palo Alto. Cal.
Miss Hyer will continue her studies
there in the fall.
Mrs. Charles Lloyd entertained al
| most enjoyable bridge-luncheon on
Tuesday morning for Mrs, Frederick
Strong of Honolulu, Mrs. William
Banister, Mrs. Hermann ~ Horn, Mrs.
Allen Smith, Mrs. Ellen Jordan, Mrs.
DeRussy Hoyle. and Mrs. William Nc
Cleavet At the end Of the mornings
play Mrs. Baniste- and Mrs. HOyle
were awarded most acceptable prizes
in the form Of large, perfectly equip,
per first aid packages. At the noon
hour Mrs. Eugene Householder Mrs.
Fred Austin, Mrs. David Cain and Mrs.
Phillip Thurber Joined this merry
party for luncheon.
\
Miss Dorothy Palmer Of Fort Shat
ter spent the weekend as the guest
of Miss Katherine Treat.
Maj and Mrs. Charles Reynolds
were dinner hosts on Saturday even
ing at the Haleiwa Hotel, their guests
including Gen. and Mrs. Charles G.
Treat Col. and Mrs. William Banister,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. C. Deering of
Honolulu, and Mr.. Augur.s
Mrs. Samuel Lyon, accompanied by
her two daughters, Miss Harriet and
Miss Mary Lyon, will leave for the
States on the Sherman, sailing about
June 5th.
/ A very pleasant affair of the week
was the idge-luncneon at which Mrs.
Merrill Spalding was hostess on We'd
nesday afternoon An exquisite cen
terpiece of tiny white chrysanthemums
combined with maidenhair ferns and
pink tulle filled the center Of the
table, where covers were laid for Mrs
Hugh Wise Mrs. Henry Sheen, Mrs.
Henry Eames, Mrs. Eugene House
holder, Mrs. Clyde Abraham, Mrs.
John Corey, Mrs. Jere Baxter, Mrs.
John Boniface, and Mrs Walter Frank
On Friday evening the University
Club in Honolulu was the setting for
a beautifully appointed dinner given
by Lieut.. John Hoskins when his
guests were Capt. and Mrs. William
McCleave, Miss Caroline Raymond,