Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-28
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FORT SKATER, July 26.-The
Tuesday night card club met as usual
his week at the administration build
Ing, and q most enjoyable time was
lad. Mrs. William z. Hunt was hos
less and received the members in the
reading room, from which they ad-
Iourned TO the large hall where the
zame was enjoyed. Those playing
we're Capt. and Mrs. William +. Hunt,
Mrs. William B. Cochran. Mrs. Julia
r. Lehman, DR.. Harry NJ Deiber. Mrs
Edward Fuller Witsell, Mrs. Helen
MacAdam, Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel J..
Heidner, Capt. and Mrs. John s. Sui
liyan, and Lieut. and Mrs Ralph c.
Holiday. The prize, which was a
flash light, was won by Mrs. Edward
Fuller witseIl with the highest num-
Der Of points IN a very close score.
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Lieut.. William H. Jones was one OF
n party who motored around the Is
land last Sunday to enjoy the beau
ties OF the scenery and spend day
In the open.
DR.. Terry N. Bull, OF Schofield Bar
racks, was a guest for dinner on Sat
urday night with Mrs. Helen Mac
Adam and Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel
J. Heidner, at their home in the can
comment. Later the party motored
down town TO enjoy the dancing on the
Young roof garden.
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles. Wilder on Sunday on a de-
|1ightful trip around the island, leaV-
Ting the post early in the morning
and returning late that afternoon.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph C. Holiday
entertained on Sunday with a de-
iIcious MONDAY dinner, having with
them as their guests. Mrs. Julia E.
Lehman and Lieut.. Eugene A, Lob
man.
Mira. John Lee Holcombe Of Fort
Kamehameha was q visitor in the
post on Wednesday afternoon.
ON Saturday Mrs. Alfred L. Rock.
wood was hostess at a very delight
fuI luncheon which was in the ma
ture or q reunion of four classmates
Of Bishop college, the three youns
ladies' present having been at college
there with Mrs. lockwood. The table
had been made beautiful with quanti.
ties Of shell pink sweet peas and
around this attractive board were
seated Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred l. Rock
wood, Miss Dorothy Linnard, Miss
Gertrude Owen, Miss Phyllis Beyer-
idge, MAJ. James A., Gallogly and
Lieut.. William H. Jones. After a
couple OF hours spent In enjoying both
the yiands prepared for their delec'
tation and the "reminiscences Of col
Iege days, the party went down to the
Hoana hotel where, after glorious
swim, they had tea.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph; G. Holiday
were host and hostess on Friday even.
'ing for Lieut. and Mrs. Alfred H. Hob
ley, when they entertained at dinner
In their honor. q g..
Dr.. Harry NJ. Deiber was away on
Sunday on hunting trip.
Mrs.. Alfred L. lockwood, Miss
Phyllis Beveridge, Miss Dorothy Lin
nard and Miss Gertrude Owen were
luncheon guests zt the Country Club
on Monday, taking this occasion to
renew their recollection OF college
days.
Mrs. Julia e. Lehman spent q de-
'lightfnl visit at Schofield Barracks
this week With Col. and Mrs Earl C.
Canadian. meeting numbers of her
Capt and Mrs. Theodore A. Bald.
win were guests at beautiful din-
ner at the Country Club on Wednes-
day evening and for large dance
afterwards.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John ]. Sullivan
were the honored guests ct Sun
day dinner given by Lieut.. end Mrs.
Samuel ]. Heidner last week.
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell and DR..
Harry ~. Deiber were the guests of
Nat. and Mrs. william B. Cochran on
Wednesday evening for one table Of
bridge
Capt. James G. Ballard was the
guest Of Capt. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Crystal on sunday when they enter
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