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

has been in a hospita! for six or seven
weeks with a broken limb. II is eX-
pected that she will be able shortly TO
be moved to her home and after the
plaster cast Is removed will get around
on CTutCMes MIS-. Su,livans sister.
" no was also very dangerously Ill, was
reported better.
Major Horace ID B,oOmbergh OF tho
Department Hospital. Will give the
class in Red Cross their first aid ex-
animation on Monday. the class ha|,
ing completed its course OF stud
with the lectures and bandGging on
Monday and Thursday Of this week.
On Wednesday Capt and Mrs. RAY
mOnd A. Wheeler took a trip around
the island enjoying both the trip and
a chicken dinner, for which rey
stopped at tie HauuIa Hotel
DR. Terry ". Bull and Mrs Helen
Macadams were guests at the MOana
Hotel Tor dinner on Wednesday
Capt James A. GaIlOgly had Cart.
Elmer F. Rice as guest for dinner
on Thursday evening, and later they
attended the performance at the Lib
city Theater.
Complimentary TO Mrs Gustav
Schaefer, Lieut. and Mrs. Frank A.
Sloan entertained at a delightful beach
party on Friday evening at the Out
rIgger club, Mrs Schaeter expects 10
leave shortly for the states, and this
nF
Swimming, surf boards and canoes
. were enjoyed during the time spent in
the water, and afterwards the party
sat down to a dainty appetlztng sup
per, served under the hau tree on the
lanai, Lieut.. and Mrs. SlOan's guests
we're Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Schaeter,
Mr.. Harold Giffard, Mrs. Victor HOu3-
ton, Capt. John Brooks of Fort Kane
hameha and Mr.. Fred Dawson.
Capt. Theodo e <. Baldwin Jr. was
in the post for luncheon on Thursday,
coming up from the camp on the Ha-
wall College grounds.
Major and Mrs. William B. Cochran
had Mrs. Edward Fuller WitseIl as 1
dinner guest on Wednesday, and after
wards for a game of auction bridge.
When Mr.. and Miss TryoI gave a
wienie roast on Friday night, DR..
Harvey Dieber was one Of the invited
guests.
On Monday evening Mrs. Wildly and
grandson, Master Jack Hayes, were
visitors at the Fort Shafter picture
house. having come up to see Marie
Doro in "Oliver Twist
q
Lieut. Lester Baker was a dinner
guest of Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel ].
Heidner on Sunday for noon dinner.
Miss Dorothy Palmer was a guest
at a charming tea given by Mrs. Dan
ial L. Gienty on Tuesday at the LAM
akea tea rooms, in honor of her house
guest, Miss Davenport from Chat
tanooga, Tennessee. Her other guests
were Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mrs. Cecil,
Miss Catherine Raymond, Miss Louise
Clark, Miss Caroline Raymond, Miss
Ayers, Miss Margaret Schofield, Miss
Dorothy McRae, Miss Thelma Murphy
and Miss Pauline Magruder.
On Wednesday Major and Mrs.
Lewis S. Sorley and their family were
guests of Major and Mrs. Guy G. Pal
mer for luncheon at the Outrigger
club.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph C. Holiday
entertained at Sunday dinner for
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. William R. Dash
iell, and Mrs. Richmond N. Pearson,
White begonias with their waxy
beauty adorned the table with charm
ing effect.
Capt. Elmer F. Rice was the guest
of Mr.. John Weber of Trentown on
Sunday for MONDAY dinner and swim
afterwards.
Lieut.. Eugene A. Lehman had DR..
Harry NJ. Deiber as a dinner guest
on Wednesday evening.
The work Of making surgical dress
ings and rolling bandages is WI
under way, number five in the Can
Torment having been assigned for the
work, and fitted up with the necessary
tables, lockers and rolling machine.
Two ladies are appointed to cake
charge Of the rooms each week, wG'Ie
Mrs. James A. Irons Is at the head
of all, and Mrs. Alden C. Knowles
makes a most efficient treasurer. Mss
Castle of the War Allied Relief Sci
ETY. down town, came up on Tues Jay
and started the work going, and
bringing up material, etc. All COM
pleted work will lie turned over to tie
War Allied Relief, to be rushed to tho
distributing depot at once. The laGies
of Fort Shafter are also contributing
a sum of money eacL month to help
in the purchase Of materials for tee
work, besides the time which eacl
one is gladly giving. The four roll
ing machines were bought by the Sew
ing Club, and donated for the purpose
Of facilitating the work
Major and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer had
Mrs. Francis E. Lacey and Miss Moore
as luncheon guests on Tuesday.
Mrs Charles A. Lewis, Mrs. Thomas
L. Crystal, Mrs. J. D. Curry, Mr.. Hen.