Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-24

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! Lieut.. William H. Jones was din
ner guest of Lieut. and Mrs. Alfret
L. lockwood on Monday evening.
| Capt BENJAMIN - Mcclellan la:
been confined to his home in the can
Torment for tie past week with an at
tack of grippe. His friends are GLAD
to know A.l he is Is better tie again,
Lieut.. Lester d. Baker has been re
lieyed from his detail at Koko Head
and is back in the post again. 50. I,
Col. and Airs. James r. McRae en-
tertained with a large dinner at their
beautiful home on Kewalo street on
Thursday evening. Their guests from
Fort Shafter were Lieut. Col and Mrs.
William R. Dashiell, Mrs. Richmond
Pearson, Maj. and Mrs. William B.
Cochran and Maj. and Mrs. Palmer.
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Maj. and Mrs. Charles s. Lincoln
were visitors in the post on, Wednes-
day evening H.. 4..f-@.
Lieut.. and Mrs. g6h1 IS, sullivan had
one table Of bridge for Capt and Mrs,
Charles A. Lewis on Wednesday even
ing. 70 go I -. - ssss.sr z5s.
Lieut.. Drake of Fort Ruger enter.
tanned at dinner on Sunday for Lieut..
and Mrs. Samuel ]. Heidner and their
sister, Mrs. McAdams. ). &
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Among those. noticed at the dance
given at the Manoa hotel on Thurs
day evening were Mrs. Frank Warren
Hunter, Capt. and Mrs Alden c.
Knowles, Mrs. Edward Fuller Wftsell,
Capt. Edwin S. Hartshorn, Lieut..
Edward Fuller Witsell and Dr. Harry
nj. Deiber. ~. :, s
Mrs. Robert NJ. Lyon and Master
Bobbie Lyon have also been victims
of the dreaded grippe this week Both
are now regaining their usual health.
Capt. and, Mrs. Edwin S. Hartshorn
have returned from their trip to Halei-
wa, having enjoyed the quiet and rest
and also the fine bathing.
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Lieut.. Frank A. Sloan is at present
out Of the post, having been sent on
detail to Koko Head. r, ~
When Chaplain William Reese Scott
and family reached San Francisco
they found awaiting them the welcome
news that their orders for a border
station had been changed and their
new home was to be at Fort Me-
Pherson, Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell was
guest at very large card party given
by Mrs. McStocker and Mrs. Matthews
at the Country Club on Thursday af-
ternoon.
The friends of Maj. and Mrs. !
George NJ 5Jamerson are disappointed
that the orders sending them hack
to Honolulu have been revoked and
they will not return in the near future,
as was hoped +. ~ e.. +. =. =. <. =
Capt. and Mrs. Elmer r. Rice had |
Capt and Mrs. Walter Pridgeon, from
Schofield Barracks, as guests for din |
ner on Friday night and later the
party attended the informal hop at
headquarters. 81.
Mrs Carl A. Hardigg has issued in.
vitations for a. tea in the Laniakea !
ga rooms on Wednesday of next week, /
Miss Maxwell
Col William Weigel had dinner for !
Col. Durfee and Maj. Lyon on Wed
lesday evening. ": $50.
Miss Elizabeth RoseRbaum and Miss
ISABEL Baker were among the Misses !
guests at tea on Thurs i
lay evening. After tea the young |
aides devoted themselves most en-
to the knitting of sweat
ITS. which is such a fad of the I
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Lieut.. Eugene A. Lehman and his
mother had as their guests on Sunday
evening Mrs. Edward Fuller WitseII,
Dr. Harry NJ. Deiber and Lieut.. Ed
ward Fuller WitseII.
capt AMI Mrs.. CIaira e. Bennett'a |
.iie3t snn, Jack, has been nome from
he Military Academy OF Honolulu for