Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-22
TT. SKATER SOCIETY
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FORT SKATER, Sept. 22.-The
Tuesday Night Card Club met at the
administration building this week as
usual, Mrs. James T. NJ. Pearson being
the weekly hostess. The attractive
prize went TO. Mrs. Seth W. Webb for
the highest score Those playing were
Maj. and Mrs. Frank c. BolIes, Mai
Frederick Hadra, Mrs. Edward Fuller
Wttsell, Lieut.. and Mrs. Seth ".
Webb, Lieut.. and Mrs. Johnson Mrs.
julia L. Lehman, Lieut.. Charles A.
McGarrigle, and Lieut.. and Mrs. James
T. NJ. Pearson.
Mrs. Samuel J. Heidner and Mrs.
Helen MacAdam OF Schofield Barracks
were visitors in the post on Tuesday
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Maj. and Mrs. Edwin S. Hartshorn.
with their two attractive children, Ed
win and Betty, were passengers on
the Matsonfa last Wednesday leaving
for Maj, Hartshorn's new appointment
IN the attorney-general's Office in
Washington. d, c. Maj. Hartshorn was
formerly regimental adjutant of the
2nd Infantry at Fort Shafter, and both
he and Mrs Hartshorn were promin-
ent in social circles. Many good
wishes go with them to their new
home.
Miss Isabel Baker opened her kin
dergarten at the Airdome on Monday
with a very gratifying number of pu,
al lQ hA fc
way. Those who are now members
OF the school are Alberta Broitfeld.
Alice Wilson, Stuart Downing, Jr.;
Dorothy Hobley, Donald Jackson, Win.
abel jackson, Willie David Walters,
Roy Ferguson, Bobby Peck, Dorothy
Rossen, and James Collignon. The
number is to be increased this next
week, as there are still more chill
dren at Fort Shafter who wish to take
advantage Of this opportunity.
Mai. and Mrs. Daniel II. Gienty
were the charming host and hostess
at an elaborate dinner at the Young
hotel on Monday evening when they
entertained in honor of their house
guest, Mr.. Herbert G.. Moody The
table was spread in the main dining
Groom, and was beautifully decorated
with baskets in which shell pink roses
had been artistically arranged. Tall
shaded pink candles shed a rosy glow
kover the table and on the assemblage
eof guests seated around this attractive
table. Maj. and Mrs. Gienty's guests
were Gen. Wiser, Mr.. Herbert G.
Moody, the guest Of honor; Capt. and
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Col. and Mrs. Richmond Schofield, |
Mai. and Mrs. Frank G. Bolles, Capt.
and Mrs. Jere Baxter, Capt. and Mrs.
Conger Pratt, Capt. and Mrs Philip
Kheil, Capt and Mrs. Ralph c. Holli.
day, Miss Mary Belle White, Miss
Marguerite White, Miss Margretts
iSchofield, Miss Isabel Baker, Maj
Henry Merriam, Capt Robert Duen.
ner, Lieut.. Arthur White, Capt. Ray.
mond McGuillan, and Capt. Daniel
Murphy. Dancing upon the roof gar.
den was the amusement Hfter the din.
ner, and this pleasure kept the party /
together until quite late hour.
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Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell had one
table of bridge on wednesday after
noon for Mrs. George NJ. Calender,
Mrs. Horace, d. Bloombergh, and Mrs.
w. H. Brown. Mrs. Brown was the
holder Of the high score and received
the prize. Tea was served after the
game.
DIR. Harry NJ. Dieber was the guest !
for luncheon on Tuesday with DR.. and
Mrs. Matthews, at their home in Ho
nolulu.
Mrs. w. B. Thompson Of New York
entertained with dinner at the Moana
hotel on Tuesday evening, and had as
her guests Mrs ] E Thompson, Miss
Isabel Baker, Mr.. Mcconnell, and Capt.
Lester Baker. Dancing on, the lanai
was the pleasure of the evening after
dinner.
Capt. Eugene A. Lehman and his
mother, Mrs. Julia E. Lehman, have
moved over from the cantonment and
are now in the quarters occupied by
Capt. John Randolph before he moved
J into one of the larger houses.
Miss Isabel Baker was a guest at |
the hop given by the 18th Infantry