Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-05
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and heG. AnGn kheff o. orr 111kbk
az dinnsr last Sunday. Mrs. Burdick
rad an enj1yable yisiteoyef the week.
end with Lieutenant and Mrs Knerr
and returh.sJ TO The post on Monday.
Captain MALCOLM r. Andruss took
dinner on "Wednesday with Captain
an9 Mrs Brainerd Taylor Of Fort
Rugere n Il
: Mrs. Powell c. Fauntleroy entertain
ed one table OF bridge on Thursday
afternoon for Mrs. Malcolm P. An
druss. Mrs. Norris Stayton and Mrs
John G.. Ohfstad. The affair was
planned as farewell TO Mrs Norris
Staytcn. After some enthusiastic
playing Mrs. John G. ohnstad was
found 10 haze high score and ives IRE.
scented with unique and very beau.
tiful Japanese plaque. Each OF the
ladies present was given dainty en-
broidered handkerchiefs, that of Mrs
Stayton, the gnest OF honor, being an
exqui6ite one OF French design. Tea
was served late in the afternoon.
Captain and Mrs. Lloyd b. Magruder
OF Fort Ruger motored out on Sunday
for q visit On the post.
Captain and Mrs. Norris Stayton
were the compIimented guests, AT a
dinner on Thursday given by Captain
ana Mrs Walter c. Baker. Covers
were laid for Capt. and Mrs. Fre1sr-
lex Martin, Captain and Mrs. Morris
Stayton, DR.. and Mrs. George Tooley,
Mrs. Bradley and Captain and Mrs,
BAKER. Some interesting bridge rao-
bers were enipyed after dinner.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George n. Meyer.
Miss Margaret Partridge and Mrs.
Robb enjoyed another delightful beach
picnic last Sunday. .sss> I
Mrs. Robert NJ. Cheney and Mrs. H.
conger Pratt have returned to Soho
field after q few days stay at Ka-
mehameha. h:
Mrs. Powell G. Fahntleroy, Mrs.
Russell p. Reeier. Mrs. John G. Ohm
stad and Mrs. John A. Baird were the
guests OF Mrs. Andrew Hero at Fort
Ruger on Friday. when she compli.
mented Mrs. Dennis Mahan Of Homo.
lulu win 2 bridge luncheon
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Norris Stayto1
spent last Sunday at Fort De Russy.
having luncheon with Captain and
Mrs. Louis D. Pepin.
Mrs. Russell p. Reeder, Mrs Fred
eriek Martin, Mrs Malcolm p. An.
drnss and Mrs. Walter G. Baker were
the guests Of Mrs. Jerome Pillow at a
pretty luncheon on Monday. A num-
Der Of bridge rubbers were played dur.
Ing the afternoon.
Mrs. Merwin B. Carson or Honolulu
was the incentive for an informal sew
ing party on Tuesday with Mrs. Wal
ter Reesman as hostess Knitting.
which ii so much In vogue at present,
end dainty bits OF sewing occupied
the guests during the afternoon until
tea was served. Mrs. George Il. Meg-
Ell. Miss Margaret Partridge. Mrs.
John A. Baird, Miss Helen Ohnstad
and Mrs. Charles M. Steese we're the
ladies Of the post invited to meet Mrs.
Carson.
Captain and Mrs. Otto Schrader pre-
sided at = very attractive dinner on
Friday. a low bowl OF sweet peas In
the delicate cDlorings made q charm
irt centerpiece for the table. Pink
shaded lighted tapers lent soft glow
to the pretty table The name cards
were little hand-painted ones, and
marked places for Captain and Mrs.
George +. Perkins of Fort Armstrong.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Reesman. Lieut.
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Steese and the
host and hostess. After dinner the
party joined the dancers at the hop.
Capt. and Mrs. Otto Schrader had
as luncheon guests on Sunday Miss
Fritsch ami Mrs schierioh Of Homo,
lulu.
On Tuesday evening Capt and Mrs.
John @. Ohhstad enteftailied at din
ner for Capt and Mrs, Norris Stay
ton: The moving picture show at The
post theater furnished the amusement
of the evening.
AIRS. John A. Baird Is to be q bridge
hostess on Wednesday afternoon Of
next week
Mrs. Powell c. Fauntleroy.s guests
informally st tea or Monday after
noon were Miss Margaret Partridge,
Mrs. Robb and Mrs. George r. Meyer.