Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-19

Hobart plans to remain away at IedSr
until the summer-San Francisco
Chronicle, Dec. 9.
TIE NINTH FIELD ARTILLERY
DANCE.
The dance given last Saturday ev.
ening by the mounted mess OF the 9ta
Field Artillery was huge success.
About two hundred and fifty were
in attendance and jolly evening en-
joyed One OF the pleasant surprises
planned failed TO materialize as Miss
Ellen Beach Yaw who was 20 have
sung for the occasion, did not return
from Hawaii. The men were dtsaP
pointed but made up for the loss in
many ways. The Officers Club
where the dance was held, was decor
,ated with the 9th Field flags and
the japanese lanterns. which covered
the electric lights, made an effective
decoration.
Sergeant Harry Cohen, Serseants
Glass, Sergeant Green, Sergeant J.
O'Shaughnessy were responsible for
the party and great credit is due them
for the splendid arrangements from
start to finish
A specially chartered train carried
the town guests to the post and re
turned them to town
The commanding officers and theil
wives were in attendance and all voted
it charming party.
MR.. AND MRS. FREDERICK J.
LOWREY'S AT HOME"
MIR and Mrs. Frederick J. Lowrey
will be at home on Saturday afternoon
at their home TO meet DR., and Mrs
A. w. Palmer No invitations have
been sent out by Mr.. and Mrs. l>owrey,
other than those in newspapers
Every one interested to meet DR.. and
Mrs. Palmer is most cordially invited
to come. The AT Home" is primarily
for the members of Central Union
church, but Mr.. and Mrs. LOWrey eX'
tend an invitation to the members OF
all churches in the city to come and
meet the new pastor and his wife.
The hours are from three to six and
cordial invitation is extended to
home folk and the strangers in the
city.
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FOWLER-McCHESNEY NUPTIALS
At the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse M. McChesney, on
last Monday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
occurred the wedding of Miss Martha
Louise McChesney and Lieut.. Owen
George Fowler, U. S. A. 1t was a
small home wedding with only the
family in attendance. Miss Ruth Nc
Chesney was her sisters only attend
ant, while Captain Amory Cotchett, U.
S. A., supported the groom. Shortly
after the ceremony the bride and
groom slipped away for a week in the
| country. A little later they will be al
home to their friends at Schofield
Barracks.
TO LIVE IN ISLANDS
Farewells are being said to Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Ross, who are to leave
shortly for the Hawaiian islands.
where they will reside for an indefi.
mite time. After their marriage about
year ago the couple took up their
residence in Stockton, but for the last
few months have been residing on
the east side of the bay. Mrs. Ross
sister, Mrs. Orville Goss, Is at pres
ent at Bremerton navy yard, and will
remain in the north until her husband
DR.. Goss, who has joined the navy
has been assigned to his ship.-San
Francisco Examiner, Dec. 9.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton G. Ballentynt
announce the engagement of thei1
daughter. Marie, to DR.. Charles NJ
O'Connor, J. M. c., U. S. A.
The wedding is to take place or
Friday afternoon at the home Of tht
brides parents and will be a small
quiet affair. DIR. O'Connor leaves mex
week for the mainland to accept as
signment. His bride will follow later
| IN BURLINGAME
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and Their
son, Donald Lewis, who are visiting
here from their home In Honolulu
have taken an attractive house in
i Burlingame for the winter. They are
located on Chaplin arenue.-San Fran
cisco Examiner, Dec. 9.
/ Friends of Captain and Mrs Asher
Carter Baker, who we're here through
out the exposition and for three years
before, will be interested to know
that their son, Asher Carter Baker
Jr, is a soldier at the Preside wit.
the Sixteenth Infantry. Captain Baker
has resumed service with the nav!
and has been promoted to the rank Of
rear admiral.
/ Martin Sibert, son of General Sibert
stationed here for many years, nov
in France, also is private at the
Presidio.-San Francisco Chronicle
December 9.
Mrs. ]. T. Moore of 1043 South SUIT
ter street has received a copy of thu
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, in which i!
II given a detailed report of the funera
services held over the remains of tn
late Queen Lilfuokalani Mrs Moore
sister, Miss Ruth Parr, attended tn
funeral, having received an invitation
to the services through the governor
Mrc ;oko Of