Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-23


A happy day was spent Sunday
wheE Capt and Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Nc
Clellan had q picnic at Roko Head Tor
Capt. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Lyon and
Bobbie- Lyon, Miss Rose Mcclellan
and Master BENJAMIN Mcclellan.
Miss Alice Palmer, the second
daughter OF Major and Mrs. Guy G.
Palmer, was one Of the performers at
the concert given by Mr.. Frank Moss
at his studio on Saturday, acquftting
herself with much proficiency and
ease.
Miss Isabel Baker was the over
night guest of Miss Margaret Grey
at p arl Harbor onS Wednesday, re-
turning to her home at Fort Shafter
: Thursday afternoon.
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Lieut. and Mrs Clarence H. Daniel
son were the luncheon guests Of Lieut..
and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker on
Wednesday.
Capt and Mrs. Claire r. Bennett,
Mrs. Helen MacAdams, and Lieut.. and
Mrs. Samuel ]. Heidner expect to
make a trip around the island in Lieut..
Heidner's car on Sunday. The trip is
being looked forward to with much
enjoyment.
Another trip around the island Is
one at which Capt. and Mrs. William
e. Hunt viii be host and hostess, with
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell as their
guest. Masters Richard and William
Hunt will also accompany the rarty,
and a picnic lunch will be served. on
one of the beautiful beaches en- route.
Can't. and Mrs. Charles A. Lewis
are planning q large bridge dinner for
Monday evening, July End.
Capt. and Mrs. F. w. Griffin, Of
Fort Kamehameha, were visitors in
the post on Sunday.
On Sunday evening Lieut.. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Heidner and Miss Helen
MacAdams were the supper guests of
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank Drake at Fort
Ruger. -
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. William r.
Dashiell entertained at noon dinner
on Sunday for Capt. James c. Ballard
and Mrs. John s. Sullivan. Rose
geraniums In an attractive brass bowl
formed the centerpiece Of the table
around which this party was gathered.
Miss Dorothy Harker was hostess at
an afternoon tea on Wednesday at
which Miss Dorothy Palmer and Miss
Isabel Baker were the guests from
Fort Shafter. -. 81 81
Capt. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Lyon en-
tertained on Friday evening with q
dinner in theif home the canton.
ment. Seated around tie table, which
was adorned with pale pink asters,
were Capt and Mrs. ClaS:I r. Bennett
Mrs. Charles A. Lewis, Capt. Frank c.
Ballard, Lieut.. William II. Jones and
Capt. and Mrs : Lyon y ! ,-s-s1
Miss Dorothy Palmer was one Of
the dancers at the benefit performance
for the War Allied Relief Committee
on Friday evening at the Bijou The
alter, thereby giving her friends the
pleasure of witnessing her graceful
Interpretation Of the themes given her
to portray. Miss Palmer's dancing on
this occasion added laurels to the ones
she had already won, she having been
chosen for the only solo dance at the
closing of the college she attended in
California.
Quite q large picnic party expects
to enjoy the day on Sunday at one OF
the beaches on the other side Of the
island. Those who are invited to par
ticipate in this frolic are DR.. and Mrs.
Walter Reesman, Lieut.. and Mrs. Carl
A. Hardigg, Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred L.
lockwood, Miss Isabel Baker, Miss
Ruth McChesney. Miss Daphne Dow,
Miss Martha Nee hesney, Miss Marie
Ballentyne, Miss Dorothy Harker, Miss
Vera Henshaw, Mis- Dorothy Palmer,
Miss Marjorie Caps. Miss Bernice
Halstead, Lieut.. Haw, Lieut.. Edward
&C.. Rose, Lieut.. Frederick 8. Snyder,
Lieut.. William Fl. Rritton, Mr.. Watson
|Balientyne, Lieut. Robert A. Sharrar,
Lieut.. Robert n. Geyer, Lieut. Edward
r. witsell, DR.. Harry M. Deiber. Lieut..
William E. r. Covell. and Lieut.. VIII.
liam H. Jones, Mr.. William Bibee, and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Barker.
Al picnic lunch win be served.
One Of the guests at q beach party
given at the Outrigger Club on Mon.
day writes about It as follows:
aOn Monday. Mrs. Edward Fuller
witsell was hostess at one of the most
delightful beach luncheons given at
the Outrigger Club. The guests arrived
about noon and enjoyed an hour be-
fore luncheon seated under the spread
ing branches of the old kau tree on
the lovely lanai Knitting and ex.I
change Of opinions on the topics Of
the day were enjoyed. until the hostess
furnished cards on which were written
conundrums concerning table appoint.
ments. After much thinking and dis.
cnssicn the answers were written. and
the cards were collected Mrs. Fred,
erick 8. Strong and Mrs Witsell acted
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