Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21
SOCIE TY

Mrs. Hunter Nelson Miss Hazel Mel
son, Maj. and Mrs Henry Sheen,
Mai. and Mrs. Hugh Wise, Maj. and
Mrs. Lewis SorIey. Capt and Mrs.
! Joseph Cecil, Mrs John, :. Loud,
; Capt and Mrs Merrill Spalding, Mrs.
r c. Ballinger, Capt. and Mrs. Aug
Justine Mcintyre. Mrs. Theodore Bald
win, Capt and Mrs Harry Blasland,
Capt and Mrs. Paul Manchester,
Capt and Mrs John Corbly. Capt.
and Mrs James CLANCY, Capt and
: Hrs. Karl Truesdell, Capt and Mrs
Jere Baxter. Capt. and Mrs. William
holiday, Capt and Mrs. James Bell,
Capt and Mrs Richard KimbaIl,
Capt and Mrs. Jerome Pillow, Capt
and Mrs. Conger Pratt. Capt. and
Mrs Ephraim Graham. Capt. and
Mrs. John Herr. Capt. and Mrs. Rerr
T. Riggs, Capt. and Mrs. Philip Kiehl,
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Archibald Arnold,
| Lieut.. and Mrs. David Cain. Liegt.
and Mrs. Carl Ballinger. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Ernest Carr. Lieut.. and Mrs
! Walter Frank. Lieut.. and Mrs. Eley
| benson, Lieut. and Mrs. Barrett Clio
yer, Capt and Mrs. William Nc.
Cleave, Lieut. and Mrs John Audrey,
Miss Dorothy Palmer, Miss Hero,
Miss MirabelIe White. Miss Margu.
erite White, Capt James Loud. MIR.
Weinric1. Lieut.. Robert Guyer, Lieut..
| Clyde Selleck, Lieut.. Karl GreenHald,
Lieut. Raymond McQuillin, Lieut..
Daniel Murphy, Lieut. Howard Mill
gan, Lieut.. Arthur White, Lieu'.
Crooks, Lieut. Livingston Watrou3
and Mr. Theodore Baldwin, Jr.
Mrs Englebert ovenshine was
hostess at a, very delightful luncheon
on Monday afternoon, her guests be
ing Mrs. Herbert Gibner, Mrs. Cor
bitt Hoffman, Mrs. Walter Greacen,
Mrs. Charles Daily, Mrs. Ellen Jor,
dan. Mrs. Henry Kilbourne, MIS-
George Kumpe, Mrs William Watson,
Ms. John Baxter, Mrs. Charles Leon
ard and Miss Leonard. After lunch,
con bridge was pleasant diversion
for the afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Jewell had
as their guests at dinner on Satur'
day evening Capt and Mrs. George
Stallman, DR.. and Mrs>Nye and DR..
Lloyd Case.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry Blasland en-
tertained pleasantly at dinner on
Friday evening for Capt. and Mrs.
Paul Manchester, Capt. and Mrs
John Reardan, Lieut. and Mrs. Wal
ter Greacen, Mrs. Charles Bonesteel,
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Blodgett OF
Honolulu, Lieut.. John Simons and
Lieut.. John Smith. After dinner the
party enjoyed the 1st Infantry hop
Mrs. Clyde Abraham and Mrs.
Julius Disney Willis are spending
several weeks at the Pierpoint Hotel
in Honolulu during Capt. Abrahams
tour Of guard duty there.
Before the artillery party on We'd
nesday evening Lieut.. and Mrs. Philip
Thurber gave another OF their at
tractfve dinners The centerpieee
was most unique, being composed OF
a handsome silver bowl filled with
yellow daisies, in the center OF
which rested a Japanese parasol Ell
fectively festooned with the same
flowers. The place cards were also
Japanese, being dainty ladies gowned
in -kimonos. Covers we're laid for
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Pratt, Capt.
ami Mrs. DeRussy Hoyle, Mrs. Leora
Hoggson, Lieut. Vincent Erwin and
the host and hostess.
Mrs. Karl Truesdell was hostess
at a small but charmingly appointed
luncheon on Thursday afternoon LOT
Mrs. Walter Greacen, Mrs. Charles
Bonesteel of. Hilo and Mrs. Charles
Wvman. At the conclusion OF q |
delicious lunch the. ladies enjoyed
several rubbers of bridge.
Dining with Capt. and Mrs. Byard
Sneed on Friday evening were Capt.
and Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Capt. and
Mrs. walter Pridgen, Capt William
Russell and Capt, Charles Bankhead'
, Mr.. ]. Perrine Barney, Jr., has re-
ceived word that he has been ap-
pointed to enter the West Point
Military Academy next June. Mr..
Barney will leave on the August
for the States where ne
will take up his studies at Schad.
mann's in Washington preparatory
to entering West Point.
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Capt, and Mrs. William McCleave
we're dinner hosts on Wednesday ev-
ening for Col. Lucien Berry, Maj.
and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Mai. Henry
Capt. and Mrs. Eugene
Capt. and Mrs. James
CLANCY, Capt. and Mrs. Charles DAILY,
Mrs. Ellen Jordan, Mrs. David g.
G. Garrison, Miss Doris Hyer, Miss
Lloyd Brett, Capt. John Kilbreth,
Lieut.. Harold Rayner, Lieut.. Ray
mond McQuillin and Lieut.. Mervin
Heyser. The tables were attractive
" decorated with tall gilt baskets
lied with yellow tulle and filled with
beautiful yellow lilies. The eth Field
Artillery reception and dance was
enjoyed after dinner.
Capt. and Mrs. Karl Truesdell had
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Wyman and
Master Charlie Wyman as their din
ner guests on Thursday at noon.
At the Haleiwa Hotel on Satur-
lay evening Capt. William Russell
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