Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-27
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FORT SHAFTSR, Oct. 2S.-hagor
and Mrs. Frank {. Bolles were the most
and hostess al lovely dinner at the
> Moana hotel last Saturday evening
when they entertained In compliment
of Brig. Gen. John =, Wiser. The
table was beautifully decorated with
deep pink asters arranged as a large
centerpiece and covering the cloth
around the center. among which tiny
electric lights with pink pond lily
shades glowed, sending a rosy light
oyeI the table and over the guests
asS bed around the table. Major
anu kirs Bolles' guests we're Brig'Gen.
John p. Wiser. Col. and Mrs. Charles
Woodward. Major and Mrs. Daniel +.
Gienty. Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell,
Miss Isabel Baker and Mr.. Herbert G.
Moody
Captain and Mrs. Henry c. K. Muhl
enberg had Captain and Mrs. Clark
OF Fort Ruger as their guests for din
ner on Sunday.
Captain and Mrs. Ralph G. Holiday
were the guests OF Captain and Mrs.
Claire Z. Bennett for informal dinner
on Tuesday evening and later accom-
panied their hosts TO the Administra-
ton building to enjoy the card club.
At the tea given by Mrs Frederick
HadTa on Friday OF last week. the
afternoon was rendered more enjoy.
able by the presence Of the Second
Infantry band, which under the able
direction of Bandmaster Jacobsen.
discoursed sweet music for the hour
the guests were assembled. Some de-
lightful selections were rendered and
the concert thoroughly enjoyed.
The Gard Club met oil Tuesday eve
ming at the administration building
and there we're present this week
Mai. and Mrs. Frank c. Bolles. Lieut..
and hrs. Seth w. Webb, Lieut.. and
,MrSg-sames NJ, T. Pearson. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Carlyle T. Haines, Mai Frederick
Hadra, Mrs. Edward F. WitselI, Mrs.
G. Holiday, Capt and Mrs. Ernest
w. Ely, and Capt. and Mrs. Claire r.
Bennett. Mrs. r. c. Holiday won the
prize. very delightful salad bowl,
which had been provided by Mrs
Claire r. Bennett, who was the hos
tess, as the reward for the high score
Mrs. Julia Z. Lehman will be the hos.
tess for the meeting next week.
Capt. and Mrs. A. II. Hobley and
Capt. and Mrs H. G. X. Muhlenberg
we're among parties both Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings who were taking
advantage OF the beautiful moonlight
{, nights TO enjoy a moonlight swim
down at Fort De Russy. -
Capt and Mrs. A. L. lockwood and
their house-guest, Mrs. w. s. Grea
cen, from Schofield Barracks, were
the guests of Brig. Gen. s. I. Johnson
for the swimming meet on Tuesday
evening.
Nearly all the officers in the post
were visitors at Schofield Barracks on
Wednesday morning. having gone to
see the trenches and SO forth at the
officers training camp at that place.
The non-commissioned officers also
paid a visit to the camp on Thursday.
A letter from Mrs A. H. Clark, is
at Hot Spring. Ark announces the
fact that DR.. Clark, who will be re.
membered as one of the doctors sta
toned at Fort Shafter short time
ago, has been in France for couple
OF months.
. Mrs. w. s. Greacen was one of the
guests OF BrigsGen. and Mrs. s. Il
Johnson when they entertained with
dinner at the Young hotel on Wednes.
day evening and for the swimming
meet afterwards.
Mrs. Eward f. witsell was the guest
olHars. w. H. Brown on Friday af-
teHooh when MRS. Brown had one
table OF bridge for Mrs. Witself, Mrs.
H. II. Bloombergh and Mrs. George NJ.
Calender. Tea was served after the
game on the lawn
Mrs. H. c. X. Muhlenberg has re-
ceived the news that her cousin, Mr.
C. F. Reavif, viii be among the con-
gressiora! party which are to yist.
the islands lext month.
Mry. Frederick Hadra was a yisi-
tor at Schofeld Barracks on Thurs. |
day.
The nurses, at the Nurses home
at the Department hospital, had a
dsnoo with a sale of ice cream ana
caks cue evening last week, the pro-