Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01
Fort ShaHer Society


/, Colonel Hurd Of Schofield Barracks
was the guest of Major and Mrs.
Frederick Hadra on "Wednesday for
luncheon.
Major and Mrs Henry C. K. Mullen
berg entertained at dinner on Thanks
giving Day for Major and Mrs. Alfred
H. HobIey and the Misses Grace and
Dorothy Hobley. ~~..
Invitations have been received by
some of the younger set on the post
from Miss Louise Clark for a dance
| at the Navy Yard on Saturday eve,
ming. The unique invitations read as
follows:
"HooVERIZED WARTIME DANCE
Come do your bit
And make a hit.
Be sure and remember,
It's the first Of December,
So pass the guard
At the Navy Yard.
Nine is the time
Thus ends the rhyme az.
The ones fortunate enough to have
the cards to this dance, which will be
held at the residence of Miss Clarks
parents, Captain and Mrs. George H.
Clark, are Miss Isabel Baker, DR.. Har-
ry NJ. Deiber, Captain Edward F. Wit
| sell, Captain Lester Baker, Captain
William n. Britton. Captain >Worsham,
Captain Robert G. Guyer, and Captain
Robert A. Sharrar.
Captain and Mrs. Alfred l. Rock
wood had as their dinner guests on
Thanksgiving Day Captain and Mrs.
walter s. Greaeen and Miss Katharine
Greacen from Schofield Barracks.
Captain Lester Baker has returned
to the post after three weeks spent at
Camp Liliuokalani as instructor Of
the National Guard.
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell was
hostess at rose porch party on Fri
day afternoon to which about twenty
five ladies had been hidden. Five of
the party were to leave the island on
the transport in the next few days and
this was in the nature of a. farewell
for them. After the guests were as.
sembled, little folders were passed
around bearing the title Marriage Of
William and Rose" done in gold on
the covers. Inside were twenty-five
questions relative to this, the answers
to which were different flowers.
Thinking caps were soon put on and
deep thought took the place Of the
chatter which had filled the air the
minute before. AS one would find the
answer, q triumphant cry. would arise,
and the other would bend with re-
newed energy to the task Of fitting
flowers to the questions. The prize for
the best set Of answers was a lun.t
cheon set Of pineapple tissue embroi.
dered in pink roses. Refreshments
were then served, the rose design be-.
ing carried out In the cream and cake,
the first being in the form of pink
roses and the other being white with
pink roses on the top. The table ap-l
pointments we're all of the pink rose
effect, and Mrs. Henry G. X. Muhlen-
berg, Mrs. Alfred II. Hobley, Mrs
George M. Calender, Mrs. Horace D.
Bloombergh and Mrs. Clarence r. Bell
were each presented with a rose cali
endar as souvenir Of the occasion.
Mrs. Witse1Ts guests bad the pleasure
of enjoying the delightful band con-
cert which was given by the SacondI
Infantry Band, and of Witnessing the
regimental parade, which is always an
inspiring sight. The guests invited for
this afternoon were Mrs. Frank G.
Bolles, Mrs. Robert NJ Lyon; Mrs. Al
fred H Hobfey, Mrs. Ralph G. Holli-
day, Mrs. Alfred Z. lockwood, Mrs.
Ernest Ely, Mrs. Claire r. Bennett,
Mrs. Henry G. K. MuhIenberg, Mrs.
Frederick II. Hadra, Mrs. M. T. Moore,
Mrs. Robert n Peck, Mrs. John Ran
dolph, Mrs. James NJ. Johnson, Jr.,
Mrs. Seth w. Webb, Mrs. Charles
Pinckney, Mrs. James NJ. T. Pearson,
Mrs. Ralph r. Vogel, Mrs. Carlyle T.
Haines, Mrs. Sims T. Hoyt, Mrs. Susan
T Peterson, MrszWiIliam H. Brown,
Mrs. George nj. Calender, Mrs. Horace
D. Bloombergh, Mrs. Clarence r. Bell,
Mrs. Matthews, and Mrs. Roy OgiIvie.