Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
TT. SKATER SOCIETY

Special Star BuIlstin CorresDondencel
FORT SKATER, Jan. l3.-The last
OF the officers OF the older regime OF
the End Infantry has now been or.
dered away to a new organization.
Capt Joseph 4. McAndrew. who has
been with the End all his official life,
having been attached to IL direct from
West Point as = second lieutenant,
June, 1904. with the reputation as one
OF the greatest football players West
Point had ever produced. and has
served with IL ever since those days,
has been sent to the border. In this
regiment Capt. McAndreW was mar
ried TO the daughter OF Maj. Edward
II. Browne, late Of the End Infantry
and Mrs. McAndreW also, like her hus-
band, since 1894, has known no other
army home. The same can almost
be said Of Capt. Lloyd X. Fredendall,
whose entire service, with the ex-
ception OF brief periods spent with the
10Th and the 32nd Infantries, has been
In the End since 1907. and who now
has been ordered to the 2Sth Infantry;
likewise, lst Lieut.. Adrian X. Polhe-
mus, exiled from the regiment. has
known no other army life since he
left West Point in 1912.
Lieut.. Thomas c. Spencer, who has
served with the End but q short time,
| Is also ordered 10 the mainland on the
February transport.
&
Mrs. Joseph A. McAIdrew and her
h ~
her mother, Mrs. E. H. Browne at the
| Preside, on their arrival in San
| Francisco.
One Of the most delightful affairs
OF the week was the bridge luncheon
given by Mrs. William B. Cochran
1 when she entertained on Monday al
the Country Club in honor Of Madame
Melba,, MIS-. Larsen, and Mrs. Murphy
\ Of Paris. The table decorations, which
were most elaborate, were composed
| of an artistic arrangement OF yellow
/. and white chrysanthemums and ferns
The place cards were symbolic of the
4 Hawaiian Islands, each one having an
4 attractive scene of Honolulu. The ia
A vors were fascinating kewpie dolls
4 dressed as hula girls. At the place:
of. the guests Of honor were corsagt
Il bouquets. = After luncheon the ever
popular game of auction bridge was
II enjoyed. After q number of exciting
rubbers had been played those holding
the highest honors were Madame Mel
ba, who was awarded charming flow
n er basket; Mrs. Howell Clinton, q wal
4 flower basket and Mrs. Witsen an in
cense burner. Those enjoying Mrs
H Cochran's hospitality on this delight
full occasion were Madame Melba, Mrs
Larsen, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Edwart
Fuller Witsell, Mrs. Daniel Lane How
ell, Mrs. Howell-C Clinton. Mrs. Thomas
~. Camp, Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln, Mrs
Eugene H. Hartnett and Mrs. Walker
B.. Atkinson and Mrs. James E. Bell o.
Schofield Barracks. - ~
h., tr4.G.,..,r rru A3s.sz ( Il
! Wien Mrs. Larsen entertained 81
Il Tea at the Moana on, Monday those
/ invited from Fort Snafter we're Mrs
4 William B. Cochran and Mrs. Edward
Fuller WitseH., =, <
Il Lieut.. Col. William Weigel and Mrs
h William B. Cochran were the guests
Of Mrs. Larsen and Dr. Ditman, when
they entertained at dinner at the
Moana on Monday evening.
When Mai. and Mrs. Charles S. Lin
coin entertained at dinner at the Coun
4 try Club before the moonlight dance
on Tuesday evening their. guests from
Fort Shafter were Mai. and Mrs. Guy
G. Palmer, Mrs. William B. Cochran,
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell, Capt. and
Mrs. Raymond A. Wheeler and Lieut.
/, and Mrs. Thomas J. Camp. '
| Mai. and Mrs. Guy G.. Palmer have
issued invitations for a dinner-dance
| to be given at the Country Club on
Wednesday, January II.
Capt. and Mrs. Paul s. Reinecke,
Miss Martin. Lieut.. William H. Brit.