Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-26
S O G e T Y
FORT SKATER SOCIETY
Especial Star. uIIsstn corrsspen6enee.

FORI SHAF Ell, May Zo.-Oap-
tain and Mrs. Claire E. Bennett cele'
brated the eighth birthday of their
youngest son. Bob. on last Thursday
with a very enjoyable birthday party
Twelve Of Master Bob's friends were
hidden to the feast, and merry aft
ernoon was spent The house was
gaily dressed, with the national col.
ors in prominence, red carnations and
! many flags were artistically arranged.
one large flag forming the screen be-
! fore the table, which was decked for
1.-THE feast The favors were ell OF the
same color scheme, red white and
blue. Games were many and lively,
and the boys participated In them
with great zest and enjoyment Mas
ter Morris McKain, Master Bossie
Lyon and Master. Ben Mcclellan car
ried off the we'll selected prizes, be-
ing the three who came out ahead.
After partAking Of the many dainties
provided: for them, reluctant good.
bye was said, all wishing Master Bob
very many happy returns Of the day.
Those enjoying the pleasures Of the
afternoon were Masters Malcolm
Knowles, Richard Hunt, Bobbie Lyon,
Billy Lewis, Dichie Knowles, William
Hunt, Sonny Crystal, Edwin Hart
shorn, David Muhlenberg, Charles wy
man and Billy Bodies.
Lieutenant Lester Baker was the
dinner guest at an informal dinner On
TueAday evening, at the home OF
Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel ]. Held
ner.s
Major and Mrs. eugene H. Hartnett
had dinner informally on Friday even.
Ing for Mrs. Francis l.. Lacey, Miss
Katherine lacey and Miss Moore. AS
usual the table and appointments
were dainty and attractive.
|. One among the many picnic parties
on the other side of the Island on
Sunday was Captain Theodore A.
Baldwin, Jr.
Colonel and Mrs. James A. Irons re-
turned to the post ON Tuesday morn.
ing after having been absent for
three days visiting the volcano. Col
onel and Mrs. Irons were much i'm
pressed with the wonderful sight and
had a most interesting trip.
Another interesting meeting Of the
lied Cross class was held Oh Thurs
dag Besides thu lecture by Mrs.
Eugene H. Hartnett, bandagiag was
practised for good while. Those at
tending this meeting were Mrs. VIII
liam B. Cochran, Mrs, William r.
Dashiell, Mrs. George R. Bell, Mrs.
Claire R. Bennett, Mrs. Edward Fuller
Witsell, Mrs. Frederick A. Baker, Miss
Isabel Baker. Mrs. Guy G. Palmer,
Mrs. Raymond A. Wheeler, Mrs. Chas.
4. Lewis, Mrs. Edwin s. Hartshorn,
Miss Dorothy Palmer. y Mrs. Helen
MacAdam, Mrs. Samuel j. Heidner,
Mrs. Alden c. Knowles, Mrs. Raymond
A. Bliss, Mrs Alfred L. Hobley, Mrs.
George M. Halloran, Mrs. Carl A. Har.
digg, Mrs. Benjamin. T. Edgar, Mrs.
Thomas L. crystal, Mrs. Robert NJ.
Lyon and Mrs. John 8. Sullivan. -
! Another Of the series of luncheons
at which Mrs. Charles S.>Lincoln and
Mrs. Jack Hayes are entertaining at
the 0utrigger Club was the one given
Ou "SQuCoddyJ az WHICH, MIS- 1uy "
Palmer and Mrs. Claire r. Bennett
were the guests invited from Fort
Skater.
On Wednesday, when Mrs. Horace
D.. Bloombergh was hostess at a bridge
party and luncheon, Mrs. Eugene Fl.
Hartnett Of Fort Shafter was among
the guests enjoying her hospitality.
Mrs. Hartnett was the fortunate win.
ner Of one Of the attractive prizes.
tAt q dinner given on Saturday even.
ing by Mr.. George Marshall of Homo.
fulu, Capt. Elmer r. Rice was one
Of the guests.
Mrs. William E. Hunt, Master Rich
ard Hunt and Master William were
the dinner guests of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Hardigg on Wednesday even
ing "A lovely basket of snap-dragons
and asparagus fern formed the cen.
terpiece for the attractive table.
When Miss Dorothy McRae on Ke-
walo street entertained at a luncheon
to Miss Davenport,
who is visiting here from Tennessee,
Miss Dorothy Palmer was among the
guests invited to meet her.