Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
Fl. SHAFIER SOCIETY
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FORT SKATER. March g. Mrs.
William b. Cochran entertained NOS
delightfully."- al breakfast III her quar-
tiers in the main garrison N WCdnC3-
day in honor Of Miss Hewitt, who is
the house-guest OF her sister airs.
James Houston. The table Occupations
were Killarney roses and maiden hair
fern artisticaIly arranged ia the en-
ter, while scattered over It's POLISHED
surface were sprays Of maid"n hair
and tiny pink rose buds The dainty
little nut baskets with their rose deco
rations had poised on their edges
swaying blue birds carrying in Their
beaks cards marking the places for
Miss Hewitt, Mrs James Houston,
Mrs Edward Fuller Witsell, Mrs Guy
G. Palmer, Madame Pearson, Mrs. Viii
Ham R.rDashiell. MIS- Edwin s. Hart
shorn, Mrs. Alden c. Knowles, Mrs.
William Reese Scott. Mrs. Eugene ~.
Hartnett, Mrs John Randolph and tho
hostess.
Miss Bonnie Scott and Miss Eleanor
Scott were the bouse-guests OF Capt
and Mrs. Clyde r. Abraham OF Sclu
field Barracks during the week.
The Card Club on Tuesday evening
was unusually gay and festive. Mrs
Dashiell was hostess on this occasion,
graciously receiving the guests OH
their arrival Those playing during
the evening were Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
William r, Dashiell, Mrs. Edward Full
Ter Witsell, Capt. and Mrs Claire X.
Bennett, Capt. and Mrs. Raymond A.
Wheeler, Capt. and Mrs. Alden G.
Knowles, Lieut.. Col William Weigel,
Mrs. Frank w. Hunter, Lieut.. Ralph
c. Holiday, Miss Elizabeth Rosen-
baum, Maj. and Mrs. Frank Grant,
Mrs. Lehman, Capt. and Mrs. George
r. Calender, Mr.. and Mrs. McCuth.
con. Mrs. William Lloyd Morris, Mrs.
Eugene III. Hartnett, Capt. ana Mrs.
william Z. Hunt and Mrs. Brown. Mrs,
Brown was the one, holding xshe high
est honors for the evening, thus re-
ceiving the prize-a dozen Of the most
attractive cocktail glasses.
When the playing had ceased dc.
licious chatting dish supper, given by
Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Knowles, was
enjoyed after which TO the music OF
the yictrola they passed away the re-
mainder of the evening in dancing.
Capt. and Mrs. Claire r. Bennett en-
tertained at dinner in their quarters
on Friday evening. The table deco
rations -of large yellow chrysanthe.
NUNS and feathery ferns were the
most effective, candles shaded in vel
low casting mellow glow over the
daintily appointed table on which,
covers we're placed for Col. Henry c.
Hodges, Capt. George f. Kumpe, Capt.
and Mrs. Bennett
The sewing club met at the quar-
ters Of Mrs John s. Sullivan on Tues:
day. Those present, were Mrs. Viii
liam r. Dashfell Madame Pearson,
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell. Mrs.
Ohio b. Rosenbaum On motion, IL
was agreed to discontinue the sessions
Of the club until further need should
arise.
Capt. and Mrs. Elmer F. Rice we're
the guests Of Mr.. George Marshall OF
Honolulu on Sunday when they mo
tored around the Island.
Mrs. Edwin S. HartshoTn was
hostess on Thursday afternoon at a
most delightful bridge-tea where she
entertained in honor OF Mrs. John
Mason of California. who is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs Alfred L. Rock
wood. Those playing bridge were Mrs.
Frank W. Hunter, Mrs Thomas A
Harker, Mrs. webber. Mrs. Lehman,
Mrs. Bernhard X. Stumberg, Mrs
William Lloyd Morris, Mrs Mason and
Mrs. Alfred L. Redwood.
After a number of exciting rubbers
had been enjoyed, Mrs. lockwood and
Mrs. Hsrker were the fortunate ones
to receive the prizes,
Those calling later in the afternoon
to meet Mrs. Mason were Mrs Charles
S. McKain, Miss Campbell, Mrs Ray
mond A. Wheeler, Mrs. Paul S. Re-
inecke, Mrs Elmer F. Rice, Mrs.
Thomas ]. Camp, Mrs. Charles S. Lin
coin, Mrs. Alden c. Knowles, Mrs.
Benjamin Mcclellan, Mrs. Frank
Grant, Mrs. John Randolph and Mrs.
William E. Hunt.
Dainty yellow peoples and ferns
peeped from hooks and corners as
well as adorned the most attractive
tea table Mrs. Guy g. Palmer poured
tea and Mrs William, Reese Soott
served cream. assisted by Miss
Eleanor Scott
When DR.. White entertained at din.
ner az the CORTLAND on Wednesday,
Miss Isabel Baker from Fort Shafter
was one OF the guests.