Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

son, Mai Robert Foy. Capt. Stephen
Smith. DR.. Charles O'Connor, DR.. Bull.
Lieut. Harold Rayner, Lieut.. Amory
COtchett, Lieut.. Maury Mann, Lieut.
Raymond McQuillin, Lieut. Daniel
Murphy. Lieut. Charles Haverkamp,
Capt. Kenny Palmer, Capt. John Kill
breth, Lieut.. Clyde Selleck, Lieut.
Kari Greenwald. Lieut.. Cliff Andrus,
Lieut.. John Hoskins, Lieut. Bertram
Frankenbergsr, Lieut.. Mervin Hey
ser, Lieut.. Patrick Lynch, Lieut. Ivan
Bradley and Lieut. Arthur White.
Maj. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd were
guests at the Alexander Young Ho-
tel for several days before the trans
port sailed on Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Bonesteel OF Htlo
was the incentive for a delightful
bridget at which Mrs. Walter
Greacen was a charming hostess on
Tuesday afternoon. The house was
a-bloom with red and white daisies
while the pretty tea-table had for a
centerpiece a lovely bowl of snap
dragons. Koa wood knitting needles
made most acceptable prizes for
Mrs. Byard Sneed, Mrs. Harry Lew
is. Mrs. Corbitt Hoffman, Mrs. Wal
ter Pick and Mrs. Oliver Dickinson.
Mrs. Bonesteel received as a guest
prize, a very handsome cross-stltched
lunch cloth with the napkins TO
match. Assisting Mrs. Greaeen at
tes-time were Mrs. Henry Hodges,
Mrs. Lewis Sorley, Mrs. Paul Nc
Cook, Mrs. George Kumpe, Mrs. Stau,
Der. Mrs. Elvid Hunt, Mrs. Charles
| Leonard, Miss Leonard, Mrs. Harry
Lewis. Mrs. Englebert Ovenshine,
Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Mrs. Frank Hal.
stead and Mrs Harry Blasland
Others who accepted Mrs. Greacen's
hospitaIity included Mrs. Lucius
Durfee. Mrs. Herschel Tupes, Mrs.
Herbert Gibner, Mrs. Earl Carnahan,
Mrs. John d. Burnett, Mrs. Hey
wood Winter, Mrs. oyerhoister, MIS-
John Audrey, Mrs. Catherine Carna'
han, Miss Evelyn Hodges, Mrs. Ju'
Illus Disney Willis, Mrs. Clyde Abra'
ham, Mrs. Robert Calder, Mrs. Allen
\ smith. Mrs. Clarence Day, Mrs. Paul
Manchester, Mrs. Charles Meals, Mrs
Donald Forbes, Mrs. Robert Sears
Mrs, Philip Rossiter, Mrs. Charles
Rice, Mrs. John Richardson, Mrs
walter Pridgen, Mrs. John Reardan
Mrs. John Baxter and Mrs. William
MeCleave.
Can't. and Mrs. j. Perrine Barney
have returned to the Post after two
! months spent at Fort Kamehameha
where Capt Barney's troop has been
on guard duty.
| Lieut.. CLYDE Selleck entertained al
dinner Friday evening last at the
HaIeiwa Hotel Seated about the
! PRETTY appointed table were Maj
| and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Capt. and
Mrs. John Herr, Lieut.. and Mrs
Archibald Arnold, Lieut.. and Mrs
Cuthbert Stearns, Miss Marion
Townsley, Miss Helen Townsiey. Miss
katherine Treat, Lieut.. Harold Ray
iner. Lieut.. Clifford Corbin and Lieut.
fSeiieck. After dinner the party mot
Iored back to the Post and enjoyed
the 25th Infantry hop. >
j Mrs. David G. c. Harrison was
1.-THE inspiration for charming dane
ling party Tuesday evening at the
18th Infantry Club by Capt. and Mrs
Eugene Householder. The various
rooms were attractiyely decorated
with ferns and flowers, the refresh
lment table having lovely bowl Of
fAmerican Beauty roses for a center
fpiece. Mrs. Ernest Carr dispensed
1.-THE punch. Capt. and Mrs. House
holders guests we're Gen. and Mrs
i Charles g. Treat, Miss Katherine
Treat, Col. and Mrs. Frank Albright
Col and Mrs. Earl Carnahan, Miss