Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-20

Mai. and Mrs. William B. Cochran
entertained at luncheon Thursday for
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Marks OF
Cleveland. Ohio, DR.. Fl. N. Guyerson
OF Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. Edward
Fuller Witsell. .--~-.-. #
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. william r.
Dashiell entertained most delightfully."-
at dinner on Friday evening. The
|centerpiece was most artistic COM
bination Of yellow chrysanthemums
and ferns, while candles softly shaded
In color to match the flowers cast q
soft glow over the daintily appointed
table, on which covers were placed
for Gen. and Mrs. Frederick s.
Strong, Col and Mrs. Daniel Lane
Howell, Lieut.-Col. William Weigel,
Col James II, McRae, Mrs. Edward
Fuller Witseli, Madame Pearson.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Powell C. Fauntle.
roy and Lieut. Col and Mrs. DashielI.
( Lieut.. and Mrs. George M. Halloran
were the guests Of Mai and Mrs.
Charles A. Ragan at dinner on Fri.
day evening. After dinner Maj, and
Mrs. Ragan and their guests ad.1
.journed to the post hop. 49,. ..s..,,
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The Sewing Club met at the quar-.
tiers Of Mrs. Bernhard r. Stumberg
IN the cantonment on Tuesday. The
meeting, due to the very inclement
weather, was quite small. Those pres
emit were Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell.
Mrs. Thomas j. Camp, Mrs. John 8.
Sullivan. Mrs. William r. Dashiell and
Madame Pearson. T..
Capt. and Mrs. Claire X. Bennett en-
tertained at dinner on Monday even
ing for Capt. Carl A. Martin. An at
tractiye arrangement OF double pink
hibiscus made an artistic centerpiece
Tor the dainty table.
Invitations have been issued by the
mounted service of Schofield Barracks
for regular hop on February 9Th,
also a bal masque on February 18th.
Miss Isabel Baker, who is with her
brother. Lieut.. Lester Baker, for an
indefinite stay, will add much to the
social entertainment OF the younger
set Of the post.
Mrs, E. r. Ravenhail and her two
daughters, who have been guests at
the MoanA for some weeks, left on
the Great Northern on Tuesday. Both
Mrs. Ravenhall and her daughters
he No Rfax. ko1w IT. - 4
by those Of the service set and will
be greatly missed. i 4
Lieut.. william H. Jones, formerly
with the 18th Infantry, has been as
signed to the End Infantry and will
shortly come to Fort Shafter.
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Mrs. Robert NJ Lyon accompanied
Capt and Mrs. Frederick Black Of
Schofield Barracks to Hilo. where
they enjoyed the many marvellous
beauties OF the volcano and the Island
OF Hawaii. a> h
DR.. Harry NJ. Deiber and Dr.. Skel-
ton were also visitors in Hilo dur
ing the week. -
Lieut.-Col. William Weigel was the
guest at dinner on Friday evening Of
Col. and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Hunter at
Fort Kamehameha. Ar.
Capt and Mrs Edwin S. Hartshorni
entertained on Sunday for Lieut..
Lester u. Baker and his sister. Miss
Isabel Baker. a 4
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter s. Greacen
Of Schofield Barracks were the lunch
con guests OF Lieut. and Mrs Alfred
L. lockwood on Thursday.
Among the passengers to the Orient
on the transport Thomas were Mai.
and Mrs. Robert p. Howell OF the
Engineer Corps and their small son,
Robert, Jr. Maj. Howell has taken q
three months leave and with his fam
lily viii make an extended tour
through the Philippines and Japan,
touching also some Of the prominent
ports OF China.
Mrs. Adams OF FL Paso, Texas. who
was q passenger on the transport, was
the house-guest Of Mrs. Lehman while
the Thomas was in Honolulu. I.
Miss Elizabeth Roseubaum :. enter.
tanned most informally at cards on
Tuesday afternoon for Miss Bonnie