Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
Fort Shaffer Society


II meeting OF the card club on Tuesday
evening was q great success, there be-
ting q very good attendance. Mrs. Ed
ward Fuller Witsell was hostess, and
Mrs. Alden c. Knowles was the DO
nor Of the present and the prize,
which everyone present cut for. Mrs
Eugene H. Hartnett, cutting the low
est card, was given this prize, very
handsome flower bowl.
The regular prize, a lovely parasoI
Of tan and green silk, was won by
Mrs. James A. Irons, she holding the
highest score
After the game the party adjourned
20 the reading room, where the refresh
ments were served, ending a very de-
Hghtful evening.
Those present were Colonel and
Mrs. James A. Irons, Colonel William
Weigel, Mrs Edward Fuller Witsell,
Colonel William R. Dashiell, Mrs. Al
den C. Knowles, Captain Elmer F. Rice
Mrs. Julia z. Lehman, Capt. and Mrs.
William K. Hunt, Lieut.. and Mrs. Sam
nel j. Heidner, Capt. and Mrs. John
s. Sullivan, Mrs. Eugene e. Hartnett,
Capt. and Mrs. Charles A. Lewis, Lieut.
and Mrs. Ralph c. Holiday, and DR..
Harry NJ. Deiber.
Miss Dorothy Palmer will be hostess
at tea complimentary to Mrs. Evelyn
Hodges of Schofield Barracks, on next
Tuesday afternoon.
Col ana Mrs. William r. Dashiell
and Mrs. Richmond ". Pearson were
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. z.
Emory, of Honolulu, last Monday eveh.
ing,
Major William b. Cochran, Miss
Louise Cochran. Lieut.. and Mrs. George
n. HaIloran ard Miss Marion Cochran
expect to picnic at Waianae on Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. John s. Sullivan en-
tertained at one of their enjoyable
miners on Friday evening when they
had dinner for six Of their friends be-
fore the bareback party given in the
Post that night.
Seated around the table. which was
most attractive with its silver and
glass, and its fragrant floral center
piece, we're Capt and Mrs. Edwin s.
HaI9shorn, Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel j.
Heidner, Major James A Gallogly, Mrs.
Helen MacAdam, and Capt and Mrs.
John 8. Sullivan
The Administration building, where
they entered into the pleasures OF the
hardluck party. ..a..
Col. William r. DashieIl and Mrs.
Richmond Pearson were the guests for
dinner with Capt and Mrs. Robert II.
Peck on Tuesday evening; this day be-
Ing also the anniversary of the birth
Of Robby, Junior. The centerpiece for
the table, around which the party were
Geated, was birthday cake with, a
candle for each year of the young
mans life.
When the cake was cut, Mrs.
Dashiell found the ring in her slice,
Mrs. Pearson found the thimble, and
Niss Ruth Peck was the lucky holder
of the coin.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Heidner
had 10 their guests at dinner on
Thursday evening Capt and Mrs.
Charles A. Lewis. pansies were used
- the table decorations. Bridge was
the pleasure Of the evening, after
sinner was over.
The wedding Of Capt. Eugene Rob
ertson and Miss Serena Maddux was
eolemnized at st. Clements Church,
IN Wilder Avenue, on Thursday even
ing. The bride, in her snowy robes
and tulle veil, was q charming picture
os she came down the aisle TO meet
the groom at the altar. She was
4iyen In marriage by Mr.. Wyatt, Mrs.
Wyatt acting as matron Of honor.
Lieut. Howard p. MilliRan filled
The place Of best man. and Capt. John
Naring Simons, OF the LIST Infantry,
md Lieut. Edward Fuller WitseIl, of
Tort Shafter, were the ushers. Rev.
Tracy officiated at the ceremony.
The couple were given reception
g the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID.
Wright Here the bride cut the cake
With the sword Of her husband. The
couple were sh0Wered With congratu.
atoms and best wishes Of the Army
people present, and left after q short
Ihile for the various hotels on the
other side Of the island.
Mrs. Edward Fuller WftseIi was 4
luncheon guest at the home of Major
md Mrs. William B. Cochran on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas r. Harker entertained
g luncheon on Thursday, compliment.
0ry to Mrs. William r. Dashiell and
Nrs. Richmond n. Pearson.
Mrs Eugene H. Hartnett was 4
9uest Of the "Wednesday morning
ridge club which met with Mrs. Geo
a. Calender this week.
Miss Alice Palmer Is one Of the
lumber Of young ladies' who are be.
ING entertained by Mrs. Cooper with
picnic At Kahala today.
Mrs. Frank Drake, with her smaI,
sons, Rodney and Frank, were aIl-day
nests Of Lieut. and Mrs. Samuel /
Aeidner on Wednesday. ~
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Mrs Ralph c. Holiday was hostess
3 delightful bridge afternoon on
tuesday, when she entertained COM.