Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-12
S OCI E T Y
FORT SKATER SOCIETY
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most gracious hostess. Mrs. Will
liam B. Cochran was the fortunate
! winner OF the prize, with score OF
over three thousand points. Thosa
playing were Col, and Mrs. James A.
Irons, Mai. and Mrs. William 3. Coch'
ran. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. William K.
Dashiell, Cob. william Weige!. Capt.
snd Mrs. Charles A. Lewis, Capt. and
Mrs. John s. Sullivan. Mrs. Edgar
Fuller Witsell, Mrs. Samuel ]. Held
ner, Mrs. Julia L. Lehman. Capt and
AIRS. Alden A. Knowles. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Ralph {. Holiday, Lieut. William
e. r. Coven, Lieut.. Robert A. Sharrar,
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond A. Wheeler.
Major and Mrs. Eugene II. Hartnett,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred l.. lockwood,
| and Mrs. Richmond n. Pearson.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Holiday
entertained at dinner on Wednesday
evening for Mrs. William E. Hunt,
Master Richard Hunt and Master
William Hunt. After dinner Mrs.
| Julia T. Lehman and Lieut.. Eugene A.
EIonman came, and auction bridge was
the pleasure Of the evening
Seated around q very attractively
decorated table, on Monday night,
were Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred l. Rock
wood and Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Gibson
Of Honolulu Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
we're Lieut.. and Mrs. Rockwood's
guests for dinner.
Lieut.. William 4. r.. CoveIl. Lieut..
| William H. Britton, Lieut.. Robert G..
Guyer, Lieut.. Robert A. Sharrar, Miss
Ruth McChesney, Miss Ruth Ander-
son, Miss Nudge" Hawk, and Capt
and Mrs. Raymond A. Wheeler made
merry party when they n1otored
down to the Biiou on Wednesday
evening to see Twin Beds" After
the performance Capt. and Mrs.
Wheeler entertained the party with
delightful chatting dish supper
Mrs. william E. Hunt, Master Rich
ard Hunt, and Master William Hunt
were Jall.the-day guests of Capt. and
Mrs. Charles A. Lewis on Sunday.
After an afternoon spent on the beach,
Capt. and Mrs. Lewis had supper for
their guests.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred L. lockwood
thaye as their weekend guests from
Schofield Barracks, Capt. and Mrs. w.
s. Greacen, and little Miss Katherine
fGreacen&
i The transport Sherman, which sailed
q week ago with the crews OF the
seized German ships Of whom Capt.
William Z. Hunt was in charge, ar
rived safety at San Francisco on
Wednesday, according to a message
received at the Headquarters Depart
ment. Capt. Hunt expects to return
/ on the Sherman when she makes her
next trip to. Honolulu with cargo. ar
Mrs. Robert M. Lyons and her small
son Bobby were at sKoko Head for the
weekend, visiting Capt Lyons.
lhe bachelor Engineers had Capt.
and Mrs. Raymond A. Wheeler, Miss
Dorothy Palmer, and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Alfred L. lockwood In for one of their
Jolly little chatting dish suppers after
the bridge club on Tuesday evening.
Lieut.. Col. and AIRS. William h.
Dashiell were dinner hosts on Thurs.
| day evening for Captain and Mrs.
Thomas L Crystal, DR.. and Mrs. J. D.
Curry Of Fort Kamehameha. and Mrs.
Richmond N. Pearson. Pale pink
sweet peas in slender crystal vases
we're used with great effect as the
decoration.
Capt. and Mrs. Claire E. Bennett
had Lieut. Col. Frederick H. Sargent
Of the 31st Infantry at Fort Mckinley,
EP. IL as q dinner guest on Sunday.
Col. Sergeant was on his way to the
States, being a passenger on the
transport Sheridan. S
Capt. and Mrs. Inner F. Rice were
the luncheon guests Of Capt. and Mrs.
John s. Sullivan on Monday. @
Mrs. James A. Irons was entertained
at luncheon on Thursday by Mrs.
Babbitt at her home on Nuuanu
avenue. ...* @
The friends Of Mss Margaret Moss,
Who has been visiting Col and Mrs.
James A. Irons. regret to learn that
she expects to leave for her nome in
the States at o near date. ~
Mrs. william 4. Hunt, Master
Richard Hunt and Master William
Hunt were the informal dinnerguests
OF Capt. and Mrs.C Claire &. Bennett
on Tuesday evening.
When Capt Hayden passed through
on the transport Sheridan last week,
he was the tiinner-guest of Capt. ana
Mrs. John s. Sullivan on Saturday
eyening.
On Wednesday evening, when Lieut..
land Mrs. Frank A. Sloan entertained
4 at dinner, the table was bedecked
with gorgeous cream chrysanthemums
and maidenhair fern. The guests
found their places by means Of quaint
little yellow and white Dutch girls,
who were perched upon the water
glasses, holding the names. Those
II who were honored were Capt. and
Mrs. Claire e. Bennett, Miss Marion
Chaplin. Mr.. George Marshall, and
Capt. Elmer f. Rice. After dinner
| Lieut.. and Mrs. Sloan took their
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