Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30
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EORT kAMEHAMEHA,J June 0B.-
Lieutenant and Ms. Stewart S. Giffin
entertained at very charming tnfor-
NAL dinner on Wednesday evening.
Brilliant red African daisies and red
candles made an attractive dinner
table, around which were seated Cap
tain and Mrs. J. Perrine Barney, Mr..
J. Perrine Barney, r., and Lieutenant
and Mrs.. Giffih. Social chat after
dinner passed a very pleasant evening.
Lieutenant and Mrs Harold De F
Burdick and Master Robert Burdick
spent last Saturday and Sunday at
Waaiawa as the gCests Of Mrs. Henry
Davis. On Sunday they were mem
bers OF a tramping party who went
up the Koolau range to the intake OF
the Wahiawa dam, enjoying the beau
tiful scenery and incidentally picnic
lunch.
It was with a great deal OF signing
and some rejoicing that we heard the
news this week TIA. no coast artillery
officers are to be moved "at present"
The news was at once sent around,
and those who had been anIiousiy
awaiting orders, with trunks half
packed, were not little disappointed.
Some feel, however, that an order
may come at any tine, while those
who wish to rcmafn are optimistically
Prcphesying that they will remain
here for many months 10 come.
The names OF several Fort Kameha-
meha officers we're ssut in by head
Quarters, Captain Baker. Captain
Sloan, Captain Andrews, and LIcuten-
ants Bufdick and Garcin being on the
list, but when the eabled order came
stating who should be sent, ali coast
artillery oftlscrs' names were elm
mated.
General Strong and fit:Y.three Off
GERS will leave some time IN July, and
they are regarded with envy by. all
officers who have TO remain.
The July transport Will take more
Kamehameha people. Lieutenant
Charles M. Steese this week received
q third order, this time sending him
70 Washington, d. q, a. did the first,
and he and Mrs. Steese are preparing
20 leave on the next transport. Major
John F. Curry 10 to leave on the trans
port also. . ...,. .-s.-
Colonel Powell C. Fauntleroy 70.
ceiyed his order TO 60 q few days ago,
but viii probably be unable 10 secure
transportation until an extra transport
IL sent over. Colonel and Mrs. Faun.-
leroy win leave then. Colonel Faunt
leroy, with several other medical
officers, IL to report for duty in San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Faxon Bishop of
Honolulu were visitors at the post on
Wednesday. ID,
lieutenant and Mrs. Charles NJ.
steese were Captain and Mrs. Walter
c. Bakers dinner guests on Friday
evening.
Lieut.. and Mrs Harold De F. Bur
dick had several guests In for an
other OF their pleasant informal gath
erings on Thursday evening. The
evening was spent playing cards,
Among those playing were Mrs. Otto.
Schrader, Mrs. Malcolm p. Andruss.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Stewart s. Giffin and
Lieut.. and Mrs. burdick.
Mrs. J. II. Lee Holcombs and Miss
Marian vogdes had tea with Mrs..
Frank Drake ct Fort Ruger last FRI
day afternoon
Miss Dorothy McRae of Honolulu L.
the house guest over the week end OF
Capt. and Mrs. John G, Ohnstad and
Miss Helen ohnstad.
Dr.. and Mrs. Walter Reesman were
among those enjoying q picnic last
Sunday given by Lieut. and Mrs.
Frederick a. Barker Of Fort Skater
at the engineers camp at Puuiki. a.
picnic lunch under the trees and q
swim at the Waialua beach were espe-
ciaily enjoyed.
On Wednesday eY, aing Capt Elmer
+. Rice of Fort Shafter entertained
at dinner at the Moana hotel for
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles N. Steere.
Capt. Malcolm i. Andruss had din.
ner at the University club on Tuesday
with Capt. Henry G. Merriam and
Lieut.. Frank J. Riley
Prior to their departure for the Vol
eano. Lieut.. ind Mrs. Charles M.
Steese were the luncheon guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Reesman today.
Mai and Mrs. Vivian Baird. who