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members present were Lieut., and
Mrs. James NJ, T. Pearson, Maj Fred
erlck Hadra, Mrs. Edward Fuller Wit
sell, Lieut.. and Mrs. Seth w. Webb,
Lieut.. and Mrs. James NJ Johnson, jr.,
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph c. Holiday, and
Maj. and Mrs. Bolles Mrs. Ralph Z.
| Holiday was the fortunate winner OF
the handsome bowl which was the
prize for the highest score.
Lieut.. William c. Kramer had din
ner on Sunday with Mai. and Mrs.
Frederick Hadra.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Seth w. Webb en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday for
/ Lieut.. Edgar Haugen, Eng, a. r. c.
! Capt Lester Baker entertained at
the dinner dansant at the Moana hotel
on Tuesday evening for Miss Dorothy
| Sachs, Miss Isabel Baker, and Lieut.
Marcus Monsarrat.
Mrs. Henry c. K. Muhlenberg en-
tertained on the 9Th of this month
with birthday dinner for her hus
| band. Those invited to meet with
Maj. Muhlenberg on this happy ami
versary were Maj. and Mrs. Alfred
H. Hobley, and Capt. and Mrs. q. K.
harrison. The table was prettitly dec,
Grated with pink geraniums, and the
piece-de-resistance was the birthday
cake which was brought in with the
full quota OF candles abIaze. His
friends wish Maj. Munlenberg many
happy returns of the day.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Seth w. Webb were
entertained on Saturday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cunning with swimming party
at the Outrigger Club, after which the
party motored to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Cunning on PunchboWl,
where a delightful dinner was served.
Cadet Jack Bennett was at the home
of his parents, Maj. and Mrs. Claire
r. Bennett for the week end, and has
now returned to the Honolulu Mill
tary Academy where he is making
fine progress, both in his studies and
in military.
Capt Edward F. Witsell is now
away at the encampment of the
National Guard of Hawaii, which
opened up on Friday, and is on duty
at Brigade Headquarters as senior in
spector-instructor
Miss Isabel Baker was a guest at
Miss Marybelle White, Misses Kath.
Schofield Barracks on Thursday even
ing, where she attended the hop
which was given by the LIST Infantry
that evening in their club rooms.
Maj. and Mrs. Frederick Hadra
were delightfully."- host and hostess on
Thursday evening when they enter
tanned at very enjoyable card party.
After the game refreshments were
served, at which Mrs. Hadra was as
sisted by Mrs. Carlyle l.. Haines. The
guests enjoying this party were Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. Frank C. Bolles, Lieut..
Col and Mrs. Daniel E. Gienty, Mrs.
Edward Fuller Witsell. Capt. and Mrs.
Drinkwater, Lieut.. and Mrs. Carlyle
L. Haines, Capt. and Mrs. Ralph c.
Holiday, Maj. and Mrs. Robert II:
Peck, Lieut.. and Mrs James M. John
son, jr., and Lieut.. William E. Kramer.
Miss Silhurn Psrvis was the week
end guest of Miss Isabel Baker.
DR.. Harry NJ. Deiber was one of
the members vino attended the
SLriners picnic at HaleiV'a last Sun
day.
Lieut.. and Mrs. James M. T.: Pear
son will have as their dinner guests
on Saturday evening Lieut.. Hoskins
and Miss Oliver from Schofield Bar
racks.
Miss Isabel Baker was the guest Of
Mrs. W. T. Monsarrat for dinner at
The CORTLAND on Sunday evening.
j
Mrs Ralph R. Vogel was hostess at
a charming sewing tea on Wednesday
at which the guests were Mrs. Chas.
T. Evans, Mrs. Seth w. Webb, Mrs.
James NJ Johnson, jr., Mrs. Sims T.
Hoyt, Mrs. Susan J. Peterson, and
Mrs James NJ. T. Pearson. Mrs. Peter
son poured tea.
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell was
the guest of Mrs. George NJ. Cal
lender at her home on Tuesday after
noon when a table Of bridge was
enjoyed. Mrs. Callender's other
guests were Mrs. Horace D. Bloom