Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-16
Fort Shafer Society
Especial Star Bulletin correspondence.)

|. Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence.)
FORT SKATER, June 16.-On &C
count Of the excitement and the
intense anxiety over the recent cable
about the officers being recalled from
the islands of Hawaii, social life has
been almost suspended for the week,
On every side one hears the question,
Us your name on the list?" and dis
cussions why or why not, that particu-
lar name should be there With one &C
cord the officers are all hoping to go,
feeling SO much out of it at this great
distance, and when the order does
come, those whose names do appear
will certainly excite the envy Of those
who have to remain.
The card club met on Tuesday even
ing, with another small attendance,
people seeming 10 be too upset over
the unsettled state of the post to enjoy
the usual game. This week Mrs. Will
liam B. Cochran acted as hostess, and
the players were Mrs. Alden C. Know
les, Mrs. Julia E Lehman, Capt. and
Mrs. William E. Hunt, Mrs. Samuel /.
Heidner, Mrs. Helen. MacAdams, Col.
William Weigel and Mai and Mrs.
William B. Cochran. The prize was
won by Capt. William E. Hunt.
Lieut.. William H. Jones has been
recalled from Heeia, and is now back
in the post after an absence of about
two months.
Lieut. and Mrs. Ralph c. Holiday
gave a charming little dinner on Tues
day evening for Mr. and Mrs. c. r.
Forbes, who are returning to the main
land, where Mr.. Forbes is called to
the officers reserve corps. Pink car
nations formed the decoration for the
attractiyely dressed table, and after
dinner the party was augmented by
Lieut.. and Mrs Frederick A Barker,
and a jolly evening was spent.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel j.. Heidner
and Mrs. Helen MacAdams were the
guests of Capt and Mrs. Louis D.
Pepin on Friday evening, when they
entertained at large dinner before
the hop at Fort De Russy.
erick A. Barker, and Miss Dorothy Pal
mer were the guests for afternoon tea
on Wednesday of Misses Ruth and
Martha McChesney
Mrs. BENJAMIN F. Mcclellan and the
three children are still out at Koko
Head with Capt. Mcclellan, who is
stationed there guarding the wireless
plant
Lieut.. Clarence r. Daniels and his
family who arrived on the transport
spent the night at tire Young Hotel in
Honolulu, coming up to the post on
Thursday, and occupying quarters No
l in the cantonme2t temporarily.
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Miss Ruth Tubhs was a guest OF
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph c. Holiday on
Wednesday for luncheon and for an
overnight visit. Miss Tubbs' Visits
are always enjoyed, both for her per
sonality and for her delightful singing,
with which gift she is most gracious,
Mrs. William R. Dashiell has issued
invitations for bridge afternoon on
tuesday OF next week.
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Lieut. and Mrs Frederick A. Baker
enjoyed a delightful camping trip last
Saturday. They motored to a point
a few miles the other side Of Haleiwa,
where they pitched their tent and en-
joyed the fishing and swimming, re-
turning home late Sunday evening.
Capt. and Mrs. John S. Sullivan en-
tertained a movie party" on Monday
evening, to witness the performance
Of that popular little actress, Margue-
rite Clark, in her superb interpre-
tation of Snow White" at the local
house Their guests ;
were Capt. and Mrs. J. F. Crys-
tai and Dr. and Mr.. ]. F. Curry, of
New York. After the show Capt. and .
Mrs. Sullivan took their guests back
TO their quarters, where a delicious !
supper was serveo.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Heidncr
and Mrs. Helen MaCAdams were the
Inner guests of Liert and Mrs. Frank
Drake at Fort Ruger on Friday even
ng, and accompanied Lieut.. and Mrs.
Drake to Fort kamGhameha, where a :
hop was IN progress.
Captain Theodore A. Baldwin, Jr..
vas visitor in the post on Tuesday. 1
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