Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-29

uInn.T Mas gfsea III noAuE OF AR. ant
Lean s DIrLH0AI, vita AR. Mclean
guests beIng Col. LuClus DurIee, MAI
and MIS-. Jonn y, Burnett and Capt.
Carl Conel. Inc birthday CAKE, winch
was ADORNED with AmerIean "a. Beaut3
roses anu iced TO wish a merry Christ
mas, was presented to MIS- Burnett as
Christmas compliment.
On Christmas, day Capt. and Mrs.
Walter Greacen PRESIDED al a pretty
dinner party for capt. and Mrs. Al
ired RockW God, Miss EsteIie Guilty.
Miss Ida Stauoer, Lieut.. James Pal
mer and Gaeut. James Omen. The
centerpfece for the dining table was
composed OF dainty nasturtiumS
After dinner the party motored to the
football grounds and were interested
rooters for the post team.
Mai. Case Deering made his depart
ure from Schofield Barracks on last
Saturday, having received orders de-
failing him on Gen. John Wisser's
staff in Honolulu. =
Honolulu on last Saturday to spend
the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Schaefer and two children. Mrs.
Schaefer does not expect to return 10
Schofield Barracks until after the
New Year.
Mr.. A. L. Castle of Honolulu was d
congenial diuner host on last Saturday
evening, having as his guests Geu
Samuel |. Johnson. Capt. and Mrs.
Thomas Lowe, Capt. and Mrs Walter
Greacen and DR.. Henry Judd Of HOMO
lulu. AS a further pleasure OF the
evening the Red Cross entertainment
| at the armory was attended; where
Capt. Lowe was one of the interesting
speakers Of the occasion.
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Another delightful dinner party on
Christmas Day was the one given with
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Lowe as
host and hostess. Gorgeous japanese
chrysanthemums adorned the dining
table as a beautiful floral offering
Captain and Mrs. loves guests were
I Captain and Mrs- Byard Sneed, little
Miss Barbara Lowe, Mai. William T H
sell, Capt. John Smith and Lieut.. Her
rick Brown. In the afternoon the
guests attended the football game al
Cashier.
DR.. and Mrs. St. Clair, MIR. Grover
Miss St. Clair, and Mr.. Hopper were
the guests from Honolulu Of Captain
and Mrs. Ernest Carr for dinner or
Christmas Day. A miniature Christina
tree surrounded by red flowers anc
holly stood in the center of the table
Place cards Of Christmas appoint
ments marked seats for the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Maddux of Santa
Rosa, Cal, who are visiting Captain
and Mrs. Eugene Robinson, left Soho
field Barracks on Thursday to make
the interesting journey to the famous
Volcano.
Col. Lucius Durfee moved on Satur
day into his new set of quarters in the
9th Artillery cantonment. This SET
was formerly occupied by Col. Lucius
Berry.
Captain and Mrs. Henry Lewis en-
tertained with an informal dinner
party on Christmas day., A profusior
of red flowers and Hawaiian holly
formed a centerpiece very much In
keeping with the season. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Robert Houston rAnder
son, Miss Katherine Anderson. Capt
Daniel Murphy, Lieut., Albert Clark
and Capt. and Mrs. Lewis. The party
attended the football game at Castnel
in the afternoon.
Lieutenant and Mrs. johnson dined
Informally at the Haliewa hotel on
Christmas night. -.
On account OF the 32nd Infantry hav
ing moved on Friday to Schofield
there was no hop given on that night
This regiment is now stationed in the
former artillery cantonments. The hor
next week will have the 4th Cavalry as
hosts.
Lieut.. Terry Bull, Lieut.. Oscar Skel
ton and Lieut.. Richard Clark enjoyed
Christmas dinner as the guests OF
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Forbes In
Cashier.
Colonel and Mrs. John W. Heard re
ceived a cablegram on Christmas day
from their sons, Capt Faulkner Heard
and Captain Ralph Heard, Artillery
U. S. A., wishing their parents a merry
Christmas and stating that they were
both we'll and enjoying Christmas Day
somewhere in France"
Col. Lucius Durfee WAS host at an
attractive dinner party Oh last Friday
night The table decorations were
very beautiful, being a wealth of bril-
liant hued poinsettias offsetting the
1 charming appointment of the hand
some silver wear and nappery. The
invited guests were Col. and Mrs. Jno
w. Heard. Capt. and Mrs. Eugene
Household, Maj. and Mrs. Harry Bias
land. and Mrs. John D. Burnett. The
guests later enjoyed the dancing at the
Christmas hop.