Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30
Fort Kan1ehnrneha Society

have been the house guests Of Capt.
and Mrs. William w. Hicks for the
past two months, have moved TO Lieut..
and Mrs. John A. Baird's home, ana
are to be their guests for a month.
A large crowd was at the wharf
on Wednesday to see the Matsonia
sail. Among those departing were
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Donaldson
Sloan and their four children, ali 0.
whom were covered with LET'S in the
pretty Hawaiian custom, which were
given them by their many friends
present at the dock TO see them sail
Mrs. Sloan and the children are 10
make a long Wis with relatives in
New York, while Capt. Sloan plans
ere not definite when he left here.
The day before sailing he received
orders and was transferred from the
Coast Artillery to the Field Artillery
Therefore Capt. Sloan will not return
to Fort Kamehameha, and in all pro-.
ability will not return 10 Honolulu.
but will be stationed somewhere Oh
the mainland.
KsmeAameha will feel keenly the
loss of this charming family.
Mrs. Norman L. Kirk OF Honolulu
spent Monday at the post, as the
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Walter Rees-
man. In the afternoon the party mo-
tored to the navy yard and were
guests OF Lieut. Kirk for tea on board
the U. S. 8. Alert,
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On Tuesday afternoon Miss Helen
Ohnstad was one of the guests at
swimming party given by Miss Marie
Ballentyne Of Honolulu at the Out.
rigger club.
On Tuesday evening Doctor and Mrs.
Walter Reesman had several guests
for an informal moving picture party.
The play was the Happiness Of Three
Women" featuring House Peters, and
was greatly enjoyed. After the per.
Torrance the party enjoyed an i'm
prcmptu dance, and later refresh.
ments were served. Those at this
jolly informal gathering were Doctor
and Mrs. William T. Monsarrat, Mrs.
auckland and Miss Vivian auckland OF
Honolulu, Miss Helen Ohnstad and
Doctor and Mrs. Reesman Of Fort Ka-
mehameha, Lieutenant Frank J. Riley,
Lieutenant Frank V. Schneider AID
Lieutenant Marcus r. Monsarrat OF
Schofield Barracks.
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Major and Mrs. Russell p. ReedeT
this week welcomed a little baby
Aof1osfko- h. orR{ynl ~ fhnfr hnnNn
on Wednesday. Many beautiful flow
ers and notes of congratulation have
found their way to little Miss ReedeT
The little girl has been named Maj.
cissa.
Lieutenant Frank J. Riley and Lieu
tenant Frank V. Schneider OF Scho,
field Barracks, who are stationed tenn
porarily at Pearl Harbor with the LIST
Infantry troops, entertained for Docto
and Mrs. Walter heesman last Sal
urday at the Bachelor quarters. The
evening was spent playing cards.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles NJ
this Afternoon for the Volcano. They
have been planning the trip for some
time and this was. their last oppor
tunity to see. the famous Volcano,
They viii return TO the post on Tues
day, and then lesve or the transport
for Lieutenant Stresses new station.
A notice was sent around yesterday
giving the list of vacant quarters and
A.. f,sti ,.fr,.~ $3.50 ,,,3zh uyialad 80 y,nox,a
Probably none will move owing to the
uncertainty as to length of stop here.
Five. second lieutenants who have.
recently received commissions in the
army are 20 be stationed at Fort Ka-I
and will move at once into
the officers, line. Lieutenants John
McNeIlis, Ernest Kuehn, Conrad z.
Erickson, James j. Tobin and Harry
J. Rodney are being congratulated on
their promotion. H.. II
The next hop at Fort Kamehameha
Is scheduled for merit Friday, July 9Th.
Miss Marion vogdes is to be the
honored guest at q bridge party given
tonight at Fort Ruger by Lieutenant
and Mrs. Frank Drake. Those present.
from Fort Kamehameha will be Mrs.
]. N. Lee Holcombe, Miss Vogdes, and
Captain John Lee Holcombe.
Miss Marion Vozdes, q charming
young visitor from San Diego, who
has been the house1guest OF Mrs. j. H.
Lee Holcombe for The past month or
two is planning to return to her home
The early part Of July
Paymaster William r. Gray and
Miss Margaret E. Gray Of Pearl Har.
Dor are staying at the Moana Hotel
Tor two or three weeks.
A merry party, In which were Mr..
md Mrs. Hamilton p. Agee and Mrs.
Mahan Bean of Honolulu, Lieutenant
William H. Jones of Fort Shafter and
Captain John B. Brooks Of Fort Kane,
motored to Waimea beach last |
Sunday afternoon. Swimming was the
pleasure, after which the
oarty cooked their supper on the
beach. --. ...