Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-22

| George Paine, Capt and Mrs. D'
Russy Hoyie, Capt. and Mrs Harr!
Lewis, Miss katherine Anderson
Capt. Vincent Erwin, and capt Johr
Enger formed Jolly party for a pic
mic al Haleiwa on Sunday but OWNS
to the Indictment weather the party
stopped at Capt. Erwin's quarters anc
spent merry afternoon and evening
enjoying the picnic supper fully al
much as if it had been on the beact
al HaleiWa.
Mai and Mrs. John Richardson haC
for their guests al Sunday night din
ner Maj. and Mrs. Henry Gibner
The table vas prettily decorated with
sprays OF bougainviilea.
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Capt and Mrs. Albert Hennessy en-
tertained informally for Col and Mrs
nesday night
Jane Kiehl entertained seven OF
her young friends with a birthday
supper at the quarters Of her parents
Capt. and Mrs. Philip Kiehl, on
Thursday evening. She celebrated
her tenth birthday, and the usual
candies and good luck pieces adorned
the cake. Later in the evening the
following little friends of Jane en-.
joyed the movies Margaret Blasland
Adna, Winifred, Virginia and Mar,
jorie Arnold, Sara Pick, and Frances
Stearns
DR.. W. T. Munsarrat OF Honolulu
was the guest of his son. Lieut. Mar
Gus MOnsarrat, for the week end.
On Tuesday evening DR.. and Mrs.
Walter Pick presided at an attractive
dinner at their home in Cashier Deli
cate pink cosmos in low wicker
basket added gracefully to the beau
tiful table. Hand painted place cards
designated the seats OF the follow,
ing guests: Col. and Mrs William
Banister, Maj. and Mrs. Fred Arnold,
and Capt. and Mrs. William Nc
Laurin.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Pickney had
DR.. Mueller and DR. Murray in for
dinner on Wednesday evening. Pink
and white cosmos formed a dainty
centerpiece. Later in the evening
they enjoyed the movies.
Capt. and Mrs. David Cain pre-
sided at handsomely appointed din
ner on Friday night. Large purple
japanese asters were used as a beau.
tiful table decoration. Artistic place
cards OF Japanese girls marked places
for Capt. and Mrs. David Cain, Capt
and Mrs. Clarence Danielson, Capt
and Mrs. Merrill Spalding. Capt. and
Mrs. Jacob Devers, and Capt and
Mrs. Archibald Arnold.
Mrs. Conger Pratt and Mrs. Philip
Kiehl were hostesses at an enjoy.
able bridge party on Wednesday at.
ternoon. The affair took place in
the attractive new Cavalry club which
cas- most profusely decorated in
ferns and oleanders for the occasion.
The prizes won by Mrs. De Russy
Hoyle, Mrs. Walter Pick and Miss
Katherine Anderson were nobby look
ing staffs for milady's garden A de,
licious luncheon was served to Mrs.
Robert Anderson, Mrs. Cuthbert
Stearns, Mrs. Fred Arnold, Mrs,
Henry Lewis, Mrs. Thomas Lowe,
Mrs. De Russy Hoyle, Miss RATHER.
inc Anderson, Mrs. Merrill Spalding,
Mrs. William Banister, Mrs. Walter
Pick, Mrs. William McLauren, and
Mrs. John Richardson. After the card
party the ladies were guests at the
cavalry tea.
On Saturday evening DR.. w. r.
of Honolulu was the din.
ner guest of Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Pick.
Col. and Mrs. Earl Carnahan Wis.
tied Miss Katherine Carnahan at the
Oahu College in Honolulu on We'd
nesday. Miss Carnahan had dinner
with her parents at the Moana hotel
on the same evening.
Mrs. Eugene Householder will leave
Schofield Barracks today to join
Capt. Householder at Fort Kameha-
meha. where he is stationed on guard
iuty.
Lieut.. Ivan Bradley and Lieut.. Mar.
vim Heyser were hosts at we'll
planned trip around the island on !
asst Sunday. Their guests were Miss
Jane Oliver, Lieut. John Hoskins,
and DR.. Davis. Stopping in Honolu.
u the party were interested visitors !
% the Dutch steamer Zealand" hav-
ng as their additional guests Miss
Scott and Mrs. Pascoe Luncheon
vas enjoyed on one of the many fine
peaches along the scenic route. Re-
urning to the post in the evening
lieut.. John Hoskins and Miss Jane
Oliver entertained the party at din
Ter.
A number of the army ladies at.
ended the luncheon at Wahiawa,
With which Mrs. Harry White enter
aimed in honor of her house-gues
drs. A. d. Larnach of Honolulu. The
table was very pretty with
ahlias and nasturtiums arranged in
low flower bowl. After luncheon
he guests enjoyed a few pleasant II
ames of progressive bridge. Mrs
'harles Watson was the fortunate II
ne to win the acceptable prize. Mrs
Whites guests were Mrs. Charles
Valson. Mrs. Ernest Carr, Mrs. Wal.
er Pick, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Beable
irs. Archibald Sinclair. Mrs. Rasch
t Pearl City, and Miss Peterson OIL
honolulu.
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