Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
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with a handsome silver vase. as q
remembrance from the officers and
ladies OF Col AtkinsGn's first reSi
ment which will always remember
him as its first Colonel The 32nd
Infantry orchestra played dlring
dinner and for the gay little
Gance that followed. Included in this
! charming affair were Mai. and Mrs
/ Samuel Lyon. Maj. Rufus Longan,
! Capt. and Mrs. Charles Meals, Capt
and Mrs Pau, Manchester, capt. and
! Mrs. John Richardson, Cant. and Mrs.
! Byard Sneed. Capt and Mrs. John
Burnett, Capt and Mrs. Thomas
Lowe, Capt and Mrs. Clyde Abra.
ham, Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd Freden-
/ dali, Lieut. and Mrs. Robert Calder,
Lieut. and Mrs. John Baxter, Lieut..
and Mrs. Hugh Keen. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Douglass Greene, Lieut.. and Mrs.
James Peale, Lieut. and Mrs. Barrett
Glover, Lieut.. and Mrs. Woodfin
Jones. Lieut. and Mrs. Rufus Brat
ten, Capt James Ulio, Capt. Charles
Bankhead, Capt George Kelleher.
Lieut. Carl Cohen, Lieut.. Alfred Saw
kins, Lieut. William Mccullough, and
Lieut. Howard Milltgan.
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Mrs. Henry Hodges was hostess at
charming bridge party on Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs.
George BAILEY and for Mrs. William
Snow, Mrs. Morton Henry. Mrs. Ar
thur Locke, Mrs. Thomas Schley,
Mrs. Clarence Day, Mrs. Frank Hal
stead. Mrs. Charles Rice. Mrs. Allen
Smith. Mrs. Robert Cheney. Mrs.
Robert Sears. Mrs. Americas Mitchell,
Mrs Harry Knight and Mrs. Paul
Manchester.
The Mongoose Hunt Club held its
initial run on Sunday morning. In
lieu of the usual hounds, foxes and
hares, paper chase formed the d.
version for thnse present. Cart. and
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre laid the
course while the field consisted Of
Lieut. Richard Kimball, NJ. F. H., Mrs.
Richard Thomas, Miss Katherine
Treat and Capt. De Russey Hoyle,
whippers-in; Mrs Harold Vanderveer,
Miss Margaret Treat, Miss Ellen Bod
ley, Capt. William Browning, Capt.
Richard Thomas, Lieut.. Archibald
Arnold, Lieut.. Raymond McQuillen,
Lieut.. Daniel Murphy and Lieut.. Ken
ny Palmer After most enjoyable
cross country ride, the party returned
to General and Mrs. Treats quarters
where a delicious hunt blsakfast was
served. Mrs. William Browning. Mrs.
Fred Austin, Mrs. De RusSey Ioyle, |
Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss Kath- |
arine Jones were also guests at the |
The Hunt Club will hold
meets twice a month and promises /
to be a most popular institution.
The next run will be held on Feb. IL.
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Gen. and Mrs. Charles G.. Treat
had as dinner guests on Wednesday
evening Col. and Mrs. Henry Hodges,
Col. and Mrs B. Walker Atkinson,
Col. and Mrs William Snow, Mrs.
Arthur Locke AND Mr.. Treat
Miss Ellen Bodley was the honor
guest at a supper given by Cart. and
Mrs. Phillip Kiehl on Sunday night,
The other guests including Capt and
Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Howell Estes, Miss Gertrude Jones,
Miss Katharine Jones, Lieut. Charles
Lieut.. RAYMOND McQuil-
ZEN, Lieut.. Daniel Murphy and Lieut..
Clyde Selleck. After supper the
movies" were the diversion for the !
evening. s.i- L..
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Whitelaw
Of Santa Barbara entertained at din
ler at the Moana Hotel on Friday
evening for Capt. and Mrs. William
Browning, Miss Gertrude Jones, Miss
Katharine Jones and Lieut.. Clyde
Selleck.
On Wednesday afternoon Elizabeth
Iregg gave a lunch party for Clara
leonard, Harriet Lyon and Margaret
3lasland, the event being in honor of
he hostess tenth birthday. Il.
Mrs. Englebert Ovenshine was host
,ss at a charming luncheon at the
daleiwa Hotel on Monday afternoon
or Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs. John
3oniface, Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs.
Thomas Lowe, Mrs, Byard Sneed,
drs. Frank Halstead and Mrs. Harry
3lasland. =..." : n"
Mrs. Hugh Wise and her two chill
lren returned to Schofield this week.
lfter a several months stay in Pasa-
lena. ...s ..~-. ii