Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-26

W. B. Westerfeldt we're the Invited
guests.
Lieut.. and Mrs. George NJ. Halo
ran had DR.. Harry NJ Deiber as din.
ner guest on Thursday evening.
Miss Dorothy Palmer and Lieut..
Wallace c. Philoon were the dinner
guests OF Gen. and Mrs. Frederick s.
Strong on Wednesday evening and
later Gen. and Mrs. Strong took Miss
Palmer and Lieut.. fhi!oon out to
Schoteld Barracks to enjoy the hop
which was in progress.
Capt. William E. Hunt is expected
to arrive home on Sunday morning,
after having been absent about a
month. Capt Hunt was in charge OF
the German prisoners when they were
sent to the mainland on the Sherman,
and is now returning with about $50
recruits for the different organiza'
tons ON the island.
q Capt. Elmer F. Rice was dinner
host for Capt. James A. Gallogly at
the bachelors mess On Friday even
ing. After dinner Capt Rice and Capt
Gallogly enjoyed the dancing at Head
quarters, where an informal hop was
being held.
Lieut. and Mrs Samuel ]. Heidner
were guests at Fort Ruger on Friday
evening. when Lieut. and Mrs. Frank
Drake entertained at dinner for them.
After dinner the party motored to
Fort Shafter to attend the hop at the
Administration building.
Mrs. Guy G. Palmer and Miss Doro-
thy Palmer were luncheon guests Of
Mrs. J. E. CLANCY Of Schofield Bar
racks, when she entertained at the
Moana Hotel on Friday.
On Thursday, Mrs. Edwin S. Hart
shorn was hostess at. an enjoyable
luncheon for Mrs. Charles A. Lewis,
Mrs. Frederick Barker and Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Halloran. Yellow California pop
pies we're the flowers chosen for the
center Of the table. Mrs Hartshorn
and her guests attended the Red Cross
later in the afternoon.
i
The friends of Chaplain and Mrs.
Reese Scott, who short time
ago were stationed at Fort Shafter,
have received letters from them this
week stating that they are now de-
settled in their home at Fort
Atlanta, Ga.
Lieut-Col. and Mrs. William R.
Dashiell had as their luncheon, guests
on Friday Mrs. Charles S. Lincoln and
Mrs. Edward Fuller Witsell. After a
delicious lunch table of bridge was
enjoyed.
Mrs. Helen MacAdams was
hostess on Friday evening
when she presided at jolly little din
Ter for DR.. Harry NJ. Deiber, Miss
Ruth Soper and Dr. Bull of Schofield
Barracks. Later the informal hop at
he Administration building was en-
Dyed.
Capt. and Mrs Claire R. Bennett
notored out to Haleiwa on Saturday
evening to attend the dinner-dance
given by Capt. and Mrs. John D. Bur
lett from Schofield Barracks, the day
'etng the anniversary of Mrs. Bur.
lett's birth
Letters received from Miss Eliza
eth Rosenbaum announced their safe
Lrrivel at San Francisco, and their
departure from that city |
or Washington, D. C. After a day or
10 in Washington, the family will 20
o Annapolis to visit their son, Fred
rick, WHO is in his second year at
he naval academy. i
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Mrs. Robert NJ Lyon and Master
'obbie Lyon spent from Friday to
donday at koko Head with Capt.
lyon.
Mrs. Frank A. Sloan is making pre-
'arations to return to the states with
Ter two small daughters in July.
A meeting of the ladies in the post
Tas called by Mrs. James A. Irons
or Friday, May 25, at 1890 a. m. to
iscuss the urgent call for bandages
nd surgical dressing, which appear
d in the daily papers. A large and |
Enthusiastic number of ladies' were
resent and the meeting was address.
IL H.