Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-17
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FORT SHAFtTERs NOV. 141--IAoDSkS
Lyons. Jr., was the happy host on
Saturday afternoon for his school
mates. the occasion being his ninth
birthday. The quests arrived at three
thirty and from then until time for the
refreshments every minute was filled
with fun and pleasure. There were
games of all sorts, a peanut hunt on
the lawn. pinning the tail on the don.
KEY and many others which had been
arranged for the amusement of the
little men. The table for the feast
was spread on the lanai and was a
lovely sight with the floral decorations
and the birthday cake. Nine lighted
pink candles announced the number
of young Roberts years, and surround
ing the icing designs was snowy
angle with wings outspread. Gifts
for each one of the guests were at
their plates, and much merriment was
caused from the opening of these
packages.
Master Roberts guests on this en-
joyable occasion were Master John
Randolph, Master Robert Bennett
Master Ralph Hussey, Master Rodney
Peck, Master Jack Joyce Hadra, and
Master Billy Bolles.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph r. Vogel
were guests at the Young Hotel on
Saturday evening for dinner.
A jolly party for dinner at the Mo-
ana Hotel on Tuesday evening consist
edof Miss Isabel Baker, Miss Eliza
beth Manly, Mrs. Moulton, Mr.. and
, Mrs. Scott, Mr.. Franklin Ohlan, and
lieutenant Marcus Monsarrat. Dane
ing on the lanai was enjoyed, after
dinner.
Mrs. Claire r. Bennett was the all
day guest of Miss Jessie Deems in Ho-
n6lulu on Saturday.
SLieutenant-C Colonel and Mrs. Frank
G. Bolles have moved from the house
they were occupying into the Com
manding Officers quarters at number
six.
The card club, with Mrs. ]. NJ. John
son, Jr., as hostess met at the Admin
istration Building on Tuesday evening
and there were present Mrs. Edward
Filler WitseIl, Captain and Mrs. G.
Holiday, Lieutenant and Mrs. Seth
W. Webb, Lieutenant and Mrs. James
NJ T. Pearson, Captain and Mrs Ernest
Ely, and Lieutenant and Mrs. James
M. Johnson, Jr. The prize, lovely
incense burner was won by Mrs. Ralph
c. Holiday.
The Misses Sachs were hostess at
a. charming little tea at the Moana
Hotel on Tuesday afternoon for Miss
Isabel Baker, Miss Frances Brown,
Captain William II. Britton, Captain
Robert G. Guyer, Captain Robert A.
Sharrar, and Lieutenant Worsham.
Mss Dorothy Sachs poured tea.
sDr. William E. Kramer was a host |
at most enjoyable dinner on Monday
evening at the Young Hotel at which /
hts guests we're Major and Mrs. Fred
erick Hadra, Mrs. M. T. Moore, Miss
Bfetch and. Mr. Kelly Of Pittsburg, Pa. /
Dancing was the pleasure of the eve
ming after dinner, the party breaking
UP at a late hour.
captain and Mrs. Ralph G. Holiday I
has as their guests on Sunday for din.
ner at the noon hour, Miss Ruth Tubbs /
and Captain Eugene A. Lehman.
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Little Miss Katherine Greacen is
the house-guest of her uncle and aunt
Captain and Mrs. Alfred L. lockwood
for the week, having come down from
Schofield Barracks to stay with them
while her mother was away from
home.
Miss Isabel Baker will be one of the
dancers in the Russian Ballet which
VIII be given on four days next week,
and for which rehearsals are being
held every afternoon at present.
Mrs. Daniel E. Gienty was the guest
of Mrs. John Lee Holcombe at her I
home at Fort Kamehameha on Tues /
day afternoon when Mrs. Holcombe
had bridge for Mrs. Gienty, Mrs.
George H. Clark, of Pearl Harbor and
Mrs. Eugene Householder.
lieutenant and Mrs. Seth w. Webb |
hid as their dinner guests on Saturday /
etening Captain and Mrs. Ralph c.
Holiday.
SLieutenant-C Colonel John H. Loud |
and his mother, Mrs. Loud, were the
lIeuse guests Of Major and Mrs. Fred.
efick Hadra for day and night before /
they sailed on the Matsonia for San
francisco.
Major and Mrs. r. Bennett and
Master Robert Bennett were the
guests of Company H for dinner on
Monday evening, the dinner being in
the nature Of farewell to Major Ben |
nett, who before receiving his major.
ity last week was the captain of that
company. The guest table was beauti.
fully decorated with large cream chry. ),
santhemums, lavender cosmos and /
delicate green. ferns. Major Bennett /
as commander of Company H was
well beloved and although all the /
members of the company are rejoicing
in his promotion it is with great regret /
that they give him up. The dinner on
Tuesday evening was to show their
appreciation and esteem.
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Mrs Pincknev from SnhoF;aI5 D.,