The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-02

Francls There they were the compIi-
mented guests at a prettilv appointed
luncheon given by Mr. and Mrs Bald
win Woods. F. Examiner.
Colonel Walter s. SCHUYLER. Fifth
Cavalry, entertained AT his quarters at
Nchotield Barracks on Friday and Sat
urday, September % and a, Governor
and Mrs. Walter F. Frear Friday
evening Colonel Schuyler gave a bril-
liant reception in honor Of his home
guests, the Fifth Cavalry band PLAYING
choice selection throughout the even
ing hours, being stationed on the lawn
IN front Of the commanding officer 5
house. In the receiving line were
Colonel Schuyler, Governor and Mrs.
Frear. Judge and Mrs. s. b. Kingsburv
Of Waikiki. The house was a bower Of
palms and American beauty roses.
Among the many guests present''were
Lieutenant Colonel Wheeler. Capt Ia
and Mrs. Walcutt. Jr.. Captain and NJ
Morse. Lieutenant and Mrs. Rodnz
Chaplain J. F. Houlihan. Captain aLs.
Mrs. Sturges. Captain Haight, Lieu,
tenant and Mrs Cunningham, Mrs L.
Watkins. Lieutenant and Mrs Hanson,
Mrs. Hart Miss Edith Hart. Lieutenant
Rodney, Lieutenant and Mrs. Stewart
Lieutenant Hume Lieutenant Winter
Lieutenant Barnard. DR. Howell, Lieu
tenant and Mrs Barton, Lieutenant
Sheridan. DR.. Edwards. Lieutenant
WiHnia. lieutenant Gregory. George
Schdetfer. Lieutenant Hovt and others.
The evening will long be remembered
when Colonel Schuyler gave the post
people the happy opportunity of meet
ing and knowing the chief executive Of
the Islands, and his charming wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Ballentvne en-
tertained delightfully."- at dinner on Fri
day night in an informal way After
the ell-appointed dinner, a jolly even.
ing was spent with music and later
cards. The guests included Miss Hart
magic, Miss Blair, Miss Irma Ballentyne.
Miss Louise Lucas. Miss Marie Ballen-
tyne. Mr. lie Roy Edwards, Doctor
Ramus and Mr. Barnes
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Mrs c. Walcutt, Jr., Mrs. F. \.
Sturg2s. Mrs Charles Stewart. Mrs. 4.
W. Hanson. Mrs. Hart. Mrs R. NJ Bar
ton and Captain Haight were members
at the ,Schofie1d Barracks bridge club,
which met on Wednesday afternoon,
September 81. Mrs c. 7. Morse was
hostess at this session of the club and
entertained at her quarters. The. high,
est score was made by Mrs. Walcutt,
who was presented with pretty liberty
silk scarf Only one gift is given at
each meeting of this bridge club and
that for the tallv-ca which shows the
highest score marks.
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The National Guard officers entertain
ed Lieutenant Colonel Bullard. United
States Army on Monday night at q
smoker, given at the Bungalow the
headquarters of the National Guard.
During the evening music was fur
Dished by a quintet club and later Cap
tain Berger and the Hawaiian Band
gave a serenade, which was enthusas-
tica1lv received. especially the numbers
Dixie and . Hawaii Ponoi.
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On Saturday of last week Colonel
Schuvle~ drove his distinguished house
marty M 70 the ''pass, = over the noun
tairs. through which there is a most
gorgeous view OF the ocean and the
surrounding country of Oahu. Governor
and Mrs Frear and Miss DILLINGHAM; re
turned to Honolulu on Saturday from
their two days soiourn at Leilehua.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank McStocker en-
tertaiued at dinner ON Friday evening
in honor of Paymaster and Mrs. Horn
berger Of the Navy. It was in the
nature of a farewell, for this popular
couple sail on the transport Sheridan
this week Mr.. and Mrs. McStocker 5
guests besides the guests of honor We're
Miss Katharine stephens, Miss Me
Sfocker, Miss Lydia McStocker. Lieu,
tenant Parsons and Lieutenant Blair.
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\ pheasant addition 10 the officers
line at Leilehua came with the arrival
from San Francisco of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stewart. who have come across
the pond to visit Capt and Mrs. Edward
\. Sturges of the Fifth Horse. Mrs
Sturges and Mrs. Stewart are sisters
The stay of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stew