The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-04

John VI. jenkins. Lieut.. George l.. Nor
Iison, capt Wallace +. Scales, Lieut..
John X Hume, Capt. VIM. W. Low,
Marine Corps. and many more sat at
;he festive board. Tine cavalry band
played througAout the dinner and later
for dancing.
There was only one toast offered dur
ing the evening, Colonel Schuyler offer
mo q toast TO tine ladies'
After the dinner was over an adj
iournmeDt was taken to the boproom,
where dancing wa. continued until the
wee. sma hours Most of the guests
motored back TO the city after the ball,
carrying happy thought of the generous
bospitalifv Of the officers and ladies of
the Fifth Cavalry stationed at the Lei
leAua reservation.
The compliment Of this dinner dance
extended by the Fifth Cavalry IS all
the more graceful ON account Of the
regimental polo team of this same regi-
ment having been one of the vanquished
polo teams of the Kauai conquerors at
the tournament.
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Miss Kate Reynolds, niece of Mrs.
Coan of Honolulu, who has been house
guest at the quarters of Capt. and Mrs.
". \. Holbrook at the Leilehua reserva
ton for week. has returned to her
home in the city. Miss Reynolds was
a pleasant and welcome addition to the
social circle Of the post.
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Capt and Mrs. Frank +. Richards,
who have been members of Schcoteld
! Barracks for the month of Angst, oc-
cupving the house of Capt. Wallace b.
Scales. Fifth Cavalry, have returned to
their home in Honolulu. Captain and
Mrs. Robards added much to the social
life of the cavalry aggregation and will
be missed therefrom.
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The Schofeld Barracks ladies sewing
club held a pleasant meeting on Friday
morning last at the quarters Of Capt.
and Mrs W. A Holbrook, August 90.
Among the members present were:
Mrs. Fred W. Foster, Mrs. Edward A.
Sturges, Mrs. Frank F. Richards, Mrs.
| Charles F. Morse, Mrs. Thomas II. Cum
bingham. Mrs Arthur W. Hanson, Mrs.
Robert NJ. Barton and others. Mrs.
Holbrook as hostess made the session
pass most charmingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horner al
nounee the marriage of their daughter,
! Katherine Elizabeth, to Dardon L.
| Brown on Thursday, August IS, 1910,
at Oakland, California.
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| Mrs Williams. wife of Lieut.. John
! Stewart Williams. Coast Artillery, is
among the passengers leaving on the
-
liams anticipates returning from her
visit to Los Angeles in December next
to the station of her husband at Fort
! Ringer
Lieutenant Williams is in command
of the one hundred and fifth company
of G. A. &. during the sick leave of
absence OF Capt. James r. Ponrie and
he will remain at his post during the
absence Of Mrs. Williams
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Ma ior and Mrs Fred W. Foster.
Captain and Mrs. Charles G. Walcutt
=; Jr., Captain and Mrs. W. A. Holbrook,
Captain and Mrs. Francis j. Koester.
Captain and Mrs, Edward \. Sturges,
/ Lieutenant and Mrs Charles w. Stew
art. Capt. Wallace B. Scales and Lieu
tenant and Mrs Arthur w. Hanson
! Ntie among the many from Lellehua
who came in to Moanalua TO witness
the last polo match.
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In honor of Mrs. w. P. Lynch of
Chicago, Mrs Ellen Weaver entertain
ed at luncheon on Monday. tea being
served beneath the great banyan tree
in the Lunalio Home grounds. Mrs
Bodefeld presided at the tea urn.
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A prenuptial dinner was given by
Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse on Tuesday in
honor of Miss Eleanor Waterhouse and
Mr.. George lsenberg. Mrs. Waterhouse
and daughters leave on the Mariana
this month for Canada and Europe.
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Under Cliffs the Diamond Head
beach home Of the Coopers was the
scene Of picnic supper on Thursday
with Mrs. c. B. Cooper as hostess
Eighteen guests participated in this