Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-19
snoc,al star.BuIletIn correspondencel

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. Dec. 18.-
On Monday evening, Lieut. and Mrs
Joseph Daily gave a very much en-
loved buffet supper in honor of Capt
Pelham Glassford promotion. The
house was beautifully decorated with
many vases of deep red carnations, the
flower rejecting in color true artll'
lery red.
After the supper, delicious punch
was served. in which Capt. GlassforG
was toasted, Col. Sturgis making a
graceful speech OF Congratulation up,
on Capt. Glassford's promotion and
his assignment to the First Field Ar
tillery.
The guests were the officers and
ladies OF the First Field and a few
friends from the other regiments. in
Guiding: Capt and Mrs. Pelham
Glassford, Col Samuel Sturgis. Col
John Mcmahon, the Misses Carrie and
Esther Mcmahon, Maj. and Mrs. Will
liam Cruibshank. Maj. William Guig-
nard, Capt and Mrs. Arthur Cassels,
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins, Miss
Gertrude Hopkins. Capt and Mrs.
Clarence Deems. Capt and Mrs. Geo.
. Apple, Capt. and Mrs. Roger Mason,
Capt. William Ennis. Capt Harry
Williams, Capt and Mrs. William
Browning, Lieut.. and Mrs. Carroll
Neal, Lieut.. Louis McKinlaV, Lieut..
and Mrs. Iyens Jones, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Russell Maxwell, Lieut. Harold
Huntley, Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold MARI,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Louie Beard. Lieut..
and Mrs, Waldo Potter, Lieut. and
Mrs. William Dodds, Lieut.. Percy De-
shon, Miss Harriet Ellis, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Joseph Andrews, Miss Anne Car
penter, Lieut.. Kenny Palmer, Lieut..
Freeman Bowiey, Lieut.. Bernard Pey-
ton, Miss Marion Smith, Lieut.. Wal
lace Philoon, Capt. Clyde Crusan,
Lieut.. Ballard Lyerly, Col. and Mrs.
Kennon, Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Nay
lor, and Mrs. Henry Lantry.
After supper the party attended the
hop in the rooms Of the Mounted Ser
vice Club.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins and
Miss Gertrude Hopkins gave shower
tea In honor of Miss Harriet Ellis and
Lieut.. Percy Deshon on Monday after
noon. The guests presented the BRIDE
to-ee with number of most useful
Kitchen articles. accompanied by
original verses of comical character.
The gifts we're piled in a large
clothes basket, and as each article was
unwrapped Lieut.. Deshon or Miss
Ellis read aloud the accompanying
verses to the great amusement of the
guests.
accompanying a kitchen rack was
the following:
Sing q song of Schofield,
Percy's on the rack,
He's found mate to share his fate.
But he hasn't found shack.
Sing song of moonlight,
Why should Percy care,
lis lovers way to build, they say,
Great castles in the afr.
With q percolator was this couplet:
Please accept this percolator,
But don't ask me to demonstrate her.
Attached to a roasting pan was the
following:
II the name were only Anne
iWould be a cinch to rhyme with
pan,
But since her name is Harriet
Amt nothing to rhyme but suffra-
But 4 that sounds something like d
roast,
Why. a @roast" and pan" are twin
thoughts almost.
And with frying pan:
BY keeping the water in this nan hot
You can use II for a coffee not.
But when Il comes to frying meat
Then II amt never yet been beat.
IN trying to your wants to cater.
] thought Of this small nutmeg
crater:
And hope that you will often. watch
For chances TO use il
On
Hot Scotch!
One which ELECTED great deal Of
merriment was attached to fern:
AZ writing poetry I'm a fright,
There amt no poem can write,
But
This fern
Is hern.
Remember us by our good deeds and
not by our sins.
For we hereby present you a pan and
some pins.
They don't 90 together, as everyone