Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
5SCH0FlELD SOCIETY

Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Oct. q
wednesday evening Capt. and Mrs.
John r. Thomas entertained at dim
ner Tor General and Mrs Clarence r.
EDWARDS, Colonel and Mrs. L. w. V.
kennon, Lt.-Col. and Mrs Charles S.
Cromwell, Lt.-CoL and Mrs. Carl
Reichmann, Major j. A. Penn and 1t.
e. l. Crockett. Ill. ....@ - .~
General Clarence r. Edwards who
took Command OF. the garrison Thurs
day, is staying at present at the quar-.
tiers of Capt, z. C. Carey, LIST Infan.
try Post, where he will be for several
weeks while extensive alterations and
repairs are being made on the quar-
tiers recently occupied by Col G. K.
McGunnegle near Jones Station.
These quarters were in the olden days
the kings hunting lodge, and will
eventually be occupied by General
and Mrs. Edwards. Mrs Edwards ex-
poets to remain in Honolulu until
these quarters are ready for occu-
pancy. This picturesque and rambl
ing old place with the only full grown
trees at Schofeld, is being entirely
remodeled. The stables and servants
quarters have already been moved
to the west side entirely outside the
enclosure The new post athletic field
with its bleachers and grandstands,
which Is now located about a hun
bred yards south of these quarters is
to be moved to some other part of
the post. r,., - ..@-:.. p"
Tuesday week. the engagement of
Miss Katherine Winans was announc-
ed to 1t. Russell L. Maxwell, LIST Field
Artillery, at tea given, by Mrs. E. B.
Winans. A large number of the Ia
dies of the garrison were guests. Sew
eral parties have been given in. honor
of Miss Winans this week Miss Hop,
kins gave miscellaneous shower
Monday afternoon, at which Miss WI
mans received many useful gifts of
household nature, and happy time
was enjoyed by, all. Among those
present were DIR. and Mrs. Willyoung,
Capt. and Mrs. r. o. Mason, Capt and
Mrs. Clarence Deems, Jr.. 1t. and
Mrs. T. C.. Martin, 1t. and Mrs. Jos.
IHCE MtOOSo
Short. Marion Smith, Harriet Ellis,
Capt. H. G. Williams and Lieuts. R.
j.. Maxwell, Percy Deshon. H. w.
Huntley. 6. S. Gay; F. w. Bowley,
B. r. Peyton. A dinner party was
given for Miss Winans by Mrs. Will,
liam Male on Tuesday. -.
Tuesday, Mrs. W. c. Potter gave
an informal tea in honor of Mrs. c. NJ.
Bunker, who is soon to- leave for
San Francisco. The house was beau
tifully decorated with artillery coleTs
Following delicious refreshments the
guests enjoyed a musical program
which Mrs. Potter had prepared in
which she sang. several selections
with Mrs. Ralph Harrison as accom-.
PIANIST. The guests were Mrs. L. w.
v. Kennon, Mrs c. M. Bunker,
Mrs. Ralph Harrison. Mrs. G. Med
Van Poole, Mrs. H. LaHtry, Mrs. W.!
D.. Chftty, Mrs. w. P. Ennis, Mrs "A. !
F. Cassels, Mrs. R. O. Mason, Mrs
1yens Jones, Mrs. H. E. Mari, Mrs.
]. o. DAILY. Mrs. L. A. Beard, MRS.
W. n. Dodds. Mrs. D. L. Stone aud
Mrs.sW. s. Browning.
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Capt. Charles M. Bunker, who has
for long, time been suffering with
sciatica, has been transferred from
the Department Hospital to the Let.
terman Hospital at San Francisco. and
will leave with Mrs. Bunker On the
Themas, expected to sail about 0cto.
Der 5. Capt. Bunker who has been
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