Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-28


ty. James Parker John Hunt, Charles
Meals, Americas Mitchell. Larry Nc
Afee, William Canoe and Henry Wy
CANT Dainty baskets of lavender
formed the place faNors.
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The first of new series of formal
post hops took place at the 25th In
fantry hall Wednesday night, and was
we'll attended by the officers and la
dies of the garrison. This proved to
be popular evening. for entertaining.
a number of supperS and dinners be-
ing given, the parties atterward at
tending the hop. The dance commit
tee. which is composed of representa-
tiVeS from each OF the four regiments
at SchOfie!d, superintended all the de-
tails of the entertainment, and seldom
has such an attractive hop been given
at the post. Ranks of tall sugarcane
in tassel lined tie walls and were
banked around the stage, while each
column was decorated with a sheath
of cane tied with orange ribbon.
each light, giving the glow of the
harvest moon. while the welcom 'ng
Aloha" in incandescents over the en-
trance or the dance hall reflected the
joyous spirit incident to Thanksgiving
time. The regimentaI band of the 25th
Infantry played in an unusually inspir-
ing manner, and they are noted for
their good dance music. In the receiv-
ing line were Col. and Mrs. Kennon
and Col. and Mrs. Forsythe. A buff
fet supper was served late in the
evening.
Maj. and Mrs Cruikshank gave an
attractive dinner preceding the hop,
entertaining Lieut.. and Mrs. Joseph
Andrews. Lieut.. nd Mrs. Richard
Kimbal, Miss Marion Smith, Mai
William, Guignard and Lieut. Ballard
Lyerly. White Shasta daisi'9I and
delicate maidenhair ferns formed the
central decoration of a pretty table
whose other appointments carried out
those colors.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Pelham GIas3ford
! were hosts on Wednesday evening,
giving a hop-supper in honor OF Mrs.
Joseph Days birthday. The guests
were seated at small tables decorated
with yellow chr! santhemums, the
birth-mOnth flower of the guest of
honor Yellow candles and tiny gid
ed baskets at each place carried out
the color scheme, while little turkeys
on the place cards gave suggestion of
4 h. h. -, ion DT
supper a cake blazing with tiny yellow
candles was placed before Mrs. DAILY.
Present were Lieut.. and Mrs. Joseph
! DAILY. Col and Mrs. Lyman Kennon,
Capt and Mrs. Roger Mason, Lieut.
and Mrs Russell EiaXwell. LIEUT.. and
Mrs. Harold Mari. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Waldo Potter, Misses Carrie and Esth-
er Mcmahon. Gertrude Hopkins. Har-
riet Ellis and Lielts. Percy DcShon
! Bernard PeytCn,
On Monday Maj and Mrs. Gideon
van Poole were dinner hosts for Capt.
and Mrs William Chitty and Capt,
and Mrs James Parker. The color
scheme was carried out in pink ana
green.
Mrs. Frank Hopkins was an auc-
tion hostess on Friday afternoon of
last week, entertaining Mesdames
John O'Shea, Rawson Warren, Henry
Lantry, Charles Baker, Carl Reich
man, William Cruikshank, Henry
Fales. George Bailey, William Dcdds,
Clarence Deems, George Apple, Larry
McAfee, James Parker, Joseph Janda,
William Chitty, Roger IIasCn. Walter
ShCrt, George Harris. Holcomb and
Pelham Glassford. Prizes were at
tractive Oriental flower vases which
were wen by Mesdames Parker, Ma
sen, Dcdds, Reichman and O'Shea
respectively. The Misses McMahCn
and Gertrude Hopkins assisted in
serving the guests at the tea table
Mrs. Cru kshank served coffee
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Captain and Mrs. Brady Ruttencut-
ter entertained on Thanksgiving eve
ming at dinner for Lieut. and Mrs.
Sumpter Brattcn, who are the newest
BRIDE and groom in the LIST Infantry.
TEH decorations were characterized
ny the use CT green and bridal white