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

knows:
One is for mullins and the other for
clothes
and for chow
We hope they II be useful to Percy and
Frau.
The guests were Col. Sturgis. Capt.
and Mrs. Clarence Deems. Capt and
Mrs George Apple. Lieut. and Mrs,
Harold NayIor. Mai and Mrs Cruik-
shank. Lieut. and Mrs Carroll Neal.
Capt Harry Williams, Lieuts. Bernard
Peyton. Freeman Bowley. Ballard Ly-
erly. Kenny Palmer. Col. John McMa-
hon. Misses Carrie and Esther McMa-
hon. Lieut. and Mrs Joseph Andrews,
Capt and Mrs. Roger Mason. Capt and
Mrs. John O'Shea, Miss Lou Brett, Miss
Holcomb, Capt and Mrs. William Chit
ty Capt. and Mrs James Parker, Capt
and Mrs Larry McAfee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimball Mr. Perry, and Capt. and Mrs
Pelham GlassfOrd.
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Friday. Mrs John O'Shea enter
tanned at luncheon in honor OF Miss
Harriet Ellis Red and green, carried
out in all the dainty appointments
of flowers. cards and bOn-bon baskets,
formed the attractive color scheme
of the four small tables at which the
guests were seated. At Miss Ellis
place was a basket of red roses. The
guests were the Misses Harriet Ellis,
Hortense Short, Gertrude Hopkins.
Norma Mason, Anne Carpenter, Louise
Coleman. Dorothy Forsyth, Ruth Har-
rison, Carrie and Esther McMahon'
Marion Smith, Welcome Aver MISS
Fealy, Miss Cook, Mrs. Roger Mason
and Miss Sue Holcomb.
A number Of garrison people enter
tanned for friends from the transport
which was in port for three days.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ivens Jones had as
guests Lieut.. and Mrs. George Gordon
bartlett. and Lieut. Millard Harmon.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Candy were Wis
itors in the post for few hours, ana
Col and Mrs. Kennon entertained al
luncheon in honor OF Gen. ana MIS-
Hunter Liggett on Monday. Inc
guests were Gen. and Mrs. Liggett'
Col. and Mrs. Carl Reichmann' CAPT
and Mrs. George Apple, Mrs: Watson;
Capt and Mrs. Campbell King, ana
Capt. Marshall Childs.
Plans are afoot for the regimental
hop to be given by the First Field
Artillery, which is to take place on
Christmas night, in the Mounted SefSi
vice Club. On New Years Eve the
large post hop is to be given, from
which the Hop Committee is making
plans and elaborate preparations, and
hope to make II even more of a sue
cess than the Thanksgiving hop.
In accordance with an established
army custom, each Of the regiments
stationed at Schofield will have a
Christmas tree for all the children
of the regimen. and the gatherings
will take place on Christmas eve, In
the different halls. with the usual &C
compartment of Christmas songs and
carols sung by the children.
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Capt. and Mrs. George Apple were
dinner hosts on Thursday evening.
entertaining for Mai and Mrs. Charles
Tayman. Capt. and Mrs. Chalmers
Hall. Capt. and Mrs. William Brown
ing. Pink and white supplied the !
color note at very attractive table. |
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Capt. and Mrs. Brady Rnttencutter
have had as lneir guests for the last
few days Mr.. and Mrs. Harberzelle |
Of Parkersburg, w Va, who are max
Ing trip through the Hawaiian isl |
ands. @t =
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Lieut.. Edgar M. Whiting, previously
of the 10th Cavalry, has arrived for
station at Schoteld on his assignment
10 the 4th. and has taken quarters in |
The artillery-cavalry cantonment.
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On Tuesday, Lieut.. and Mrs. Louie
Beard gave a charming dinner for
Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph DAILY, Lieut. |
md Mrs. Russell Maxwell, and Lieut.
and Mrs Ivens Jones. 8