Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-02
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0ChOfIELD bARhAIhS, FED. 20.
Last Sunday Lieutenant and Mrs.
Beard gave an attractive buffet sup
per for Captain and Mrs. Ennis and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Jones.
| Mrs. and Miss Sayres, wife and
daughter of Major Sayres of the It'll
cavalry. were guests of Mrs. Tupes at
Cashier last week. They are stay
ing in Honolulu between transports
expecting to go to Manila in March
While they were on the post Mrs.
Tupes invited a few friends in to tea
| to meet them and renew old acquaint.
anee. Those present we're Mesdames
Clarke, McKinlay. Philipson. King,
Bailey. Jordan, Mitchell. Burnett, Of
fey. Reichmann and Howell
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Mr.. Harry Reilly, class of 1904, IT,.
S. NJ. A.. is guest of Mr. Gerrit
| Wilder in Honolulu. He has recently
resigned from the service and is on
his way to the Orient. stopping over
to see old friends in Honolulu and at
the garrisons.
Monday was certainly military night
in town. Many attractive dinners
were given in honor of Schofeld neo-
ple. and there were MANY Scbofield
hosts as we'll In the Young rathskel-
Ter. Captain and Mrs. Ennis with Can
tain and Mrs. Stone occHnied one Ia
BILE; Lieutenant and Mrs Harbold en-
tentsined Doctor and Mrs. Morong at
another: Miss Charlotte Reichmann
was the honor guest at a third table
which also included Lieutenant and
Mrs Taylor. Lieutenants Hinemon and
Engart Lieutenant and Mrs Glass
ford were hosts of Captain and Mrs.
Watkins of Fort Shafter Major Fra
zier CaDtain Catlin, Lieutenant Sam
uelson, Lieutenant and Mrs. Ladd were
also diners. Later all these PARTIES.
enjoyed to the utmost the beautiful
military bali of the Carnival. meeting
there most of the Schofield garrison
as we'll as friends from the other posts.
All service peonle who were present
united in thinking that the ball was.
great success. and appreciate fully
the beautiful courtesy extended to the
army people of Oahu.
Mrs. Sturgis gave very informal
tie dance on Saturday night for the.
young people of the post This was
another social affair for the entertain
ment of the Misses Poet who have at
Schofield many friends originally from
ST. Paul
Mrs. Lantry, Miss Lailtry and Lieu
tenant DAILY had very narrow eseape
last Sunday returning from Haleiwa
when the big Peerless in which they
were driving was forced to go too
close to the edge of the road by an
other car that was passing The soft
dirt gave way and the heavy car slid
over an embankment, almost turning
over. The car was SO perfectly bal
anced that one man could have pushed
the car so that 1t would have rolled
over and over into the gulch. The.
car was finally gotten back on the road
with the assistance of pair of mules
and several automobile parties who
stopped to give a hand.
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On Saturday of last week Mrs.
Reichmann gave an unusually pretty
bridge party for about 80 ladies of the
garrison During the tea hour Mrs.
Hunt served delicious ices while Mrs.
McAfee poured tea Mrs Clarke.
house guest of Mrs MeKinlay was the
winner of the first prize. dainty
breakfast racket. Mrs. Butts won the
second prize, a pair of slipper buckles
and Mrs Hay consolation in the shape
of an attractive box Of candy.
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Thursday afternoon Mrs. Neal gave
tennis tea in honor Of the Misses
Peet of ST Paul who are visiting Leu
tenant and Mrs. Cheney for a few
days and the Misses Wilson and Pull
Of San Francisco who are with the
Meals for the week end. "
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Friday before the hop Lieutenant
and Mrs. Cheney entertained at din
ner for the Misses Peet Of 81. Paul.
After the hop many of the dancers
were guests of the Cheneys at a de-
licious hop supper. .> = III
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Tuesday. Captain and Mrs Punker
entertained the officers and ladies Of
B battery at dinner. Those present
were Lieutenant ana MIS-. MARI. LleH-
tenant and Mrs. Beard and Lieutenant
Winton.
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Mrs. Sturgis and Mrs. Punker have
been guests of 'CaDtain and Mrs. ia
merson of Fort Shafter for most Of
Carnival week.
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Lieutenant and Mrs GlassfOrd were
| dinner guests of Lieutenant and Mrs.
Mari on THURSDAY.
| Surgeon u. r. Webb. Z. s n. late
" in command of the naval hosDital
/ at 0longapo, P. l., is among those
lTetnrning on the transport Thomas.
iSurgeon Webb>N leave in few
II feTN biz Sion with the Pa
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