Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-04
SCHOFIELD SOCIETY
Especial star-BunetIn Correspondence,

| Especial Star-BulletIn Correspopieneel
: SCHoFTEIID BARRACKS. May 80.
Capt. and Mrs. Parker were dinner
hosts on Monday evening for Capt.
and Mrs. Cassels, Capt and Mrs.
Fechet and Lieut. and Mrs. Lyman.
Mrs Pillow and Mrs. Reardan were
the honor guests at a very attractive
on Wednesday Six small tables were
set in the living and dining rooms
which were prettily decorated with
baskets of ferns and clusters OF St.
Joseph lilies. On the tables were
vases OF yellow coreopsis. Those i'm
vited to meet the guests OF honor
were Mesdames Martin, Holbrook,
Cullum, ,Frankenberger. Neal. Flint.
Caldwell, Hunt, Ennis, Cassels, Mil
ton, Kicker, Gaugler, Beard, Glass
ford, Gose, Tayman, Gardenhire, Bull.
Inns and Menoher. After luncheon the
auction lovers enjoyed a number of
rubbefs The first prize was won by
Mrs. Cullum-an attractive Japanese
wall lantern, Mrs. Frankenberger was
! second in score and was given a
! Canton china teapot and coy. The
third prize was piece Of carved
ivory, in the shape OF group of par
| roquets, which was won by Mrs. Kief.
fer, Mrs. Beard won a set of Japanese
luncheon napkins, and Mrs. Glassford
was made the owner of a Japanese
parasoL An innovation was enjoyed
through the choosing of the prizes
which were wrapped in mysteriously
Il ~ Nh in
the order of the ladies named.
Miss Charlotte Reiehmann,- whose
engagement to Lieut.. Watrous was
recently announced, was the motive
for a very much enjoyed dance, given
by Colonel and Mrs. Kennon on Wed.
nesday evening. A program of dances
was played by the orchestra of the
Twenty-ffth Infantry band stationed
on the lawn in front of the officers
club-whoSe rooms were thrown
open for the occasion. Later the
guests went to Colonel Kennon's
quarters where they toasted the pro-
spectfve bride and groom with Col.
Kennon's delicious special punch"
A dainty buffet supper was served
The guests were Col and Mrs. Stur
gis, Capt. and Mrs. Jordan, Capt. and
Mrs. Mitchell, Capt Catlin, Capt. and
Mrs. Hunt, Lieut. and Mrs. Glassford,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Taylor, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Tinker, Lieut.. and Madame Nc.
Cleave, Colonel and Mrs. Reichmann,
the Misses Yates, Harrison, Carpen'
ter, Pratt, Kirkham, Short. Hopkins,
Lieuts. Meals, HaFbold, Saunders. En-.
yart, Fales, Lyerly, Shekergian, Hine-
mon, Rosevear. Winton, Huntley, Hall
and Capt Williams.
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The long anticipated move for the
Cavalry and Artillery people is being
eagerly discussed; those who are in
tents are looking forward TO being
under real roof, quiet and station
airy, after nine months Of appreheTl-
sive existence in tents, which, seem
toys of the elements. Those who go
to the new Cavalry post are also anti
cipating an Improvement over their
present quarters.
Miss Ruth Harrison gave hop sup
per on Monday evening after the
dancing; present were the Misses
Hopkins. Ellis, Smith, Short, Winans.
Pratt, Kirkham and Mcdonald, who
was an overnight guest from town.
Iiieuts. Deshon, Rosevear, Bowley,
Robertson, Hinemon, Maxwell, Eny.
art, McCulioueh, Shekergian. Owen,
Sadtlef, Fales, Ulio and DR.. Kennedy.
A great deal of entertaining is be-
ing done for Colonel and Mrs. Memo.
her who are to leave for station in
the states on the next transport. DR.
and Mrs Siner gave dinner in their
honor on Tuesday. Capt. and Mrs.
Ennis entertained for Col. and Mrs.
Menoher and Dr. and Mrs. Willyoung
on Wednesday at dinner.
Colonel McGunnegle with Lieut..
and Mrs. Andrews gave dance on
Friday evening in honor of Miss
Smith, Mrs. Andrews sister. The
spacious rooms of the :colonePs bun
galow were the scene of a thorough
ly enjoyed affair in which a great
many of the garrison people partici'
pated.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Dodds entertained
at dinner Capt. and Mrs. Clifford
Jones from Fort Kamehameha, and
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene, of Dallas, Texas, Lieut.. Max
we'll and Miss Winans. Both these
parties later in the evening attended
the Cavalry hop.
Mrs. Parker was hostess for the
Cavalry-Artillery auction club on
Tuesday, which was the last meeting
for two weeks, because of the expect
ed move of the First Battalion, Field
Artillery and two squadrons of the
Fourth Cavalry.