Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19
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/ SCHoFIELD BARRACKS. Nov. IS.
/ Lieut. and Mrs. Waldo entertained
very attractiyeIy Of dinner on Friday
OF last week for Maj. and Mrs. William
/ Cruikshank. Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold
/ Marr and Lieut.. and Mrs. Pelham
i Glassford. The dinner table present
ed dainty and artistic appearance in
it's setting OF Japanese wicker candle
/ shades and place cards, and bowl Of
] yellow coreopsis and ferns. Card Ia
I bles were placed after dinner and a
number OF games Ct auction enjoyed.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Glassford were the
holders of the high scores and were
given a deck of auction cards and q
! pretty madeira doilie as prizes.
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The LIST Field Artillery regiment will
/ have another bride and groom next
month, when the wedding Of Miss Har.
riett Ellis and Lieut. Percy Deshon
takes place. The announcement OF
the engagement was made on Friday
! afternoon at the, auction tea given by
/ Mrs. Larry McAfee in honor of the
bride-elect. Miss Ellis has selected
I December % for her wedding dag.
which will take place at SchOfield Bar
racks.
Large vases OF deep pink asters de-
corated the rooms Of the 18th Infantry
Club, where the tables for auction
were placed, and after wishing the
guest of honor all happiness the play
ing was commenced Present were
Mesdames Roger Mason. Charles
Baker, G. Reichmann, Lyman Kennon,
George Apple, Edward McCleaye. Var
vel, Americas Mitchell. Albert White,
John 0,Shea. Henry Lantry. Joseph
DAILY, Louie Beard. Pelham Glassford.
William Dodds, William Ghitty. Harry
Wells. Rawson Warren, Frank Bur-
nett. william Mapes, Holcomb, Joseph
Janda, Edmund Butts, William Canoe,
Waldo Potter, Robert Mcdonald,
French, Clarence Tinker. Joseph sinner,
James Higgins, Charles Meals. Edwin
Gose, Waldo Aver, Iyens Jones and
William Doane. In the dining-room
also were vases of pink asters. Mrs.
Gose served an ice at the prettily de-
corated teatable Mrs. Charles Baker
won the first prize, which was an I'M
usually handsome brass bowl; Mrs.
Janda won the second, framed Ha.
waiian scene, and Mrs. King was given
the consolation, an attractive piece Of
Oriental pottery. Miss Ellis, as the
guest of honor, was given an embroid-
cred nightrobe.
A very delightful evening bridge
party was given by Mrs. Americas
Mitchell on Wednesday. Present were
Col and Mrs. Lyman Kennon, Col. and
Mrs. Carl Reichmann, Capt and Mrs.
Sinclair, Capt. and Mrs. Hunt, Lieut..
and Mrs. Meals, Lieut.. and Mrs. Har-
bold, Mrs Bump. Lieut.. and Mrs. Wat
rous, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ballinger and
Lieuts. Frank and Philoon At the
close OF the evening those found to
have the high scores were Mrs. Sin
clair, Capt. Sinclair. Col. Kennon,
Lett Ballinger and Lieut.. Watrous.
who were each presented with a deck
of auction cards. A delicious buffet
supper was served at the conclusion
OF the rubbers.
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DR.. and, Mrs. Albert White gave q
dinner on Tuesday celebrating thu
fifth anniversary of their wedding. As
was in order, as many of the articles
OF service at the dinner as was posi-
BILE was of wood. Wooden plates sery-
ed the first course, wooden clothes
pins held the place cards to the tum-
blers, little wooden barrels proved to
be bonbon dishes and q huge wooden
bowl In the center Of the table held
beautiful cluster OF roses. The guests
were Col. and Mrs. Daniel Howell,
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Burnett, Lieut..
and Mrs. Joseph Topham. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Jesse Ladd, Miss Mildred Massee
and Lieut.. John Hinemon.
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Mrs. Henry Fales gave an auction
party on Thursday afternoon. enter
tanning for Mesdames Daniel Howell,
George Apple, Clarence Deems, Albert
White, Sumpter Bratton. George Har.
ris, Harry Wells. Jessie Ladd, Charles
Eyeritt, Campbell King, GaHgh. Doug
las McCaskey, Frank Hopkins, Walter
Short and Robert Sears. The prizes
were won by Mesdames Hopkins, King
and Bratton, respectively, and consist
ed OF Dresden dish Of dainty design,
cut-glass flower basket and hand
kerchief embroidered in fine Madeira
work.
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Capt. and Mrs George Apple gave a
dinner on Tuesday in honor Of Lieut..
and Mrs. Russell Maxwell. the bride
and groom Of the regiment. Covers
were placed for Lieut. and Mrs. Max
well, Lieut.. and Mrs. Pelham Glass
ford, Lieut. and Mrs. Waldo Potter
and the host and hostess White can
dies and flowers gave the table quite
a bridal appearance. The mirth.pro-
voking game Of "sesen-and-a-half' was
played after dinner
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Capt. and Mrs. Campbell King gave
q dinner on Tuesday, entertaining for
, Lieut.. and Mrs. Irving Phillipson,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Rawson Warren, Miss
Hortense Short and Lieut.. Enyart. A
graceful basket Of flame-colored mas