Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

is turning over the property to, LIZ.
p. ID. Glassford, recently transferred
to that battery Lieut.. George S. Gay
will return on the same transport with
three months sick leave. Lieut. Gay
has been suffering from an old injury
to his arm received in a football game.
and has recently undergone two OPP
erations at the Department Hospital
Wednesday, afternoon the represen-
tatiyes of Bishop 4 Company in or
ganiZing a branch bank 1T Schofeld
Barracks, held a reception at the 2sth
Infantry Club, at which a large mum.
Der of the officers of the post were
present Following the reception an
opportunity was given their guests to
inspect the hank premises, a bunga-
low Just west of the LIST Infantry post
at Cashier. The building is modern
in its appointments and pleasing in
appearance, harmonizing in its archi-
lecture with the new concrete bar
racks and quarters close by
Thursday evening will be long re-
membered by the guests OF Captain
and Mrs. d. L. Stone as a most pleas
ant occasion Following a delightful
dinner party music was enjoyed, Mrs.
Potter and Mrs, Stone singing botn
solos and duets. The guests were
Captain and Mrs A. F. Cassels, Lit
and Mrs. w. c. Potter, Major w. s.
Guignard and Captain c. l.. Willard.
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At meeting of the 1st Field Artil.
lery Polo Association held Wednes.
day morning; Lit Harold S. Naylor
was elected captain of the polo team.
1t. L. A. Beard, the former captain.
was elected representative Of the 1st
Field Artillery on the post polo com.
mittee. Lit r. l.. Maxwell was re.
elected secretary and treasurer. An
executive council was also elected.
The very popular moving picture
play presenting Mary Piekford in
Tess of the Storm Country was
shown Thursday night at the Cavalry.
Artillery amusement hall, and Friday
night at the 25th Infantry amusement
hall. Nearly all the officers and la.
dies of the garrison were numbered
among those who crowded the halls,
many attending both performances.
Following the polo game Wednes-
day, Mrs. L. A. Beard gave astea in
honor of Mrs. Livingston Watrous.
Other guests were 1t. Watrous, Col.
and Mrs. j. B. Mcdonald, Miss Lila
1t. and Mrs. H. S. Nay
lor, 1t and Mrs. Ivens Jones and Lit
Fl. W. Huntley. Mrs. Joseph Andrews
was also hostess at a delightful after
polo tea. -s.. ~. ~ 80 .s,q.1
Invitations are out for a hop sup
per to be given next Tuesday night
the hop at the LIST Infan-
try Club, by Mrs. d. L.. Howell. In
honor of her house, guest, Miss Mas
sey Miss Massey's many friends will
be delighted to hear that she has re-
Gently consented to remain at Soho.
field another six weeks or more.
-t..-.s ..ss.s.
Colonel s. D.. Sturgis, Capt w. c.
Short and Dr. w. Donavin, left Thurs
day for the island of Hawaii, where
they will be guests at the Parker
Ranch while selecting horses to be
purchased by the government to com
p1ete the eauiDment of the 9TH Cav.
airy and LIST Field Artillery.
Following the usual Tuesday night
hop at the 1st Infantry Club, 1t. and
Mrs. s. A. Campbell entertained with
a hop supper in honor of their house
guest, Miss Virginia Sullivan. A hop
supper was also given by Mrs. Will
liam Male for number of the young
people --...
Wednesday was opening night at
the new Cavalry amusement hall at
the Cashier Cavalry Post. The first.
was in the nature of
picture show, to which all the
officers and ladies of the other posts
and environments were invited.
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Mrs. P. d. Glassford has been away
from the post for several days stay
ing with Mrs. B. H. Watkins in her
The sad news of Capt.
Watkins death has brought sorrow
to his many friends in the regiments
at Schofield Barracks. .-- "E- 81:
Thursday evening 1t. and Mrs. J. :
A. Higgins were hosts at a most de-
Iightful dinner for Colonel and Mrs.
+. w. v. Kennon, 1t. Col. and Mrs. :
Carl Reichmann and Major and Mrs.
Z. b. Gose. ..>~.
- The bachelor officers mess of The
Ind Battalion, 1st Field Artillery, has
gone into the hands of receiver, and
It's future destines have been placed
IN the hands of Lieut.. Freeman W.
Bowley. I'LL.
1t. Col. J. B. Mcdonald was lunch.
con guest of Major w. s. Guignard
IN Wednesday.
The ladies' reading club met at
Mrs. Joseph Andrews. on Thursday. [
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