Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-17

Culloch, Enyart, Philoon, Ensigns Par
ker and Wills, Mr.. Elbers Horner,
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Nalle, Lieut.,
and Mrs. Rawson Warren, Lieut. and
Mrs. Oryille Tyler, Colonel and Mrs.
Forsyth and Major and Mrs. Winans.
The wedding of Miss Katherine Wi
mans and Lieutenant Maxwell will take
plsce on the evening of November 8
in the post chapel at Schofield Bar
racks. Miss Winans will be attended
BY her young sister, Miss Elizabeth,
as maid of honor, and four CT the lit
tie children OF the garrison win act
as flower bearers Betty Naylor, Bill :
McCaskey. Dickfe Jania ana Nancy
Fair. The groomsmen will be Leuts.
Bernard Peyton, Freeman Bowiey, Rob
ert Goetz, and Lieut.. Percy Deshon is
to be best man. After the ceremony
the wedding reception will be given
at the Cavalry Club.
Captain and Mrs Janda were hosts
at very novel and thoroughly jolly
party given in honor OF Miss Winans
and Lieutenant Maxwell on Tuesday
evening. The guests upon arriving
were each given an end of cord and
told to follow It until the other end
was reached, which instruction being
carried out under numerous difficult
ties, such as crawling under furniture
and over mirth-provoking obstacles OF
all sorts, the assidilOus ones finally,
after winding up the "cobWeb,s dis
covering at the end OF their Journey
rewards in the form of connical prizes.
A delicious buffet supper was served
al fresco on the lantern-hung lanai
The guests numbered all the young
people of the four garrisons.
Mrs. William Nalle entertained for
Mrs. Livingstone Watrous on Friday
AFTERNOON, giving delightful auction
party of Ave tables. The guests were
Mesdames Louie Beard, Carl Reich
mann. Livingstone Wstrons, Seth
Cook, Roger Mason, Irving Phillipson,
Walter Short, charles Meals, William
Chilly, Ralph Harrison, John Fair.
Chalmers Hall, Clarence Tinker, For
syth. Walter Pridgen, Albert White.
and the Misses Louise Brett, Harriet
Ellis and Norma Mason. The first
prize was large japanese pot cry jar,
which was won by Mrs. Carl Reich
mann; the second, a japanese print,
was won by Miss Harriet Ellis; Miss
Norma Mason won third, q Canton
china plate; and Mrs. Watrous, as
house-guest, was presented with Jap
anese wall vase of artistic design
served at a daintily decorated table,
After the play was finished tea was
served at a daintily decorated table,
with Miss Forsyth presiding over the
urn.
On Tuesday Major and Mrs. Gideon
Van Poole were dinner hosts, enter.
tanning for Captain and Mrs. Walter
Short, Lieut.. and Mrs. Joseph Daily,
Mrs. Lantry and Capt Julian Benja.
min. A basket of white flowers form
ed the eenterpiece of the prettily-ap-
pointed table.
Mrs. Van Poole is spending the 10
days of the Schofieid maneuvers with
DR. and Mrs. James Mount at their
home in Honolulu.
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Major and Mrs. Edmund Butts gave
a dinner on Wednesday for Capt. and
Mrs. William Doene, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Joseph DAILY, Lieut.. Joseph Hattie, Mrs.
Lantry and Lieutenant Milligan, who
has recently Joined the 18th from West
Point.
Mrs. William Renziehausen gave IN
auction party on Wednesday afternoon
at her quarters in the cavalry post at
Cashier Twenty ladies of the garfi.
son enjoyed a number of rubbers. play.
Ing the interesting piyoting game.