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Progressive Dinner.
A jolly party OF the young Punahou
Academy Students Sfe enj09ilg Hpro-
.gressiye-, dime sfhiss evening. About
six of the young folks have sed
for the courses and one win have the
Country Club for a dance afterwards.
The affair Is planned in this way.
Cocktail, Lorrin Thurston; soup. Mil
dred Chaplin; fish, Clemence Clifford;
meat, Mildred Bromwell; salad, Mar
garet Hawk; dessert, Jeremiah
Smith, and the Country Cub is ar
ranged for By Arthur Brown. The
party will motor from house 20 house
and an enjoyable time is expected.
Progressive dinners have been re-
viyed, having been in vogue about ten
years ago. The younger people, how
ever, have taken itNup and one Is given
about once in two weeks,
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Mrs. Robert Mccleave's
Auction Party.
Mrs. Robert McCleave OF Fort Shat.
ter was hostess at most delightful
auction party on Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Ira Fredendall and
Miss Katherine Judge, both guests in
the post
Assisting Mrs. McCleayes were Mrs.
]. Bell and Mrs f. Cook Among the
guests were Mrs. F. H. French, Mrs.
B. W. Atkinson, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs,
NJ j Lehman, Mrs. c. Lincoln. Mrs
} Bell, Mrs Paul Malone, Mrs Jamer-
son, Miss Judge, Mrs ira Fredendall,
Mrs. Lloyd Fredendall, Mrs. II. Pres
ton. Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. Richardson,
Mrs. F. Cook. Mrs. J. Cooke, Miss
Gambol, Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Sloan, Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. L. Mathews.
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San Francisco Modistc at PIeasanton
Janet NJ. Holt, well known modiste
and designer from San Francisco. is
at the Pleasanton on a vacation. and
will accept appointments to design
and make q limited number of gowns
and wraps during her stay.-Adv.
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Ray Gibson RietoW Celebrates His
Second Birthday.
Young Ray Gibson Rietow, older
con of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baker RE
#NOiNRloSCu nl6 6CCOuu
yesterday afternoon with delightful
party, inviting his friends to attend.
From 3 to 5" the invitations read,
but the children were having such a
good time that the prty was prolong-
ed an hour. The house was prettily
decorated with vases of dainty flowers
set here and there and long table
in the center of the room was set with
all sorts of daintiesy and bonbons
were opened with great deal of en-
thusiasm. Among some of the little
folks who were invited to attend with
their E.others we're Mrs Lewis Under
wood and May, Mrs. James Guild and
Edith. Mrs. A. B. ingalls, and 1olani,
Mrs. H. Berger and Lehua, Mrs. ]. r.
NJ. MacEean and Jessie, Mrs. William
c. Mccoy and Eleanor, Mrs. Bush and
Willard, Mrs. Brown and Lila, Mrs.
F. d. Chandler and Dorrane, Mrs. Ted
Tracy and Jane, Mrs. L. Warren and
Vance, Mrs. Ted Melanphy and Peggy,
Mrs. Reynold McGrew and child, Mrs
William Gaynor and Mary, Mrs. A. c
O. Linneman and Ir-na, Mrs. Paul o.
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| the high score, beautiful cloisonpe
vase. Mrs Bell carried on the next
high honor and was awarded six hand.
some Haviland Lmoge bread and but
ter plates. The guests of honor were
presented with small cloisonne vases.
Miss Halioran and Mrs. Fredendall,
Jr., tied for the BOBBY prize. and after
cutting Miss ,Halloran came out vic.
tor. The prize was Q cup and saucer
of dainty pattern. Delicious refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Mrs. l. L. Fredendall, Miss
Judges Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Bell, Mrs,
Lenihan, Mrs. Jamerson. Mrs. F. A.
Cook, Miss Halloran. Mrs. Lloyd Ere
dendall, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. Preston,
Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Parker and
Mrs. Knowles
Mrs. Clement Il. Wright entertained
at bridge on Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. J. C. Kay, who departed
for station at Fort Rosecrans on the
eastbound transport. The highest
score was made by Mrs. Malone, who
was rewarded with beautiful tea
second prize, pretty pair Of en-
broidered oriental slippers. Mrs. Kay
was presented with the guest prize,
also a dainty pair of slippers. Deli
cious refreshments were served and
many of the ladies of the post not
playing came in for tea.
e
/ Lieut.. Robert G.. Calder was one OF
the departing passengers on the trans
port for the mainland. Lieut.. Calder
will spend few days at the Panama
exposition and will then journey on to
st. Paul, where in the early days of
June he will wed Miss Maud Martin
of that city. Miss Martin lived in
Hcnolulu for year or more and has
q host of friends here to welcome her
back as bride. z.,.s.
Capt and Mrs Jamerson entertain
ed on Monday evening with supper
for Col. and Mrs. Smith. Other
guests were Miss Judge of Salt Lake
City, Mai. Williams, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Richardson and Lieut. Campanole.
After supper the party adjourned to
the governors reception and dance at
the National Guard Armory given in
honor of the congressional party.
Mai. Warren T. Hannum of the
Corps of Engineers will be greatly
missed from the little informal gath
erings in the cantonment in the fu-
ture, as Maj. Hannum has been or
dered to take up his abode in the city
of Honolulu and has chosen Manoa
valley as his place of residence until
the early part of August when he is
due to return to the mainland.
The many friends of Mrs. Cooke
will be glad to hear of her almost
miraculous recovery from very Sc
rious operation. She is rapidly re-
covering and after spending a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gamble of Honolulu, she will return
to the post and take her place in the
social affairs.
Miss Carpenter OF Schofield Bar
racks has been the house-guest OF
Maj. and Mrs. Lenihan for the past
few days. Miss Carpenter assisted
in the preparations for the Greene.
Lehman wedding. &
Col and Mrs. Atkinson entertained,
at dinner on Tuesday evening ter Col
and Airs. E. ". Smith. After the din
ner the party attended the wedding
nuptials. 49,. -.
Col Reynolds of the department
hospital is making a tour or the
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ments in white and yellow we're very
attractive. Smaller gilt baskets at
each cover held the almonds and bon.
bons, while yellow shades on the can.
dies and yellow name cards further
carried out the color scheme.
Lieut. and Mrs. Alexander Milton
entertained with a luffet supper on
Thursday evening before the Caviar.
hop. Five small tables decorated in
yellow w.re used to serve the party,
the men Progressing between courses
Present were the Misses Carrie and
Esther Mcmahon, Capt Ferris, Capt
and Mrs. James Parker, Capt. and Mrs
Douglas McCaskey, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Rawson Warren, Lieut.. and Mrs. Seth
Cook, Miss Cook, Lieut.. and Mrs. Je.
rome Pillow, Mr.. McCaulay, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Orville Tyler and Lieut.. Rodgers.
Later the party went to the hop.
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Mrs. Jerome Pillow entertained on
Thursday, giving a bridge luncheon Of
four tables. Vases of pink carnations
and Shasta daisies. ornamented the
tables. Present were Mesdames James
Higgin, william Cruikshank, Rawson
Warren, Roger Mason, Percy Deshon,
Seth Cook, Miss Cook, Livingston Wa
trous, Harold Eaylor. Russell Maxwell,
Charles Willard. Irving Phillipson.
John Boniface and the Misses Esther
and Carrie Mcmahon. At the bridge
later the prizes were won by Mrs
cruikshank, Deshon and willard.
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Wednesday evening an attractive
dinner was given in the upper Artil-
lery cantonment with Maj. and Mrs
William Cruikshank as hosts. Red
and green were used for decoration
of a prettily appointed table, red
Transvaal daisies and ferns forming
an effective center-piece, with red
shaded lights further enhancing the
color note. Present were Capt and
Mrs. Frank Burnett, Capt Grosyenol
Townsend, Lieut.. and Mrs. William
Maj and Mrs. Cruikshank.
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Col and Mrs. Waldo Aver enter
tanned at dinner charmingly on Friday
evening for ten. A graceful arrange
ment Of pink snapdragons and ferns
formed the center-piece of daintily
appointed table. Covers were placed
for Chaplain and Mrs William Aiken,
Capt and Mrs. Clyde Crusan, Mrs.
George Whitsett, Maj. Julius Penn,
Mrs. Henry Fales. Capt. Jordan and
Col. and Mrs. Aver.
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A number of Schofield people de-
parted for the coast on the transport
sailing Wednesday: Capt and Mrs
Chalmers Hall with SON and daughter
go on a two months leave, which they
plan to spend at the expositions in San
Francisco and San Diego Lieut.. and
Mrs. Harry Flint win be in San Fran
cisco also, Lieut.. Flint having been
sent for treatment to the Letterman
hospital -, H..
AZ. - >:- -.
Capt and Mrs. William Mapes en-.
tertained at dinner on Friday for Mai.
and Mrs Ernest GOsn ioYlf ond Mro
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&.
Mrs. Ida Phillips of Honolulu il
here to visit. her mother. Mrs. Harriet
Allen and sister, Mrs. Sarah Parsons
-Walla Walla, Wash. Union.
Colonel Charles BromwelI left last
WednesdaY evening for a trip through
the islands with the congressional
party. He win return with them one
week from today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Ginaca have
been heard from in Los Angeles,
where they have been visiting for the
last two weeks. They expect to be
home in about month.
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Capt. and Mrs. John r. Thomas left
ON the transport last Wednesday for
the mainland. During their stay here
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas have enter
tanned and been entertained extern.
sively. Their many friends were at
the dock 10 wish them bon voyage as
the boat broke from her moorings.
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With the warmer weather the young
girls are taking up the habit at early
walks TO the beach for bath and
breakfast. The parties start as early
as fiye-thirty O'Clock and are IN the
water by haf-past six The water is
as delightfully."- warm as can be Inn
agined and the early swim is inyigor-
ating This has always been the
summer fad and breakfast parties are
quite enjoyable.
- - -
Mrs. ]. A. Gilman will return to
Honolulu ON Tuesday on the Matsonia
after a stay in Berkeley for some
months. Mrs. Gilman will probably
resume her post as chaperone of the
woman's auxiliary of the Outrigger
Canoe Club, where she is very much
loved During her absence Mrs. VIII
A. Wall, secretary of the club, has
been in charge Mrs. Wall has made
one of the best chaperones the club
has ever had. Mrs Pierre Jones. for.
mer chaperone of the club, Is still In
San Francisco with her daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Lyon, where she will stay for
an indefinite period of time. Mrs.
Jones has many friends here who miss
her and viii welcome the return to
her native home when she finally de-
cides to leave the coast.
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Schmidt with Elsa and Pauline, Mrs.
Aston and Paul. Mrs Whitmofe and
Tyla. Mrs. Jack Guard and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. L. E. Davis and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Rietow was assisted BY her
sister, Miss Ynez Gibson. Miss Mildred
Chaplin. Miss Sybil Carter, Miss Alma
Farkuson.
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Especial star-B ulietin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS. May 81
Gen. and Mrs. John Wiser entertained
on wednesday for the visiting congress
sional party, giving a greatly enjoyed
luncheon which took place before the
brigade review. Ths guests. inclnd
Ing the congressional party and friends
from the post invited to meet them
numbered about 200. Long tables were
set in the attractive living rooms ol
Gen. Wisser's quarters. at which q
number Of ladies Of the post presided
assisting Mrs. Wiser In dispensing
gracious hospitality. Among the serv-
ice people present were Gen. and Mrs
Carter, Col. and Mrs. d. l.. Howell
Col. SD. Sturgis. Maj and Mrs. vii.
liam Cruikshank, the Misses Carrie
and Esther Mcmahon, Col. and Mrs
Carl Reichmann, Col. and Mrs. William
Forsyth, Mrs. Ernest Gose. Mrs. Hen.
~ Lantry, Mrs. Joseph DAILY, Mrs
George Apple, Miss Dorothy Forsyth
Lieut.. James Ulio, Lieut. Baker, Lieut..
and Mrs. Richard Kimbal and Lieut..
and Mrs Carey Crockett
After luncheon Gen. Carter made a
short speech, In which he spoke of
the excellent service OF the troops in
his command, and of the many needs
Of those stationed at Schofield Bar.
racks. Carriages were provided later
In which the guests were taken to the
reviewing grounds, where after the
congressional salute OF eighteen guns
the entire command was paraded In
honor Of the DISTINGUISHED guests.
-
Mrs Roland Gaugler entertained on
Tuesday afternoon with an auction
bridge party of eight tables Progress
siye auctio nwas played for i've rounds
and afterward q delicious twoccurse
tea was enjoyed The flrst prize vas
won By Mrs. Charles Everitt with nigh
score for the afternoon, and was a
dainty cream and sugar set In sorystal
and silver: the second prize was cut
glass bOn-bon dish OF abrasive shape,
which Was won by Miss Walker. Mrs
Jerome Pillow won the third prize, a
grac6fGl pottery vase of artistic de-
sign and the consolation was won by
Mrs. Manton Mitchell and was a dres-
den china b0nsb0n basket Those pres.
emit were Mesdames Ralph Harrison
Franklin Rice. Phillip Kieffer, Percy
Desh0n, Roger Mason, Henry Lantry.
william Gardenhire, Chalmers Hall,
Pelham Glassford, Alexander Milton.
George Whitsett, Campbell King,
Frank Hopkins, Manton Mitchell. VIII
liam Chitty. Charles Eyeritt, Edward
Carey, Jesse Ladd. James Parker, Seth
Cook. Walter Short, Rawson Warren,
Miller, 0'Shea and the Misses Ger
frude Hopkins, Louise Coleman, Wal.
ker, Cook and Holcomb.
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islands with the congressional party
and will be absent for several days.
....-= -
Mrs. j. r. D. Matheson and her
young son have returned to- the can
torment from the department. hospital.
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tractiyely decorated IN yellow flowers
and shaded candles were used at which
the guests were seated. Between
courses the gentlemen. progressed, q
feature adding to the enjoyment Of the
evening. The guests of honor were
Senator 0verman, the Misses Over.
man, Mildred Gordon, Nolan and
Pou. Those invited to meet them
were Capt. and Mrs. John O'Shea, Miss
Sue Holcomb, Capt. and Mrs. William
Chitty, Capt. and Mrs. Chalmers Hall,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow. Lieut.
and Mrs. Alexander Milton, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Percy Deshon, Lieut. and Mrs.
Walter Pridgen, Lieut.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Donaldson, DR.. Johnston, the Miss.
es Dorothy Forsyth and Hortense
Short, Lieuts. v. v. Enyart, James
Ulio, Guy Chapman, Mr.. McCaulay and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Russell Maxwell and
Mrs. Miller.
On Friday of last week Lieut.. and
Mrs. Harry Malone entertained with a
buffet supper before the full dress hop
in the 1st Infantry pavilion. Small
tables were set throughout the attrac-
tive living rooms Of the Malone quar-
tiers. sweet peas and ferns In tiny
baskets tied with fluffy bows Of green
tulle ornamented each table. Present
were Capt and Mrs. Edward Carey.
Capt. and Mrs. Clyde Crusan, Mrs
George Whitsett, Capt. Gouverneur,
Packer, Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter Prid
gen, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jesse Ladd, Chap
lain and Mrs. William Aiken, Miss
Anne Carpenter, Lieut.. and Mrs. Sta,
ley Campbell, DIR. and Mrs. Wood, Mrs.
Bailey, Lieut.. and Mrs. Sumpter Brat.
ton. Lieut.. and Mrs. Manton Mitchell,
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Everftt, Miss
Welcome Aver. Miss Stella Mayer,
Lieut. and Mrs. Luther James, Maj. and
Mrs George Bailey, Capt Joseph Jan.
da, Lieut. and Mrs. True, Lieuts
James Ulio. Otis Sadtler, Whitley and
Lieut. and Mrs Harry Wells.
Capt. and Mrs. David Stone enter.
tanned on Friday evening, giving a
delightful buffet supper previous to
the hop in the 18th Infantry club. The
decorations on each of the small Ia
bles used to serve the guests were
pink carnations and sprays OF maiden.
hair ferns, and crystal candlesticks
with pink shades. Present were Capt
and Mrs. William Browning, Capt. and
Mrs. Campbell King, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Jerome Pillow, Capt and Mrs. Doug.
las McCaskey, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ivens
Jones, Lieut.. and Mrs William Dodds,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Irving Phillipson,
Lieut.. Walter Robertson, Capt Joseph
Janda and Capt and Mrs. William
Chitty.
Capt. and Mrs. Americas Mitchell
gave dinner on Friday entertaining
for Gen. and Mrs. John p. Wiser,
Mai. and Mrs. Gideon Van Poole, Maj.
and Mrs. George Bailey. Capt and Mrs.
John Boniface. Capt. George de Grasse
Catlin, and Lieut. Baker. Yellow core.
opsis and white Shasta daisies in a
afrr1 I'll =. ~
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A most delightful affair was the
elaborate dinner Of twelve courses
which was given on Tuesday evening
IN honor of some OF the visiting con.
gr6ss'ohAl party by Lieut. and Mr.
Roland Gaugler, Ten small tables al
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Capt and Mrs. William Mapes en-.
tertained at dinner on Friday for Mai.
and Mrs. Ernest Gose, Lieut.. and Mrs.
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Julia Dow
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Mrs. RI
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:. Col and Mrs. Atkinson entertained
at dinner on Tuesday evening ter Col
and Airs. E. w. Smith. After the din
sner the party attended the wedding
nuptials m ....s. -. -.-
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: Col Reynolds of the department
hospital is making tour or the
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Miss Carpenter Of Schofield Bar,
racks has been, the house-guest OF
Maj. and Mrs Lenihan for the past
few days. Miss Carpenter assisted
in the preparations for the Greene
Lehman wedding. ~
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5rau Seorse Geiser. 9arrb 0sissr.
Wallace Geiger, Seorge Geieer. 9sls
En- Grace geig.r.
- Die gelepue aomtburei Der ct.
Gnicnius>Riiter bat foleenbe Beamten
erpGblt: geiitlider sgeratber: Msp. 3.
aebpe; prdf.: Jocob 2if9; /. @iaes
prGf.: Jreb. Webrmeber; 2, 8ises
prdf.: @m. 8nrblemau; prot. unb
a0rrefp. Getretdr: George 9arbIes
man; syinans Sefrstdr 2ouis 8. R.
Rub; S4abmeifter: Otto aimmi9;
Sruitees: Mtaiam BdrbIemann unb
@iaiam 8. lleberi&lag.
- Die Snitauation Der nsusripdDls
ten Dffisisre ber ct. ScbanHsssRits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-30

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