Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-13
SCHOFIELD SOCIETY
especial star-BuIletln Correspondence

SGH0FiELD BARRACKS, Feb. II.
-0n Saturday afternoon last at the
: 18th Infantry club, delightful bridge
tea was given in hcacr OF Mrs. John
p. Wiser by hrs. Ernest Gose and
Mrs. Edmund Butts Eleven tables of
auction from which the players pre-
crossed, keeping the score in a new
and interesting method. filed the
reading room of the club. After the
five prGgressicns we're completed the
guests Were invited TO adjourn &c the
Gcse quarters for tea, during which
time the prizes were presented to the
lucky winners OF the afternoon. Mrs.
William Canoe held highest score
and to her went wicker lamp holder
OF graceful design; Mrs. Charles Ey-
eritt wen second prize, flower bas-
ket Of wicker, and Mrs. Percy Deshon
was given consolation, small fern
dish CT wicker. Mrs Wiser was
presented with the guest-of-honor
prize, a charming basket filed with
chrysanthemums The guests were
Mesdames John Wiser, Michael Len
nihan, Robert Mcdonald. Walter
Short. Chalmers Hall, Charles Everitt,
Edward Carey. Jesse Laid, John
Hunt. Robert Harbcld. Clyde Crusan,
Henry Wygant, William Names, Hen
nv Mcf'leaye, Louis McKinlay, VIII
liam Chitty. George Bailey. Harry
Wells. Albert White. Richard Taylor,
George Livingston Bake. Larry Nc
Afee, WiIlism Dcdds, John O'Shea,
Sue HcIcomb, William Canoe, Ameri-
Gus Mitchell Charles Rich. Roger Ma
sen, Percy Deshon, Pelham Glassford,
James Higgins. Charles Meals. Robert
Sears, f'larence Tinker. George Apple.
Gecrge Whitsett. Donald Hay, Robert
Donaldson, Lester Willyoung, AleXan-
der Milton, Eley benson and H. F.
Nichols.
Mrs. Charles Willard and Mrs. Will
liam Canoe We're joint hostesses on
Thursday afternoon at an enjoyable
bridge. tea. Thirteen tables were
nlaced in the reading room of the
25th Infantry club and the Diyoting
game PLAYED. The guests, after the
close OF the games, werI served with
q delicious salad course and coffee by
Mrs. Reichman and Mrs. David Stone,
who were seated at a most inviting
tea table, decorated with golden cor
eopsis and Shasta daisies Miss Anne
Reiehman assisted in serving the
guests. The first prize was a dainty
bridge tea set of embroidered cloth |
and four napkins to match. which was |
won by Mrs George Apple; the Sec |
ond was q tryptich. won by Mrs. Rich !
ard Taylcr.o the third was a very at
tractive little painting won by Mrs. |
Phillpson and the consolation. a |
dainty needle case, given to Miss
Short. The guests we're Mesdames |
John Wiser, Henry Fales, William |
Forsyth, George Bailey, Harry Wells, |
Irving Phillipson, Seth Cook, Camp |
bell King. Chalmers Hall. Henry Ian.
try. Frank Hopkins Robert Harbold, |
Pelham Glassford, Clyde Crusan, Jas.
Higgins. James Parker. Charles Ever
lit, William Dodds, Roland Gaugler,
Eiey benson. George Apple, George |
Whitsett. William Mapes, Louis Nc.
Kinlay, Roger Mason. Robert Sears, /
Sue Holcomb, John 0'Shea. John Fair. [
Larry McAfee, Ernest Gose. Edward ,
Carey, Donald Hay, John Hunt. Alex
snder Milton, Percy Deshon, Charles /
Meals, Robert Donaldson, Richard I
Taylor, William Cruikshank. Ralph !
Harrison, Americas Mitchell, Carl
Reichman. Walter Short, Henry Nc
CIeaye, William Nalle, Livingston Wa
trous. William Gardenhire. George
Nyes Ivens Jones, Waldo Potter,
George Harrison and Wood; Misses
Hopkins and Short.
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Mrs. Albert White gave an enjoy
able bridge afternoon for 40 ladies' of I
the five cantonments on Wednesday. I
The rooms were daintily decorated /
with baskets of White Shasta daisies,
pink carnations and maidenhair ferns, /
while in the tints of the candies and +
Cupid tally cards hint of st. Valen-
tine was evident After the playing
was finished Ices and coffee were
served with Mrs. %. L.. Howell presid-
ing at the coffee service and the
Misses Carpenter and Aver assisting.
The winning ladies for the afternoon
were Mesdames Deshon, whose prize
was the daintiest of pink silk petit
coats; Mrs Sears, who won second, a
silver picture frame, and Mrs. Hall,
who was given third, an embroidered
guest towel. Present were Mesdames
Campbell King, John Fair, Edward
Carey. George Bailey, George Apple.
William entity, Roger Mason, Percy
Deshcn, George Harris, Clyde Crusan.
Irving Phillipson, Charles Everitt.
William Dodds. Pelham Glassford,
Harry Wells, Henry Lantry, George
Whitsett, Louis McKinlay, Jesse Ladd,
Alexander Milton, Robert Sears, Chal-
mers Hall. William Nalle. Ralph Har.
rison,, William Forsyth, Walter Short.
Americas Mitchell. John Hunt, Donald
Hay, Robert Harbold, Clarence Tink-
er, Richard Taylor. William Mapes,
Lester WilIYnung. Elmer Rice. Gideon !