Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-20
ScH0FIELD SOCIETY


SCHoFlELD BARRACKS. Nov. 10.
--In honor Of her guests, Mrs, Pillow
and Mrs. Heatherington, Mrs. Jerome
Pillow entertained most charmingly on
Tuesday with o'clock tea, to which
we're invited q large number OF the
ladies Of the garrison. The Pillows
attractive quarters were decorated for
the occasion with q profusion OF cut
flowers, American Beauty roses pre-
dominating. In the dining-room. Mrs.
John Wiser poured tea and Mrs. Ly-
man kennon served chocolate at a ia
BE lovely I'm fits decorations of rose
pink. Here q large basket OF Ameri-
can Beauties graced the center, while
~ the corners were placed candelabra
with rose shades. Mrs. Clarence Day
and Mrs. Louis McKinlay presided
over the inviting punch table. Among
those invited to meet the guests OF
honor were Mesdames John r. Gull
foyle, w. w. Forsyth, John O'Shea,
Guy H. Preston, Walter C. Short, Ca
rey /. Crockett. Lucius r. Holbrook,
William ID. Chitty, John J. Boniface,
John !. Fair,i Sherrard Coleman. James
y. Fechet, Christian BRAND, Gordon
n. kimball, William B. Renziehausen,
William c. qardenhire, Chalmers Hail,
sebrine c. Megiil. Leonard w. Prunty,
Charles ]. Naylor Rawson Warren.
Seth w. Cook. Oryille N. Tyler, Alex.
ahder NJ. Milton. Robert M. Cheney,
Earnest g. cnllum, Robert T. Donaid.
son, Phillip J. Kieffer, Harry A. Flint,
William Male, Roland L. Gaugler,
George r. Calender. ID. L. Howell,
Howell Clinton, Waldo E. Aver, Ed
ward c. Carey. Campbell King, Clyde
3. Crusan, staley A. Campbell, Elvid
Hunt, Waltef e. Pridgeon. Charles H.
Rice, John W. Reardan, Wilson, Rob-
ert Sears. Miss Elizabeth Sears, Miss
Sue Holcomb Mesdames John Hinem-
On. Massey. Lewis s. Sorley, George E.
Humpe, EneIebert Ovenshine, George
G. Bailey. Frank r. Keefer, Albert
White. Benjamin J. Edger, Jay Whit.
ham. Arthur p. Cassels, Roger o. Ma
SOM G. o. ellis, William T. Brown.
Inc. Pelham d. Glassford, Louis H.
Uckinlay, William Dobbs, William
.cCleaye, Madame McCleave. George
y. Gay. Ethel Richardson, Joseph O..
DAILY, Henri Lantry. Percy Deshon.
vernon A. Caldwell. Edmund l. Butts.
frank H. Albright Harris. John E.
Hunt. Miss Margaret Church, Charles
Y. Willard, George Steunenberg. Rob.
ert p, HarbQ6. James e. Clancy, Miss
Mays, Howbll NJ. Estes. Robert H.
pnnner and. AIiss Grace Cook.
II
A very delightful social affair was
ne auction bridge party given by
MIS-. John ~ Boniface on Thursday
afternoon ID honor OF Mrs. John p.
Wiser. The large reading-room Of
me Mounted Service Club was used for
the occasion and very attractive t.
looked with the addition Of warmly
hued rugs and hangings. Quantities
Of chrysantnemuns, both the golden
yellow and the lovely pink shades.
were used effectively in vases on Ia
bles IN the room and on the lanais.
The tally cards. appropriate TO the
season, represented Thanksgiving tur-
keys, and hung above the folding
doors was large frieze Of that pleas
ant bird. Mrs. Boniface received her
guests with Mrs. Wiser. who later
was presented with beautiful arm
bouquet Of yellow chrysanthemums
IS souvenir OF the occasion Many
tables we're placed through the large
room at which the always interesting
game of progressive auction was en-
joyed for I'VE changes. Afterwards
delicious ices and cakes and coffee
were served. The three high scores
we're held by Mesdames John Hunt.
Edmund Butts and Seth Cook. who