Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-31
SCHoFIElD SOCIETY

SCH0FIELD BARRACKS, July 81.
Miss Welcome Aver was the hest
ess on Tuesday evening at jolly hop
4 supper which took place before the
LIST infantry informal hop, at Cashier.
! The is guests were seated at small
tables, attractiyely decorated, and be
tween courses the gentlemen changed
tables. Present were the Misses Lau-
ra Williams. Anne Carpenter, Ruth
Barclay, Constance Aver. Lieut. and
Mrs. Franklin Rice, Lieut.. and Mrs.
john Hinemon. Lieut.. and Mrs. Jesse
Ladd, Lieuts. James Little, Haig She.
kergian, Carl Fosnes, Eugene Fales,
Nv. V. Enyart and Mrs. Clark Fales.
Last Friday an attractive dinner
was given by DR.. and Mrs. Albert
White, who entertained for Maj. and
Mrs. Gideon Van Poole. Capt. and
Mrs. Geo. Apple and DR.. and Mrs. Jay
Whitman. Pink carnations and mai.
denhair ferns made dainty combin
alton in the centerpiece, while the
candle shades and place cards reflect
ed the pink tints. Later the party at.
tended the formal hop in the pavilion.
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Mrs. Davis, wife of Capt. Davis,
Medical corps, was the overnight
guest of Capt. and Mrs. George Apple,
| for Wednesday and Thursday, and
was the guest of honor at the dinner
given by Mrs. Apple on Wednesday
evening. The table was artistically
! decorated with a graceful arrangement
of yellow daisies and ferns, around
which covers were placed for Mrs. Da-
Wis. Capt. and Mrs Campbell King,
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Cassels and
Capt and Mrs. Ample. IS
A very pleasant and greatly enjoy
ed bridge party occurred on Wednes
day, when Mrs. Gideon Van Poole
entertained for 40 ladies of the gar
rison. A number of progressions of
the fascinating game we're played with
Mesdames Davis, Kennon, HoIcomb
and Day winning the high scores for
the afternoon. The first prize was
pair of silk boudoir candle shades, the
second was pair, of embroidered
guest towels, as was also the third. A
delicious salad course was served at
the close of the afternoon, with Mrs.
Bailey and Mrs Chitty presiding at
the tea table. Those present were
Mesdames John Wiser, L. w. v. Ken
non, Madame McCleave, William
Cruikshank, Frank Hopkins, John
O'Shea, Albert White, William Canoe
Jesse Laid, Percy Deshon, Seth Cook,
Clyde Crusan, John Fair, Franklin
Rice. Robert Donaldson, John Hatch,
Neal Wood, Sue Holcomb, Irene Far
rell, Alexander Milton Walter Ken
dali, George Bailey, Edmund Butts,
Chalmers Hall, Arthur Cassels, Geo.
Appel, Harry Wells, William Chitty,
Pelham Glassford, Nellie Carleton,
Madame Bougardier, Calender. Chas.
Everitt, Harry Malone, William Dodds,
George Gay and Clarence Day.
Mrs. William Mapes gave dinner
for 20 guests on Friday evening be-
fore the 18th Infantry hop. The party
was, seated at 4 number of small
tables each decorated with brown
wicker baskets filed with yellow and
white daisies, the yellow note being
carried out in the fluffy tulle bows
airily perched on the handles of the
baskets. Yellow silk shades on the
candles further reflected the color
scheme Present were the Misses
Hazel Harrison, Anne Carpenter,
Maj. and Mrs. Edmund Butts, Capt
and Mrs. Americas Mitchell, Capt. and
Mrs. Charles Willard, Lieut. and Mrs.
Robert Harbold, Lieut.. and Mrs DON
aid Hay, Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter
Frsnk, Lieuts. Carl Spatz and Sheldon
Wheeler, and Capt. and Mrs. Mapes.
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On Sunday evening the musical
coterie was entertained by Lieut.. and
Mrs. William Canoe. A program of
delightful selections was given, which
was followed by a delicious supper
This will be the last meeting Of the
club, as so many of the members are
to leave Hawaii in the near future,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Meals and Lieut.. and
Mrs. Waldo Potter sailing on the next |
transport, and Lieut. Samuelson hav-
ing already left for his new station on
Alcatraz. Present at this affair were |
Capt and Mrs. David Stone, Lieut..
and Mrs. Charles Meals, Lieut.. and
WIS 9dIuo EOIIeF, Lieut.. anu MIS-.
Canoe, Miss Anna. Bell Harrington and |
Miss Irene Farrell
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Mrs. George Harrison was a lunch
con hostess on Wednesday, entertain |
ing for Miss Harrison, her house-guest. /
These invited to meet her were Mes
DANES Charles Meals, David Stone.
John Hunt, Waldo Potter, Ivens Jones /
and Miss Anna Bell Harrington. The
round table presented pretty appear
ance in its decorations of pink carna-
items, shasta daisies and maidenhair
ferns with the pink note echoed in
the dainty place-cards. After luncheon
music became the order of the after
noon and the guests were delighted 1