Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-15
SCHOFIELD SOCIETY
Especial starBulletin Correspondence

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, May IA.
Mrs. Edward Carey of the LIST Infan.
try cantonment gave very much en-
joyed bridge party, followed by tea
on Saturday last, entertaining for
about 30 ladies of the five garrisons.
Six tables were placed, at which the
always popular voting game of auc.
ton was played. The highest score
was held by Mrs. Henry Fales, who
won a dainty silver bonbon dish; Mrs.
Edmund Butts, with second high
score, was given most useful Their.
mos carafe, and the consolation was
set of gold hat pins which was Civ
en- TO Mrs. Walter Pridgen. Among
those present were Mesdames John
Wiser, Robert Sears, Irving Phillip
SON, Edmund Butts, D. L. Howell,
Charles Everitt, W. p. Kendall, George
Whitsett, Jesse Ladd, Roland Gaug.
Ter, Harry Wells, Henry Fales, George
Apple, George Bailey, Clyde Crusan.
Campbell King, Rawson Warren, Will.
liam Gardenhire, Walter Pridgen,
Frank Burnett, John Fair, George Har.
ris. Harry knight, Wood, Charles Tay-
man, Brady Ruttencutter, Sumpter
Bratton, Misses Anne Carpenter, Wei
come Aver and Mrs. Waldo Aver, who
poured at the pretty tea table.
On Thursday evening Lieut.. and
MIS-. OryiIle Tyler entertained at a
dance which was given to celebrate
Mrs. Tyler's eighteenth birthday. The
attractive Cavalry Club was the scene
Of the affair and was beautiful in its
setting Of flowers and ferns. Great
vases of American Beauty roses,
clumps of white Ascencion lilies and
bunchy clusters OF chrysanthemums
stood everywhere, on table, mantels
and in the corners of the rooms, which
We're dreamily lighted with suspension
ropes OF multi-colored Japanese Ian.
terms. The Cavalry band alternated
with an orchestra of Hawaiian singing
boys, affording inspiring music for
the dancers Near the close of the
evening buffet supper was served,
and the dancing resumed afterward
and enjoyed until late hour.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Magoon. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Magoon, Mr.. Blakely McStocker, Mr..
L. Roser, Mr.. Sam Weller and Miss
Robertson from Honolulu: Mai. and
Mrs. Gideon Van Poole, Col. John Nc.
Mahon, the Misses Carrie and Esther
Mcmahon, Mr.. John McCanlay, Capt
and Mrs. Frank Hopkins, Miss Ger
trude Hopkins, Capt. Ferris, Capt.
Harry Williams, Capt. and Mrs. Roger
Mason, Lieut. Ballard Lyerly, Miss
Dorothy Forsyth, Miss Hortense
Short, Miss Norma Mason, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Richard Taylor, Lieuts. v. "
Enyart, Otis Sadtler, James Ulio, Wal
lace Philoon, Col. George Sands, Capt
and Mrs. William Gritty, Capt and
Mrs. Lucius Holbrook. Capt. and Mrs,
John 0'Shea, Miss Sue Holcomb
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Gardenhire,
Capt. and Mrs. A. James Parker, Capt
and Mrs. John Fair. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Robert Donaldson, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Alexander Milton, Capt. and Mrs Cor
don Kimball, Lieut. and Mrs. Philip
Kieffer, Capt and Mrs. John BOMB
face. Lieut. and Mrs. Roland Gaugler,
Maj. and Mrs. Ralph Harrison, Lieut.
r. c. Rodgers, Lieut.. Wallace Hail.
Lieut. and Mrs. Rawson Warren, Lieut.
Mack Carr, Lieut.. Harrison Richards,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Seth Cook and Miss
Cook
Mrs. Robert Sears was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon at delightful
auction party of five tables. A dainty
tw0course tea" followed at the close
OF the games, with Miss Hamilton
presiding at the inviting tea table, as
sisted by Mrs. Manton Mitchell and
Miss Anne Carpenter. Vases of ascen.
sion lilies and golden yellow coreop-
sis made the house fragrant, while.
pink snap-dragons on the tea table.
gave delicate color. Those who en-
joyed Mrs. Sears hospitality were
Mesdames Ralph Harrison, Henry
Fales, Manton Mitchell, Charles Ey.
eritt, Harry Wells, Frank Burnett.
Madame McCleaye, Franklin Rice,
George whitsett, Wood. Edward Ca.
rey, Clyde Crusan, Pelham Glassford,
Jesse Ladd, George Gay, Walter Prid-
gen, Percy Deshon. Campbell King,
George Bailey. George Harris, Miss
Hamilton, Miss Carpenter and Mrs.
William Aiken. Mrs Harrison was
given the first prize, with high score,
which was a Canton linen embroider-
ed tea cloth. Mrs. Fales won the sec.
ond, which was q pair of dressing Ia
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