Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-05
SCHOFIELD SOCIETY
Especial star-Bulletin Correspondence

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFTEI4D BARRACKS, June A.
The 4th Cavalry Club gave their reg
ular monthly hop on Thursday eve
ming with quite a large number of
guests present. Capt. and Mrs. John
Fair entertained for about 40 friends
on that evening, giving a most en-
joyable hop supper. Small tables, at
each of which we're seated four guests,
were prettily decorated with vases of
yellow flowers, yellow crystal candle
sticks and shades, and dainty place
cards, ornamented with yellow flow
ers. At the end of every course the
two gentlemen at each table changed
to the next one, thus bringing about
a delightful mingling of the supper
party. Present were Col and Mrs.
William Forsyth, Maj. William and
Mrs. Cruikshank, Mai. and Mrs. John
O'Shea, Miss Sue Holcomb, Capt. and
Mrs. James Parker, Capt. and Mrs.
Lucius Holbrook, Lieut.. and Mrs Will
liam Gardenhire, Lieut. and Mrs. Louis
McKinlay. Mrs. Pelham Glassford,
Lieut. and Mrs Alexander Milton,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Roland Gaugler, Capt
and Mrs Gordon Kimball. Capt. and
MRS. tIeofge Appfe, capt. and Mrs.
Sherrard Coleman, Mr. McCaulay,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Naylor, Lieut..
and Mrs. Orville Tyler, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Seth Cook, Capt. and Mrs. Frank Bur
nett. Capt and Mrs. Campbell King.
Col and Mrs w. P. Kendall were
dinner hosts on Thursday, entertain.
ing for IL. A dainty arrangement of
pale pink carnations and cadena de-
amour filled a low bowl in the center
of the table, whose pink note was re-
Elected in the other appointments.
Covers were placed for Gen. and Mrs
John p. Wiser, Maj. and Mrs. Gideon
Van Poole, Col. s. d. Sturgis, Mrs.
John Boniface, DR.. Leo Mudd, Madame
Beauregard, Major Julius Penn, Capt.
Harry Williams and Col and Mrs.
Kendall.
Mrs. William Gardenhire gave a two
table bridge luncheon on Thursday.
After a delicious luncheon the pivot
ing game was in order, and pleas
ant afternoon enjoyed. The holders
Of the high scores at the several tables
we're Mrs. Pillow and Mrs. Willard,
with Mrs. McCaskey and Mrs. Fechet
with lowest scores. Attractive sewing
baskets were awarded to the first two
ladies and the consultations were sets
of Japanese doilies. The ladies pres
ent were Mesdames Douglas McCas-
key, James Fechet, Harold Naylor, Je.
rome Pillow, William Cruickshank,
Frank Burnett and Charles Willard
The luncheon table was daintily deco
rated with bowls OF red and white
phlox .~:
Mrs. Edmund Butts was also a
bridge hostess on Thursday entertain.
ing in honor of Mrs. William Borland
and Mrs Kate Fullerton. house-guests
Of Mrs. Clyde Crusan, and Miss Cora
Upton, guest of Mrs. Donald Hay. Two
tables were placed for the always de-
lightful games, the players pivoting
after each rubber. Mrs. Crusan and
Mrs. Mitchell won the prizes for high
est scores which were sets of dainty
Japanese figurines holding dinner.
cards. The guests we're Mesdames
Borland. Fullerton, Miss Upton, Mes
danes Clyde Crusan, Donald Hay,
Americas Mitchell, Robert Harbold
and Stanley Sinclair.
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Mrs. Donald Hay entertained on
Tuesday in honor of Miss Cora Lip
ton by giving a Unreliable auction
party. Those present were Mesdames
L. W. " Kennon, Earnest Gose, Ed
mund Butts. Madame McCleaye, Carl
Ballinger. Richard Taylor, William
Mapes, Charles Rich, Walter Frank,
Smith and Miss Upton. The prizes
were Japanese umbrellas. which were
won by Mrs. Gose and Miss Upton.
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Gen. and Mrs. Carter were over
night guests of Lieut.. and Mrs. Pillow, |
motoring out from town in time for
dinner and the hop in the Cavalry Club.
Capt and Mrs. c. R. Day and Capt.
and Mrs William Gritty were also din
ner-guests of the Pillows on this occa-
sion. q, ss..e
The moonlight hop given at the Ha-
leiwa hotel on Saturday evening was
a most enjoyable occasion, an unusual
ly large number of service people
out from town. and from
Schofield The long lanai was filled
with tables for the dinner guests, who
later enjoyed the dancing to the music
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