Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-16
Scl,o(ield Notes

Especial StarBuIletin Correspondence
SCHoFIELD, September 16.-ln
addition to the return from leave OF
Col. d. L. Howell and End Lieut. Rob
ert Sears, the 1st Infantry received
from the transport Logan which dock
ed late Tuesday evening, 10 new Off
GERS
As soon as a list of the newcomers
was received by Lieut. col. w. E. Aver,
a return wireless message was sent
to the transport to the effect that they
would all be cared for and would be
met in Honolulu by the officers of the
regiment The hospitable way in
which they were received has made
their entry into the regiment most
pleasant one.
Many of the officers relieved from
the 1st Infantry will not be able to
return to the mainland until November
and until that time the quarters at
Cashier will be somewhat congested.
Following is a list OF the new ar.
rivals:
Mai l.. S. Sorley and family, guests
of Lieut-col. and Mrs. w. E. Aver:
Capt. and Mrs. E. G. Ovenshine, guests
of Lieut.-col. and Mrs. Forsyth; Capt
and Mrs. p. II. McCook, guests OF
Lieut-col and Mrs. G. G. Bailey; Capt.
Jack Hayes, guest of Lieut.. and Mrs,
G. w. Harris; Capt. and Mrs. George
e. Kumpe, guests of Maj. C. Z. Tay-
man; LIST Lieut.. and Mrs Elvid Hunt,
guests OF Lieut.. and Mrs. Staley NJ.
Campbell; LIST Lieut.. and Mrs. T. H.
Lowe and family, guests Of Lieut.. and
Mrs. w e. Pridgen, LIST Lieut.. C. C.
Bankhead, guest of Capt and Mrs
E. C. Cary; LIST Lieut.. and Mrs. B.
Sneed and LIST Lieut. w. 8. Greasen,
guests of Maj j. A. Penn; 1st Lieut..
G. III. Rice and family, guests of LIST
Lieut.. and Mrs. Elmer +. Rice; LIST
Lieut. ]. X. .Simons, Jr., guest of Lieut..
and Mrs. Fred w. Pitts; LIST Lieut.. C.
III. BOnesteel, guest Of Capt. and Mrs.
]. L. Jordan; Ind Lieut.. G. ]. Con-
ser, guest of Lieut.. James A. Uho;
End Lieuts. John N! Smith, Jr, Robert
T. Snow and Frank J. Riley are tenn.
porarily residing in Capt. G. V. Pack.
er's quarters. 2Ad Lieuts. Edward c
Rose and Frank ". Schneider have
rooms at the LIST Infantry officers
mess. =s& - ri. ..... =. - 3 :
Assignment to companies and sc.
lection of quarters will take place
some time today There are at pres
ent only eight sets OF vacant quarters.
There is some uncertainty as to the
method to be used In selecting guar.
tiers but 1t Is understood that those
selecting quarters al present occupied
will be required to wait until the de,
partnre Of the present occupants be.
fore acquiring them; and until then
will have to make some temporary
arrangements E.egss-e / / IS
The officers OF the LIST Infantry due
to leave for the mainland on the No.
yember transport are as follows:
Capt. Henry M Faies, Capt. Frank C.
Burnett, LIST Lieut. Henry A. Wells,
LIST Lieut.. George w Harris, 1st Lieut..
Harry s. Malone, list Lieut.. John III
True. LIST Lieut.. Irving ]. Phillipson
Word has been received that the Octo.
Der transport win be entirely given
lover to troops returning from the
Philippines. ts..r.see... ~. SO
Officers to the 25th infantry.
Major and Mrs. Frank H. Albright
arrived on the Logan to join the 25th
and are guests of Capt. and Mrs
Charles Bates Ma. Albright viii have
conirn and of the srd battalion in place
of Maj. Gose, recently detailed as in.
spector general. Maj. Albright comes
from Washington, D. c., where he has
been attending the arrhy War college,
He his served with the 10th Infantry
before and for a great many years
and says it is like getting back home
/ Capt. George S. Steunenberg re
turns after several months illness al
the Letterman General hospital, Pre-
sidio of San Francisco.
LIST Lieut. Eugene Robinson joins
/ from the 10th Infantry and is staying
with Lieut.. w. C. Philoon. :
| Chaplain and Mrs. O.. ]. w. Scott
and two children have returned from
leave. Their Oldest son, Albert, was
left in school on the mainland.
LIST Lieut.. David G. Seagrave and Isl
Lieut.. John Lund, who were to have
larrived On the Logan to join the Isl
Field Artillery, have both resigned
from the army to take positions with
companies manufacturing ordnance
supplies. Both were until recently de
tailed captains in the Ordnance De
4 partment. -
Capt. Douglas McCaskey, 4th Caval
ry, is another officer who was expect
ed to return on the Logan. He ha.
been ordered to remain in San Fran
cisco to act as one of the judges O.
the military events at the exposition
horse show to be held next month.
LIST Lieut.. Ralph Met. Pennell, whit
is en- route to join the End Field Artil
lery at Camp Stotsenberg, P. l., wal
a visitor at Schofield Barracks yes
terday. Mrs. Pennell and children
will follow on the next transport bu
will stop at Schofield for severa
weeks as guests Of Lieut. and Mrs
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