Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-25
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SCHOEIELD SOCIETY

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOF1ELD BARRACKS, June "a
Lieut.. and AIRS. Charles Naylor were
the guests Of honor at the delightful
buffet supper given by Lieut. and Mrs
harold Naylor on Wednesday evening
before the mounted service hop Those
invited TO meet them were Capt. and
AIRS John Fair, Maj. Ralph Harrison,
Lieut. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow. Lie IT,
and Mrs. William Gardenhire, Lieut..
and Mrs. Rawson Warren, Mr.. John
McCaulay, and Colonel and Mrs. VII
liam Forsyth.
The week has been crowded with
social affairs Of delightful nature. but
foremost among them tn point OF
charm was the attractive buffet lunch
con given by Col and Mrs. l.. w v.
Kennon on Tuesday in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Dean &. Worcester. A large
number Of service people stationed at.
Sch0field reaewed- acquaintance with
Mr.. Worcester which was formed in
the Philippines during the early days
OF the civil government The Kennon
quarters presented lovely and hos
pitable aspect; bowls Of fragrant
sweet peas stood on tables and man
tells, while hanging baskets OF ferns
foruled a daintily cool background.
Mrs. Americas Mitchell, at the flower
wreathed pnuch bowl, ably assisted by
Miss Anne Carpenter, gracionsly pre-
sided over the colonelis popular brew
Mrs. Gose and Mrs. Bailey served in
the dining room at the luncheon table
loaded with good things to eat Here
baskets of yellow and white daisies
and ferns formed the decorations In
the receiving line Mrs. Kennon pre-.
scented the guests to Mr.. and Mrs.
Worcester and Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Those present were Gen. and Mrs.
John Wiser, Col Carl Reichmann, Col |
and Mrs. Waldo Aver, Mai Ralph Har.
rison, Col. George Sands, Col. S, ID |
Sturgis. Mrs. ID. L. Howell, Capt. and
Mrs. Charles Willard, Capt Marshall
Childs, Mrs. Clyde Crusan, Mai and
Mrs. Gose, Maj. and Mrs. George Bal.
ley, Miss Stella Mayer, Miss Anne Car
penter, Capt. George de Grasse Catlin, |
Capt. and Mrs. Americas Mitchell, |
Maj. Julius Penn, Capt and Mrs. !
Campbell King, Lieut.. and Mrs Irving
Phillipson, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jerome
Pillow. Lieut.. and Mrs. James Hig-
gins, Lieut.. and Mrs. Carey Crockett,
Lieut.. and Mrs. John HinemCa, Lieut.. /
and Mrs. George Gay, Miss Gertrude
Hopkins. Miss Welcome Aver, Miss
Nellie Carleton. Capt and Mrs. Frank |
Hopkins, Capt. and Mrs Pelham Glass |
ford, Capt. Bates, Lieut. and Mrs |
Robert harbold, Lieut.. Charles Meals, /
Lieut.. Livingston Watrous, Capt and |
Mrs. James Parker, Maj. and Mrs. Ed
mund QUITS, Capt. and MIS-. William
Chitty and Mai. and Mrs. Gideon Van |
Poole and Lieut.. and Mrs. Waldo Pot.
ter.
Mrs. William Doane, who will leavR
for the coast on the July transport,
was the honor. guest at the beautifully
appointed luncheon given by Mrs.
David stone on Saturday last The
color scheme used for the tables was
corn-hower blue and was exquisitely
carried out in the graceful clusters
oil corn-fowers and maiden-hair ferns
that were the center-pieces.thr
the blue and white embroidered doll
les to the place cards, and even to
the mints, which were most cerulian
shade of blue. the whole effect being
daintiness ITSELF After a luncheon of /
numerous courses each one more in