Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-30

The small guests enjoyed many of the
ld-fashioned games pertinent only to
Halloween and later delicious and
highly appreciated ice cream and
cake" On the party table forming
the centerpiece was huge yellow
pumpkin, from which radiated orange
ribbons to each .child's place. upon
drawing their ribbons a toy appeared.
oceasioning much delight. Pinning
the stem to the pumpkin was popn-
lar game with Pelham Glassford's
stem nearest the spot where stems be-
long, and the young winner was pre-.
scented with a fascinating picture
book. Elizabeth Glassford found the
handkerchief after an excellent hunt
and was given toy as her prize
The party was composed of Valerie
Chitty, Elizabeth Martin, Peggy
o'Shea, Harold Browning, Allen Day,
Guy, Elizabeth Pelham, Dorothy Glass
ford and Bonnie, Janice and Herbert
Edger.
Mrs. Americas Mitchell entertained
in a charming manner at a bridge
luncheon on Thursday which was CIV
en- in honor of Mrs Jack Hayes, who
has recently joined the LIST Infantry.
Invited to meet her were Mesdames
John Wiser, L. w. " Kennon,
Charles Wyman, Livingston Watrous,
Rawson Warren, Louis McKinlay and
Pelham Glassford Red hibiscus in a
graceful cluster arrangement was
used as decorations with little Japa-
nese figurings in bright colored XII
monos holding the place cards. After
luncheon two tables for bridge were
formed and the high scores won by
Mrs. l.. W. V. Kennon and Mrs. Liys
ingston Watrous, who were given at.
tractive Japanese ware baskets as
prizes. A fragrant corsage bouquet
of yiolets was presented to the guest
of honor.
Mrs. Ethel Richardson, who is the
house-guest of Lieut. and Mrs. George
Gay, was the motif of the attractive
dinner of twenty-five covers given by
Col. and Mrs. Frank Keefer on Tues
day evening. The decorations were
carried out in yellow, marguerites of
that color and Jack-'o-lantern candle
shades making an effective combina-
ton. The guests included Mrs. Rich
ardson, General and Mrs. John Wiser,
Col. and Mrs. L. w. v. Kennon, Col.
Julius Penn, Capt. and Mrs. Jay
Whitman, Capt. Leo Mudd, Capt. s. s.
Creighton, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Haus-
er, Miss Margaret Fealy, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Joseph DAILY, Mrs. Henry Lantry,
Miss Dorothy Trout who is visiting at
Fort Shatter, and Lieuts. Frank Riley.
Edward McCleave, Snow and Gonser.
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Major William s. Guignard was host
at one affair which was greatly en-
joyed, Captain and Mrs. Charles Lloyd,
newcomers in the list Field, being the
guests of honor. The color scheme
of the charmingly arranged dinner Ia
BILE was carried out entirely in white,
a bowl of white carnations and ferns
making the centerpiece which was the
center of a group of four white shaded
candelabra Covers were placed for
Captain and Mrs. Charles Lloyd. Lieut..
Freeman and Commander Boyd of the
Maryland, Captain and Mrs. Arthur
Cassels, Capt. and Mrs. Pelham Glass
ford, Captain Harry Williams and Ma:
jor Guignard.
On Wednesday afternoon after the
dedication of the Carter library, de.
lightful reception and tea was given
by the LIST Infantry Club in honor of
General William Carter which took
place in the club rooms and pavilion.
Purple asters and white Shasta dais.
les were used effectively in deeorat-
ing the hospitable club rooms. In the
dining room at an inviting tea table
Mrs. d. L. Howell presided, assisted
by Mrs. Clyde Crusan, the wife of the
rewly-appointed adjutant of the LIST
Infantry. During the afternoon a
great many people of the garrison
were present enjoying the hospitable
occasion.
On Friday the regular bi-monthly
hop took place in the 25th Infantry
Club with a large number pres.
ent Mrs. William Canoe gave din
ner before this hop in honor of Miss
Edith Patton Those invited to meet
her were the Misses Ann Carpenter,
Elizabeth Sears, Irene Farrell, Lieut..
and Mrs. George Gay, Mrs. Ethel
Richardson, Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Capt.
and Mrs. Joseph Janda and Lieuts.
Wallace Hall, 1yens Jones, James
Ulio, William Dorman, Harold Hunt.