Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-22
SCHoFIELD SOCIETY

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondencel
SCH9FIELD. May Miss Mar
garet Fealy and Chaplain Fealy enter,
tanned on Sunday with a delightful
luncheon which was given in honor
OF Commander Raby OF the Maryland
who was an overnight guest in the
post. staying with Captain Harry Viii
liams. Sweet peas afforded a dainty
centerpiece for the prettily appointed
table at which seven covers were
!. placed for Commander Raby. Colonel
S. D. StHrgis. Captain Harry Williams,
Captain and Mrs. Pelham Glassford
and the hosts.
/ Mrs. George p. Whitsett was the
guest Of honor at the dinner given by
! Capt and Mrs. Pelham Glassford ON
Wednesday evening. The affair was
by way Of farewell. as Mrs. Whitsett
sails for San Francisco next Wednes-
day on the Mongolia, after a visit
OF some months. During her stay in
Schofeld, where she has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Clyde CFusan,
and her niece, Mrs. Joseph Daily, Mrs.
Whitsett has made many warm friends
who regret sincerely her imminent
departure for the homeland. Other
guests at dinner were Mrs Henry
Lantry, Maj. William Guignard, Lieut..
and Mrs. Joseph Daily and Capt
George de Grasse Catlin. Red was
chosen for the color scheme of the
table decorations. and was carried
out in all the appointments. A glass
basket overlooking with deep crimson
phlox formed the centerpiece, while
red shades on the glass candlesticks
and red tulle bows on the handles OF
the tiny suit cases which held the
bonbCns, echoed the crimson of the
flowers.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Sears of the
LIST Infantry entertained on Tuesday
night, giving large supper party in
honor of their house guest, Miss Myr-
tie Smith. The house was beautifully
decorated with masses Of purple as
tiers and pure white ascension lilies
which formed lovely background for
the delicate gowns of the ladies. Those
present were Lieut.. and Mrs Walter
Pridgen, Lieut. and Mrs. Sumter Brat
ton, Lieut.. and Mrs. Ely benson, Lieut..
and Mrs. George Harrison, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Manton Mitchell, DIR. and Mrs.
Neal Wood, Lieut. and Mrs. Harry Ma
lone, Capt. George de Grasse Catlin,
Capt. Gouverneur Packer, Lieut.. Leo
Samuelson, Lieuts. Wallace Hall and
Wallace Philoon, and the Misses Con-
stance and Welcome Aver, R. Barclay
and Myrtle Smith. After supper the
evening was brought to delightful
close by the dance in the LIST Infantry
pavilion, which all attended. -. =.
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On Saturday evening of last week,
General and Mrs. John p Wiser were
dinner hosts, entertaining delightfully."-
in honor of Captain and Mrs. Croc.
kett, brother and sister-in-law of 1t.
Carey Crockett, aide de camp. Cap
tain and Mrs. Crockett are guests of
1t. and Mrs. Carey Crockett, and are
making a short visit here before go
ing on to the Philippines. The din
ner table was artistically decorated
with vases of white flowers and
branched candelabra with white I'M
shaded candles. Covers were placed
for Captain and Mrs. Crockett, Cap
tain and Mrs. Arthur Cassels, Lit. and
Mrs. James Higgins, Major and Mrs.
Gideon Van Poole, 1t and Mrs. Carey
Crockett and General and Mrs. Wis
ser. ~.
Mrs. George Harrison of the TWEEN
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on Wednesday, giving three table
auction party in honor of Mrs. Hays
guest, Miss Upton. Those present
we're Mesdames l.. w. v. Kennon,
Americas Mitchell, Edmund Butts,
Ernest Gose, Win, William Mapes,
Madame McCleave, Richard Taylor,
Ely benson, Clarence Tinker, Miss
Upton, Mrs. Donald Hay and Robert
Harbold. The prizes were lovely lit
tie japanese prints, which were won
by Mesdames Clarence Tinker, Ernest
Gose and Americas Mitchell
A delicious tea was served at the
end of the games, bringing to a close
delightful afternoon.
On Thursday, Gen. and Mrs. John p.
WISER entertained at dinner Ill uOHOf
OF Mrs. Hamlin of Buffalo, n. T., who
is spending a short time in Hawaii,
and who is close friend of Mrs. Wis
sch, having been at school together.
The dinner guests were Col. and Mrs.
L. w. v. Kennon, Mrs. Hamiin. Col
John McMahon, Col. George Sands,
Capt and Mrs. Brady Ruttencutter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Newcome from Ho-
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Captain and Mrs. William Browning
were supper hosts on Sunday even
ing, entertaining for Captain and Mrs.
William Chitty, Lit and Mrs. Harold
MARI, 1t. and Mrs. Harold Naylor, 1t.
and Mrs. William Dodds and 1t. and
Mrs. Joseph Daily. Two tables were
used for the supper which were eff
fectivelys decorated with golden yell
low garden flowers and candelabra
whose shades reflected the yellow
note H.. ...s j. a
Thursday Cant and Mrs David