Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-03
scHoFIeLD SOCIETY

Especial Star-Bulietin Correspondence
SCHOFIEI.D BARRACKS. July g.
Before the hop in the First Infantry
Post at Cashier. on Tuesday evening
Captain and Mrs. Campbell King were
dinner hosts. entertaining for eight
Pink in a rose shade was prettily
used in the tables daintv aDpcint
ments, fragrant mass of oleandors
forming an effective centerpiece, while
the scene was lighted by candies IN
der rose pink shades Covers were
Z placed for Capt. and Mrs. Clyde Cru
san, DR.. and Mrs Neal Wood, Lieut.
and Mrs. Franklin Rice. Lieu. and
Mrs. Harry Malone, and Capt. and,
Mrs RiAg.
On the same evening 1t. and Mrs.
iarenh ToDham entertained at dinner
before the hop for Capt and Mrs.
Frank Burnett. Capt. and Mrs. Frank
lin Jackson and Capt. and Mrs. Ed
ward Carey.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs Fred
Coleman gave delightful auction
party of five tables in honor of Miss
Nellie Carleton, the affair taking place
in the rooms of the Mounted Service
Club, which looked charming in their
decorations of yellow and green. Tall
vases of golden lilies stood in the COR
ners Of the card room. while the same
blossoms were wound with ferns
about the central columns above the
punch table, which was Also trimmed
with ferns, the whole effect being de-
IightfuIly summary. A novel idea was
introduced with the tally cards, tiny
boutonierres Of small flowers we're
tied on each, there being pair of
each combination, so that the cards
on being drawn indicated by the
flowers colors the partners at each
table. Those with the high scores at
the close of the afternoon were Mrs.
William McCleave and Mrs. James
Parker, pair of brass candle sticks
being the first prize and a set OF three
tray cloths. Madeira embroidered, be-
ing the second. Miss Carleton was
given a dainty embroidered crepe
evening scarf as souvenir of the oc-
casion, while Mrs. Wiser, with lowest
score, was given the consolation,
crocheted bon-bon basket. At the tea
table. which was attractively decor
ated with Shasta daisies and ferns,
Mrs. Pelham Glassford served de-
licious salad course, which was fol-l
lowed by an ice and coffee. The ladies'
invited to meet Miss Carleton were
Mesdames John Wiser. William Chit
~. Gideon van Poole, Clarence r. Day,
james Parker, William Canoe. John
Bonifaee, George Gay, Robert Dom
aldson, Louis McKinlay. John O'Shea,
Alexander Milton. William McCleave, !
Pelham Glassford. and the Misses
Irene Farrell. Norma Mason, Louise
Coleman, and Sue Holcomb.
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Lieut.. and Mrs William McCleave
OF the First Field Artillery celebrated
their sixth wedding anniversary on
Wednesday evening, June 30. by en-
tertaining fifty of their friends at a
supper in their quarters before the
hop In the club. Five large tables
were used at which the supper was
served. each having for its chief dec
Grafton o graceful wicker basket,
filled to overlooking with fragrant
garden flowers in shades of pink and (
red. The health of the hosts was pro-
posed and drunk by the company in X
delicious punch. Present we're MAJ.
and Mrs. william Cruickshank. Mai.
and Mrs. Ernest Gose. Maj and Mrs.
Gideon van Poole, Capt and Mrs
william Chitty. Capt and Mrs. Frank /
Hopkins, Capt. and Mrs. Roger Mason
Capt. and Mrs George Apple. Capt.
and Mrs. Pelham Glassford, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Carroll Neal, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Robert Harbold, Lieut. and Mrs. Har7
old Naylor, Lieut. and Mrs. Iyens
Jones. Capt S. s. Creighton. Col. John (
Mcmahon, Capt and Mrs. David Stone,
Madame McCleave, Lieut.. Joseph An
tlreWs, Lieut. and MRS. Waldo Potter.
Cant. and Mrs. Luoius Holbrook,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank Sloan, Misses
Gertrude Hopkins. Carrie and Esther
Mcmahon. Nellie Carleton, Louise 1
Freeman, and Lieuts. Freeman Bow
ley. Ballard Lyerly, Wilbur Rogers,
Wallace Hall. Later the hop was at
tended by the whole party and greatly
enjoyed.
On Thursday of last week Mrs. John
Wiser entertained most pleasantly at I
luncheon in compliment to DR.. and