Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-07
ScHoFIELD SOCIETY
Especial star-Bulletin corresp6ndencel

Especial Star-Bulletin Corresponden
SCH0FfFIzG BARRACKS, Aus. g.
The delightful hon supper given by
Major and Mrs. George Bailey and
Miss Anne Carpenter, which took place
on Tuesday evening before the hop in
the 1st Infantry pavilion, was the
largest affair Of the week and most
successfully carried out In every de-
tail. As the guests arrived they were
given slips OF paper upon which were
numbers, each lady's corresponding to
the same number held by one of the
gentlemen-in this novel manner was
determined the couples sitting togeth.
eF for supper, which was served n
buffet style, the delicious dishes being
much enjoyed. Through the lower
rooms OF the hospitab1e Bailey quar-,
tiers many vases Of fragrant flowers
placed On mantels and tables lent q
pleasing air of festivity, while on the
broad lanais were hung ropes OF Jap
anese lanterns, under whose soft light
many guests were seated during sup
per- Among those present were
Colonel and Mrs. L. w. v. Kennon. Ma
jor Julius Penn, Capt. and Mrs. Ed
ward Carey. Capt. and Mrs. Frank Bur
nett Capt Harry Williams, Lieut.. and
Mrs. John Hinemon, Lieut.. and Mrs.
George Harris. Lieut. and Mrs. Frank
lin Rice, Capt. and Mrs. Joseph jan
da. DR.. Leo Mtidd. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Joseph Tobharn, Lieut. Charles Little,
Lieut. Haig Shekergian, DR.. and Mrs.
Neal Wood, Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold
Vandeyeer, Mr.. John Macaulay, Mr..
Clark Fales, Lieut. James Ulio, Lieut.
William McCulloch, Captain and
Mrs. Pelham Glassford, Miss Nellie
Carleton, Misses Constance and Wei
come Aver. Ruth Barclay, Dorothy
Forsyth. Carrie and Esther McMalion,
Irene Farrell, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jesse
Ladd, Lieut. v. c. Enyart, William
Dorman, Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Har-
bold, Capt. and Mrs. Chalmers Hall,
Miss Norma Mason, Lieut.. Wallace
Phiioon. Capt. and Mrs. Americas
Mitchell. Miss Laura Williams, Lieut..
Walter Winton, Lieut.. Freeman Bow
ley. Lieut.. Oswald Saunders, Lieut..
and Mrs. Livingston Watrous, Miss
Mary Marshall, Miss Katherine Lenni-
han and Lieuts. Lindsay, Sylvester and
Coleman Jenkins. After supper the
evening was most enjoyab1y spent In
dancing in the open air in the pavilion.
y
Capt and Mrs. Clyde Crusan on
Monday evening entertained in a
Charming manner in honor of Miss
Laura Williams of Chicago, who is
visiting Capt. and Mrs. Edward Carey
of the LIST Infantry. The affair was
in the nature of q musicale, which con-
sisted of program of delightful num-
6ers, both vocal and instrumental.
Miss Williams is the possessor of a
voice of powerful and pleasing quail.
ties and is an addition to the musical
coterie of Schofield Barracks. Mrs.
David Stone and Mrs. Waldo Potter
each gave a number of solos, their
voices giving as always the greatest
pleasure to their hearers Miss Anna
Bell Harrington, house-guest Of. Capt
and Mrs. David Stone, is pianist of
marked ability, whose performance
contributed much to the success of the
program. Mrs. Meals piano numbers
were appreciated more perhaps be-
cause of this being her last perform
ance in the post. Mrs. Meals and
Lieutenant Meals sailed on the
Logan on Wednesday. Lieut.. Canoe
and Mrs. Crusan also sang number
of attractive selections. At the close
Of the evening delicious supper was
served.
Miss Roseanna McCIeave celebrated
her fifth birthday ON Monday, NUM-
Der of the small friends being invited
in to help her enjoy the occasion The
lawn in front of the McCleave quar-.
tiers was gay with party" clothes of
the little tots for the late afternoon
hoiIrs. and all greatly enjoyed the
games played and the fascinating re
freshments afterward. At the time to