Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
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ScH0FIELD SOCIETY
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and Mrs Frederick Strong were Mai
Gen. and Mrs. William A. Kob5e and
Lieut. Wallace Philoon.
Preceding the artillery hop on Wed
nesday evening Col and Mrs. william
Eannister entertained at a very de-
lizhtful dinner. The Halloween note
was carried out in all the decors tons.
nd in the place cards The guests Of
&C and Mrs Bannister iaclueed Gen.
and, Mrs. Strong, Naj and Mrs Hor-
ace Bloombergh. Col and Mrs, Frank
Keefer. Capt. and Mrs John Richard
SON, Capt. and Mrs Jerome ]. How.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Yanderveer.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Barrett Glover. M 3
Gertrude Jones. Miss Katherine Jones,
Capt. William Smith and DIR. Charles
O'ConnoT.
Miss Louise Phipps OF Charleston.
West Virginia. and Miss Jewell Mat
It's OF Chicago have been the guests of
Capt. and Mrs. Clyde Abraham for
several days this week
On Wednesday evening before the
artillery hop Capt and Mrs. George
Paine we're hosts at a charming din
ner for the following guests: Col.
and Mrs. William Snow, Mrs. Locke,
Miss Carrie Mcmahon. Mrs. Francis
Hawkes. Cameron. Mrs. Reynold Nc
Grew OF Honolulu. Miss Esther Me.
Mahon. Lieut.. and Mrs. William Nc
Cleaye, Lieut.. Cliff Andrus. Mr.. Cor
nell Franklin of Honolulu, Lieut. Ber-
tram Frankenberger and Lieut.. Fed
erick Stewart. The table decorations
were exceptionally lovely. consisting
OF four artistic gilt baskets filled With
American Beauty roses, arranged in
the center of the table around the
large silver candelabra.
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Mrs. Richard TAYLOR had an infor-
nal little tea on Thursday afternoon
for Mrs. Carl Ballinger, Mrs James
Higgins. Mrs. Karl Truesdell and Mrs
John Waring.
An enjoyable dinner OF Wednesday
was the one given by Lieut.. and Mrs
Ipcob l. Deyers. their guests being
Ehj. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Lieut.
and Mrs. $Rercy Deshon and Captain
and Mrs. William Shedd.
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Mrs. William -Nalle was the guest of
honor at q bridge luncheon given by
Mrs. Charles Willard on Tuesday
morning. The ladies who played
bridge were Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins,
Mrs. Robert Cheney, Mrs. Horace
Bloombergh. Mrs. Douglas McCaskey,
NJ n.
ptafk. Mrs: Livingston Watrous, Mrs.
William McCleave, Mrs. Raymond
Pratt, Mrs. Charles Meals and Mrs.
Louie Beard. At the end of the norm
ing's play sMesdames Male, Bloom
bergh and McCleave we're found to
hold the highest scores and each re-
ceivef sefy attractive silver pencil.
Those who came in for lunch included
Mrs. Kerr. T. Riggs, Mrs. Eugene
Householder. Mrs. Allen Smith. Mrs.
John Herr sand Mrs. Jerome Pillow
White chyysanthemums wer used or
the luncheon table and throughout
the house,
On Monday evening dinner guests
OF Captain and Mrs. John Herr we're
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Cheney and
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Male.
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The current topics class met with
Mrs. Charles Lloyd on Thursday morn
ing.
among the people who are leaving
on the transport are Gen. and Mrs.
Robert Evans. Capt. Hornsby Evans,
Mai. and Mrs. Hugh Wise and their
three children, Col. William Gnignard,
Capt. and Mrs. William Shedd, Capt
and Mrs. Charles Naylor, Lieut.. and
Yrs. William Male. Lieut.. and Mrs.
John Richardson, Capt. James CLANCY,
Capt. Ballard Lyerly and Lieut.. Joseph
Andrews.
On Wednesday evening Capt and
Mrs. John Corey's dinner, guests. in
(Nuded Lieut.. and Mrs. Harrison Rich
ards and DR.. and Mrs. Wilfred Stokes
Col and Mrs. William Snow and
Lieut. and Mrs. Jacob Devers were
emong the guests at q reception given
on Friday afternoon in Honolulu by
Col. and Mrs. James McRae as a fare
well 70 Gen. and Mrs. Robert Evans.
Later the party had dinner together
at the Young Hotel and were specta-
tors at the japanese lantern parade.
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Dinner guests of Col. Tieman Horn
on Monday evening were Miss Leila
Wilson. Lieut. and Mrs. Harold Van
derveer and Lieut.. and Mrs. John
Hauser.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William McCleaye
had as informal dinner guests on Mon
day evening Capt. and AIRS. William
Shedd
Lieut. and Mrs. Philip Kiehl gave
q very enjoyable Halloween elmer
on Tuesday evening for Cant. and
Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs, Capt. and Mrs.
Douglas McCaskey and Capt. and Mrs.
Jerome Pillow. The table decorations
were very artistic. being carried out
in African daisies, black cats and min
iature pumpkins. The costumes of
the party were In real country style