Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-27

each cover Present were Mesdames
clyde CrusaR. Charles Willard, Jerome
Pillow. George Kumpe. William
Browning, George G. Bailey. Thomas
lowe, Douglas .dcCaskey. Chalmers
Hall. Edward Carey and David Stone.
Mrs. Neal Wood. who has been the
house-guest OF Lieut. and Mrs. Pitts
for q few Days this week, was the
guest of honor al a dinner given by
Major and Mrs r. H. Hartuett on
Thursday evening. .....: ,.......
Mrs Edward Carey on Wednesday
gave a luncheon IN honor CT Miss
Eveiyn Hodges, daughter Of Colonel
Henry c. Hodges Of the ist Infantry,
and in farewell to Mrs. Clyde crTsan
The guests included the Misses Car
rio and Esther Mcmahon. Dorothy
Forsyth, Evelyn Hodges and Hort tense
Short, Mesdames Harry Knight, Je-
rene Pillow, Tncilfas Lowe, Robert
Sears, Walter Pridgeon and Clyde Cru
san The centerpiece OF the attrac
tite table was basket of pink sweet
peas and gar<ieliias, the same flow
ers being combined into dainty cor
sage bouquets found at each cover
Mrs Clyde Crusan and Mrs John
Fair viii be the guests of honor at the
bridge tea to be given on Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Henry Langtry and
Mrs. Joseph o. DAILY. The affair will
take place in the rooms of the Mount.
ed Service Club. and will have a great
MANY OF the ladies OF the garrison as
guests. :. ~.
Mrs. Willis Wood and Miss Ada Lee
Wood were the overnight guests of
Mrs Joseph Daily and Mrs. Henry
Lantry on Thursday, for whom they
entertained at dinner. Mr.. and Miss
Wood are passengers ON the Tenyo
Marli, returning to the coast after an
extended trip through the Orient.
Those present at the dinner were Mrs.
and Miss Wood, Major William S.
Guignard, Lieuts. Ballard Lyerly and
Cliff Andrus, Mrs. Lantry and Lieut..
and Mrs. DAILY. 49," "... 49,. ..:
Lieut. and Mrs. John D. Burnett will
entertain with a dinner at Haleiwa on
Saturday night, the occasion being
Mrs. Burnett's birthday.
On Thursday Captain and Mrs Paul
McCOok entertained with dinner of
eight covers. Deep purple asters in a
cluster arrangement filled tall bas-
ket as centerpieee, for the pretty
table, around which covers were
placed for Captain and Mrs. j. p.
Barney. 1t. and Mrs. John d. Burnett.
1t, and Mrs. Charles Rich and the
hosts. -. ~ ."- .-.
LIT. and Mrs. Walter Pridgeon gave
a dinner ON Tuesday before the 1st
Infantry hop when they entertained
for Lit and Mrs. Thomas Lowe, 1t.
and Mrs. Charles DAILY, 1t. Charles
Bankhead, and 1t. and Mrs. Byard
Sneed. A profusion of yellow daisies
ornameHted the center of the table.
On Friday before the hop in the
"25th" Club, 1t. and Mrs Richard
Taylor gave delightful hop supper
for twenty A lovely and unusual
COIOT SCu0U16 was uSSu dJ IuIS affair,
the appointments being carried out in
several shades of violet, the dainty
flowers forming the centerpiece for
each table, with the candle shades re-
flecting their tints. The guests were
General and Mrs. Frederick s. Strong.
Col and Mrs. Samson Lane Faison,
Major and Mrs. Guy Palmer, Major
and Mrs Frank II. Albright, Miss
Dorothy Palmer, L.. and Mrs. Robert
Harbold, 1t. and Mrs. Donald Hay, 1t.
and Mrs. Barrett Glover, 1t and Mrs.
William E. Shedd, and 1t. Wallace
Philoon. -. -:....-
Mrs Karl Truesdell gave an attrac.
tive bridge tea on Thursday afternoon
entertaining for twenty ladies Of the
Garrison, including Mesdames Charles
Daily, Albert White, Raymond Bliss,
Richard Taylor, Charles Wyman, War
reil Torrance, William Shedd, Samuel
p. Lyon, Ellen Jordan, Madame Me-
Cleave, Ely benson, Frank Halstead,
Clarence Tinker, Donald Hay, Ameri-
Gus Mitchell, John Corbly, Thomas
Schley, Frank Albright, James Chan
ey, John Waring, and Mrs. Brown and
Miss Lee from Honolulu. The prizes
were dainty little work bags made of
Dresden ribbon in delicate colors, and
they were won by Mesdames Mitchell,
White, benson, and Bliss.