Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
ScHOFIELD SOCIETY
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SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, April 20,
MRS. Edward c. Carey wss charm
Ing hostess at a bridge luncheon on
Wednesday of this week, when she en-
tertained in honor of Mrs Allen r.
Smith, mother of Mrs. Clarence r.
Day, whom she is visiting for some
Time. Twelve ladies assembled at the
attractive Carey quarters at eleven o.
clock, and enjoyed q number OF rub
bcrB Of bridge at the several tables,
during the morning hours. The pivot.
ing game was played with many inter
otting results, the final holders CT the
high scores being lMesdames Swift
Martin, Thomas Lowe, and william
Forsyth, the prizes, dainty little jap
1nese work-boxes of delicate wicker
york To Mrs. Smith as the guest Of
honor went fascinating little travel
Ing sewing case of silk, filled with all
the dainty requirements for hasty re-.
I1irs. Luncheon was served at enc
c'cilNck, at dainty tables whose cclor
motif Awas yellow, carried cut in the
fragrant flowers that made each CEN
tcrpiece. and the cunning place cards
ID the form of Japanese children.
Those who were present to participate
IA this delightful occasion were Mes
DANES Allen B. Smith, William w.
Forsyth, Daniel Guinty, Swift Martin,
n H. Hartnett, Clyde B. Crusan,
Thomas Lowe, Clarence r. Day,
Charles Naylor w. Fl. McGill, Walter
short, and Pelham d. G,assford.
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Little Lillian Male was the young
Iosfess at birthday party on We'd
Icsday when she invited a number OF
little ones of the Fourth Cavalry can
|onfhent to share in the delights of
her first birthday. Before the delect-
.DIe Joys of the party proper were
.njoyed, an exciting hunt took place,
the lucky little folks finding in all of
ne out-of-the-way corners little fluffy
.hIckens and Easter bunnies. The
nests were Jack, David and Nancy
Fair, Frances Cheney, Allen Day, Vir-
.|nia and John Coleman, DeRussy and
11sy Hoyle, Howell Estes. Sally Flint,
Ind James and Gordon Kimball.
Mrs. Robert Cheney gave o most de-
|1htful tea, on Thursday afternoon, in
honor OF MRS. Harry Flint. who rs 70
.|f for home with her husband on
ne next Transport. The guests were
.11od to bring their sewing. and an
Enjoyable afternoon was spent Mrs.
Clarence Day presided over the tea
cups ct the tea hour, the attractive
table having for decoration a vase of
'IIfy white chrysanthemums. The
|1ieE present were Mesdames Allen
|nIth, John Fair, Kerr T. Riggs. John
H6rr, Howell Estes. William Male,
|[nesf G. cullum, George Kumpe,
Clarence. Day, and Sherrard Coleman
Lieut.. and Mrs. Flint with little
sally win leave the Post at the end
a this week, going in to spend the
sI days before the transport with
trends In Honolulu.
Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs gave lovely
1ncheon on Friday. when she enter
lined In honor Of Mrs. Allen B. Smith.
The long table set with covers for
'1ht, was decorated in dainty man
.er with pink and lavender sweet
.1ne. Present were Mesdames Smith,
clarence Day, John Fair. William For
.Ith, Harry Flint, Jerome Pillow, Rob
srt Cheney. and the hostess.
Captain and Mrs. Clarence Day will
have as house guests for the week
md Mr.. Frank Morsman and Mr. Laur-
.noe Brinker of Omaha, who arrived
"a the Matsonia last week for short
.|sit to Hawaii.