Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-19
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SCHoFIELD SOCIETY
Especial star. Bulletin oorre.pOndencsI

SCHOflELD bAhhAChS, Aug. 10.
Due perhaps to the fact % num-
Der of officers changing quarters
Schofield has been unusually quiet this
week. All Of the captains Of the 32nd
have been assigned quarters in the
LIST Infantry cantonment and the lieu
tenants in the 25th cantonment
Among those who attended Capt.
and Mrs. Robert H. Duenner's swim
ming party for Miss McCune at Fort
De Russy, were Misses Dorothy Pal
mer and Lila Wilson. Liedts. Frank
v. Schneider, Roy Jones and Edward
Rose. -.
Mrs. Donald ID. Hay and two chill
dren, Donald, Jr. and Carolyn, left on
the Niagara Tor Seattle, Wash, to visit
Mrs. Hays parents, Doctor and Mrs.
Ira C. Brown, PAPA North Queen Anne
boulevard. -... -.s....-.. .
Mrs. Pointing has returned to her
home In Berkeley, Cal. I'LL. -.
Capt and Mrs. John ID. Burnett en-
fertained' at dinner at the Haleiwa
hotel before the moonlight dance last
Saturday for Mrs. Frank Keifer, Miss
es Caroline and Esther Mcmahon,
Iieuts. Raymond e. McQuillin, Frank
T. Riley, Edward c. Rose and William
3. DCrman -.
Maj. and Mrs. Henry z. Eames'
guests at an informal dinner Saturday
night we're Lieut.. and Mrs. G. Barrett
Glover, Mrs. and Miss Little and
Lieut.. Ora NJ. Baldinger. The table
was very prettily decorated with deep
shaded Asters and geisha candle
shades.
CAPT. John q. Corbly, who was oper-
.ated on for appendicitis about two
weeks ago, is conyalescing rapidly and
has returned to his quarters.
Dan DAILY, son of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Daily, celebrated his third
hlafgaret florence, Howard and Jack
Bloombergh, Cameron Paine, George
Converse, De Russy and Susanna
Hoyle. The birthday cake was white
with red candles and the cutting Of ii
caused much interest to the little
tots. Pinning the tail on the donkey
md hunting peanuts were the chief
amusement Howard Bloombergh was
awarded first prize for pinning the tail
on the donkey, and Cameron Paine
and Howard Bloombergh both found
eight peanuts and received prizes.
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Mrs. Edward Sweeney is stopping
for few. days with friends in Homo
lulu and will return to continue her
rislt with Capt. and Mrs. Daniel H.
Gienty before sailing for the Orient
on the 18th of this month.
Miss Dorothy Forsyth was hostess
II delightful picnic on Tuesday. The
party mOtured to Haleiwa and had sup
Der on the beach at the Golf Links.
After the delicious supper a swim in
the moonlight was much enjoyed
Miss Forsyth's guests were Capt. and
Mrs. Conrad s. Babcock, Capt. and
Mrs Clarence r. Day, Lieut.. and Mrs.
jorOme q. Pillow, Capt. and Mrs. Nc
Caskey, Lieut.. and Mrs. Kerr Riggs,
Lieut. and Mrs. John H. Kerr. Lieut..
and Mrs. Howell Nj. Estes, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Ernest G.. Cullum, Capt. and Mrs
Burnett, Lieut.. and Mrs. Philip J. r.
KeiaI, Col. and Mrs. william W. For
fyth, Capt. and Mrs. Joseph F. Janda,
Misses Caroline and Esther Mcmahon,
Evelyn Hodges, Susanna Guilfoyle,
Dorothy Palmer, Lila Wilson. Lieuts.
Eugene Lehman, Raymond E. Nc
Dublin, Ballard Lyerly, Frank Riley,
John N. Smith, James A. Ulio. Edward
Rose, John Simone, William Dorman,
Prank schneider, Virgil v. Enyart and
William McCulloch.
Capt and Mrs. Clarence r. Day
ave a very pretty supper before the
cavalry hob on Wednesday entertain.
mr. Lieut.. and Mrs. William Male,
Lieut. and. ,drs. Howell M. Estes,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Philip j. r. Keihl,
Capt. and Mrs Douglas McCaskey.
CAPT. and Mrs. Conrad s. Babcock,
Capt. and Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins,
Lieut.. and Mrs. John H. Kerr, Misses
Dorothy Forsyth and Hortense Short,
Mrs Allen Smith, Lieuts. William
NcCulloch, William Dorman and Ray
mond e. McQuillin. The tables at
which the guests we're seated were
lighted by silver candlesticks with
pink shades and at escn lady's place
were dainty corsage bouquets of pink
and lavender sweet-peas. The place
cards, which were the handiwork of
Miss Susanne Guilfoyle, were pink and
lavender Japanese lanterns hanging
from trellises, on the backs Of which
were arranged the dance program.
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Another attractive supper before the
Cavalry hop was that of Lieut.. and
Mrs. jerome G. Pillow. Their guests
were seated at small tables, which
had crystal bowls Of pink and white
phlox as centerpieces. Col. and Mrs.
William B. Banister, Capt. and Mrs.
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