Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13

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Major and Mrs. Frank Albright, Col
onel s. d. Sturgis, Major and Mrs.
Thomas Schley. Major and Mrs. Guy
Palmer. and Colonel Carl Reichmann
The table was attractively decorated
in different shades of pink, low
bowl OF pink flowers and ferns mark
ing the center of the table, while the
candle shades echoed the dainty color
note. After dinner the party at
tended the 18th Club hop.
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On Friday OF last week Major and
Mrs. Guy G.. Palmer gave dinner
Tor twelve A large basket filled with
pink sweet peas and ferns made a
lovely centerpiece tor perfectly ap-
pointed table. around which covers
were placed for General and Mrs.
Frederick Strong, Colonel and Mrs.
Samson l.. FaiSon, Major and Mrs.
Frank Albright, Major and Mrs.
Thomas Schley and Captain and Mrs.
Hugh Wise. Later the hop of the lst
Infantry brought very pleasant eV-
ening to a close.
Lieutenant and Mrs. John Herr
were hosts on Wednesday evening
when they entertained at bridge in
honor of Mrs. John Guilfoyle. The
pivoting game was in order and played
until IL o'clock when a delicious sup
per was served. The high scores won
by the ladies were held by, first, Mrs.
]. p. Barney, who was given as prize
a Japanese bowl; the second was won
by Mrs. John Fair, and was a Jap
anese vase; Mrs Walter Short won
the third, a china tea caddy, while
Mrs. Jerome Pillow was "consoled'' i
with a box of stationery. General
Strong's prize was an ash receiver,
Captain John Fair won gold lacquer
box for collar buttons; while Lieuten'
ant Jerome Pillow was given deck
OF cards for the lowest score. Mrs.
Guilfoyle was presented with an at
tractive and novel teapot holder In
the shape of a parrot. Other guests
Who enioyed Mrs. Hers hospitality
were Captain and Mrs. Clarence X.
Day, Mrs. Allen Smith, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Robert Cheney, Colonel and
Mrs. william Forsyth, Major and Mrs.
Walter Short, Captain and Mrs. J. +.
Barney, and Colonel John Guilfoyle.
Mrs. John Fair was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon, entertaining
with a bridge luncheon in honor OF
Mrs. John Guilfoyle. The attractive
Fair quarters were filled with pro.
fusion of flowers, the cavalry color OF
yellow predominating; Japanese place
cards enabled the guests to find their
places at the. several tables where
the delightful luncheon was enjoyed.
Later tally cards were drawn, and
the bridge games started which were
played for five progressions. AT the
close of the afternoon Mrs. Pelham
Glassford held highest score, with
Mrs. Edward Carey and Mrs. Robert
Cheney second and third, the prizes
proving to be ovely pieces of linen
with Madeira embroidery, pair of
pillow slips being the first, and tea
cloths second and third. Mrs. Gull
foyle was given pair of silk stock
ings as guest prize. Those present
were Mesdames John Guilfoyle, John
Wiser, George Bailey, Clyde Crusan,
Madame McCleave, William McCleave,
Frank Keefer, Swift Martin, Joseph
Janda, Walter Pridgeon, Job Boniface,
Chalmers Hall, Henry Eames, Will
am Forsyth, Walter Short, George Cal
lender, Joseph DAILY, Henry Lantry,
Jerome Pillow, Gordon Mmball,
Charles Naylor, w. H. McGill, Wilt
am Male, Robert Cheney, Clarence
r. Day, Edward Carey, Americas Nit
chell, Allen Smith, Charles Willard,
Samson L. Faison, Frederick Strong,
Roland Gaugler, Frank Albright, Lir-
ingstoh Watrous. Augustine Mcintyre,
Roland Gaugier Frank Albright, L1v-
man, and Bottomley and Cockburn
from Honolulu. ...4.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd gave
a dinner on Wednesday evening pre-
ceding for Capt. and Mrs. Pelham
Glassford and Lieut. and Mrs. Wilt
am McCleaYe. The color scheme CT
the attractively appointed table was
pink and was carried out in the center
piece and candleshades. the cunning
hand-painted kewpies which crnanIen--
ed the place cards being an attractive
feature of the table. Later the party
went to the club to the mounted ser
vice hop. s."..s /
Lieut.. and Mrs. William E. Shedd
were dinner hosts on Wednesday when
they entertained for Maj. and Mrs.
Frank Albright, Maj. and Mrs. Lewis
Sorley, Capt. and Mrs. John Bonifacs,
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Kilbourne, Mrs.
Henry Lantry, Capt. Jay Whitman anc
Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph DAILY. Tie
table was decorated in charming
manner with Shasta daisies and maid
enhair ferns. {
Thursday morning Mrs. Edward
| Carey entertained the Reading and