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and this affair was by way Of fare
well to one Of the most popular mem
bers of the garrison. Two large a.
bles were used at which the delicious
luncheon was served. Gilded baskets
filed with red African daisies being
used for the predominsting decora-
ton The guests were Mesdames John
Hunt, Samuel l.. Faison, Guy Palmer.
Miss Palmer, Richard Hunt, Living
ston Watrons, George Harrison, Ame-
.ricus Mitchell. William Mapes, Will
liam Canoe, David Stone. Vernon
Caldwell, Clyde Cruszn, Frank Keefer
and Frank Albright. IN
On Wednesday afternoon, q double
birthday party was given by little Jane
and Charles Rice, Jr., celebrating their
third and sixth birthdays respectively.
The small guests who were invited to
share this festive occasion were the
younger members Of the 1st Infantry
garrison, including Charles Bonesteel.
Barbara Lowe, Elizabeth and Nancy
Sorley, Katherine Greacen, Margaret
Hartnett, Dickie Janda, Frank Crusan,
Jane Duenner, Robert Sears, George
and Edward Kumpe and little All
Soon. Two birthday cakes were en-.
joyed, placed at either end Of the long
table. which were cut by the little
hosts. Attractive decorations of pink
made the table q fascinating sight for
the guests, who after playing games
enjoyed to the utmost the many good.
les of the party" itself.
The transport which will sail next
week for the coast will take from the
garrison, Captain and Mrs Arthur
Cassels of the 1st Field Artillery, Cap
tain and Mrs John Hunt Of the 25th
Infantry, Mrs. John Jordan. who goes
home on visit, Lieut. and Mrs. Seth
Schofeld, who will return on the next
transport, Lieut and Mrs. Wallace
Hall, and Captain and 'mrs. Americus
Mitchell. who go on a short leave, also
Mrs. Carl Ballinger, who will visit on
the coast.
Colonel and Mrs. Frank Keefer gave
dinner on Wednesday evening in
honor OF Lieut.. and Mrs Charles Daily.
Invited to meet them were Colonel
and Mrs. George Bailey, Chaplain
Feaiy and Mrs. Ellen Jordan. The
dinner table was decorated in an eff.
fective manner with red Transvaal
daisies Later the party attended the
hop in the Mounted Service Club.
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Wyman en-
tertained st dinner on Thursday even.
Ing for eight, including Captain and
Mrs Americus Mitchell, Lieut. and
Mrs. Carl Ballinger and Lieut.. and
Mrs. Carl Truesdale. Yellow shaded
candles lighted the board on which
as centerpiece was placed q low bowl
Of effectively arranged nastuEtiums
The many friends nf Colonel and
Mrs. Waldo Aver win be glad to hear
Of Colonel Ayers improved condition,
Col Aver was taken to Shafter to the
department hospital some weeks ago
seriously III, but has progressed fav-
orably under treatment, and il is
hoped that 1t will not be long before
he win be back in the garTison. :
Mrs. George G. Bailey was delight
ful hostess on Thursday afternoon
when the musical people Of the gar.
rison assembled ct the Bailey quarters
and enjoyed 9 program of interesting
selections. Present were Mesdames
Elvid Hunt, Walter Greacen, William
Aiken, Clyde Crusan, Charles Lloyd,
w. 2. Shedd and David Stone.
Captain and Mrs. Edward Carey en-
tertained At dinner on Saturday even
ing for Major and Mrs. Francis Lacey,
Major and Mrs Frank Albright, Mrs.
Crandall, MAJOR Charles Tayman and
Captain and Mrs. George Kumpe.
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1 On Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.