Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
ScHoFIELD SOCIETY
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The important event of the week IN
ysociaI circles was the beautiful recep-
ion and hop given by the Fourth Cav.
airy in honor Of Colonel and Mrs. John
Guilfoyle. II seemed that every one
in the Garrison was present, gathered
TO pay their respects TO the honor
guests and TO enjoy the hospitality OF
The Fourth Cavalry hosts, and from the
appreciative comments heard on every
side the affair in every detail was
the superlatfve success prophesied for
IL. The rooms Of the Mounted Service
Club where the reception took place.
we're charming in the decorations;
mountain tree ferns lined the walls
and gracefully dropped from eacn
column, making a most effective back
ground. In the corner behind the re-
ceiving party the National and Regt-
mental coIors were crossed, lending
an impressive note, while groups OF
the Regimental guidons were stacked
In various corners. The walk which
approaches the Club and the porches
had lines OF potted plants. ferns and
begonias, the whole effect being that
OF a lovely bower. Lieutenant Leon
ard Prunty presented the guests to
Colonel and Mrs. Guilfoyle; standing
with them were Mrs. Prunty, Colonel
and Mrs. William Forsyth, Captain
and Mrs. Daniel Guinty, and Captain
Julian BENJAMIN. .,...
Dancing in the new pavilion fol-
lowed the reception, the Fourth Cav
airy Band furnishing delightful music,
and late in the evening mess-cali was
sounded and everyone went back to
the Club where, in the dining room,
long table was spread, from which
we're served all sorts of delicious re-
freshments. The pink note of the
rose-tinted cadena d amour was pres
ent here also, q dainty bank OF these
flowers combined with ferns making
the decoration of the table, supple
mented with tall oandeiabra. Here the
salad was served by Mesdames Walter
Short, John Boniface and Daniel Gu
inty. Mrs. Forsyth and Mrs. Clarence
Day presided over the coffee urn. The
punch table, where refreshing punch
and lemonade were served, was most
inviting looking, wreathed with long
fronds of ferns and lighted with pink
shaded candles. Colonel and Mrs.
Guilfoyle, although comparatively new
TO the garrison, have made many
friends who unite with the ones of
previous service in the pleasure OF
having them here, fellow-members OF
Schofield. Colonel Guilfoyle made a
gracious little speech. during the even
ing, wherein he spoke Of his affection
for the Regiment, and his delight in
serving IL, at the conclusion of which
he toasted the officers and ladies of
The Fourth"
Many attractive dinnersend suppers
were given in the garrison on the ev-
enina of this affair. the guests later
motoring to the Club.
Colonel and Mrs. Frank Keefer
were hosts at one delightful supper.
Two long tables were placed in the
'liyink rooms which had for decora-
lions bowls of yellow coreopsis and
many yellow tapers. The guests were
Colonel and Mrs. Sampson L. Faison,
Colonel John Mcmahon, the Misses
Carrie and Esther Mcmahon, Colonel
and Mrs. Henry C. Hodges, Major and
Mrs. Eugene H. Hartnett, Captain and
AMrs. Charles Lloyd, Captain and Mrs
Harry Knight, Miss Evelyn Hodges,
lieutenant and Mrs. Livingston Wat.
rous. Lieutenant and Mrs. John ID.
Burnett, DIR. and Mrs. Raymond Bliss,
Lieutenant and Mrs. James Clancy,
DR.. and Mrs. Albert White. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Joseph DAILY, Mrs. Henry
Lantry. Lieutenants Otis Sadtler, Will
Ham Canoe, George Gay, ". ". En-
yart. Roy Jones, and Hornsby Evans.
Captain and Mrs. Daniel Guinty. Cap
tains Alexander, Macnab and s. s.
Creikhton, and Mr.. ]. p. Greig.
Mrs. Americas Mitchell gave on Fri.
day afternoon the first of series OF
bridge teas. Those invited for bridge
were Mesdames Samson L. Faison,
Thomas Schley, Frank Albright,
Charles willard, Madame McCleaye,
Henry E. Eames, Livingston Watrous,
Barrett Glover, Donald Hay, Charles
Wyman, Lyon, Raymond Bliss, Rich
ard Taylor, Ely benson, Walter Frank,
and Karl Truesdell. Those who Joined
them at the tea hour were Mesdamcs
James Clancy. Robert Harbold, Hugh
Wise, and Charles Rich.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Swift Martin
had as guests for the review on Tues.
day and for luncheon later, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. B. Post, Jr., of New York,
who are In Honolulu on their wedding
trip. Mrs. Post is the daughter of Mr.,
Charles Dana Gibson, the distinguished
artist who for years has been a con
tributor to Life, the editor Of which is
Mr.. Edward Martin, uncle of Lieuten
ant Swift Martin of the Fourth Cav
airy.
Mai and Mrs. Horace Bloombere
entertained on Wednesday at dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kelley of Trim
dad, Colo, who are sojourning at the
Moana on their wedding trip. Later
the party went to the hop.
Capt. and Mrs. Hugh entertained
with a dinner on Wednesday for eight
yellow was chosen for the tables
/, tables decoration and effectively car