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Gonser was given a bali as "conscla-
ton" IN the tombstone tournament"
held for the ladies on Wednesday Mrs
Walter Pridgeon won first place with
a handicap of % for the nine holes.
Mrs. Byard Sneed was second with q
handicap Of 20. Mrs Pridgeon played
the whole round and a drive on the
nineteenth hole was where her ball
died" Mrs. Sneed got to the eight
eenth hole and the rest Of the balls
died on the "guava bush" hole.
Lieut.. col and Mrs. Frederick P.
Reynolds viii be overnight guests OF
Gel. and Mrs. Frank Keefer on Friday.
On Saturday the regimental dinner
given by the officers of the LIST Field
Artillery In farewell to their colone
will take place in the rooms of tn
Mounted Service Club.
MS. Keefer had as guests to the
sc.f-iunekeon Mesdames Chas. Lloyd,
larry knight, Gustav Gonser, Charles
Rice, Kerr T. Riggs, Jerome Pillow
end James CLANCY.
On Friday evening Gen. and Mrs.
frederick Strong entertained at din
ner for H. The table was decorated
with lovely American beauties in ef-
fective arrangement Covers were
placed for Col. and Mrs. John Gull
fcyie, Col and Mrs Henry G. Hodges,
Col. and Mrs. Samson Lane Faison,
Col. s. D. Sturgis, Mrs. Guy G. Pal
mer and Gen. anu Mrs. Strong.
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Last Saturday Col. aud Mrs, John
Guilfoyle entertained with a dinner
for II. Rosea and forget-me-nots
arranged in Dresden basket made q
dainty decoration fer the long table.
around which covers were placed for
Gen. and Mrs. Strong, Col. and Mrs.
Faiscn, Col. and Mrs. b. W. Atkinson,
Mrs. Allen B. Smith, Col. s. d. Stur-
gis, Col. John Mcmahon and MAI
Ralph Harrison.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Howell Estes gave a
dinner before the Cavalry hop on
Thursday evening, when they had as
guests Miss Hortense Short, Lieut..
and Mrs. Louie Beard, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harold vandeyeer. DR.. and Mrs. Rob-
crt Duenner. Lieut.. and Mrs. William
Male and Lieuts. Charles Haverkanp,
Ballard Lyerly and Raymond McQuil-
Ian.
{ Mai. and Mrs. Walter Short will
have as dinner. guests on Saturday
Col. and Mrs. John Guilfoyle, Mrs.
Allen Smith and Mai. Ralph Harrison.
The table appointments will be car
ried out in pink.
Mrs. Douglas McCaskey on Satur-
day last gave bridge luncheon In
honor of Mrs. John P. Wiser, 10
which were invited to meet her Mes
danes Henry C. Hodges. Francis La
cey. Jerome Pillow. William Male,
Robert Cheney, John Guilfoyle and
George Kumpe.
The Reading Club was entertained
on Thursday morning by Mrs. Pelham
D. Glassford.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. E. r. De Russy
Hoyle are being warmly congratulated
upon the arrival of small son VINO
Is to be named in honor OF Mrs.
Hoyle.s father, John yGuilfoyle. The
little lad was born on Friday. May %,
and he and his mother are doing very
well.
I Capt. Charles Bates was a dinner
hest on Thursday night at the Moana
hotel, when he entertained In fare
well to Lieut.. Oswald Saunders. who
leaves the 18th Infantry and will sail
for home on the transport next week.
One long table was used. at which the
party was seated, the decorations OF
which were carried CT in yellow dai-
sizes and ferns, Covers were placed
fer Major and. Mrs. Guy Palmer, Capt.
and Mrs. Americas Mitchell, Lieut.
and Mrs. Charles Rich, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Charles Wyman, Mrs. Alvas Lee,
Miss Mary Marshsll Miss Dorothy
Palmer. Miss Leila Wilson. Capt. Alex,
an4er Macnab. Lieuts. Wallace Phi
lonn Thomas Rctbwell, Eugene Rob-
inson and Oswald Saunders and the
host.
Lieut.. and Mrs Robert Harboh
gave a movie party followed by a
chatting dish supper on Tuesday In
farewell to Lieut.. Saunders. While
the delectable rabbit" was in process
of preparation an amusing game OF
hunt the peanut was played. Lieut..
Philoon proving himself the mighty
bunter, vas presented with prize.
Those present were Lieut.. and Mrs.
Clarence Tinker. Lieut.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Taylor, Lieut. and Mrs. Donald
Hay, Misses Leila Wilson, Dorothy
Palmer. Capt. James Loud and Lieuts.
Philoon and Saunders.
Mrs. Walter Frank and small daugh.
ter will be home-going passengers on
the Sheridan next week. Mrs. Frank
going to visit her mother in Water
town. N. Y, and will be gene all
summer.
On Friday evening Capt. and Mrs.
Clarence Day entertained with a din
ner for Il. The table was artistically
decorated IN shades of pink and was
. set with covers for Capt. and Mrs.
! John Fair, Lieut. and Mrs. William
McCieave, Lieut.. and Mrs. Swift Mar.
! tin. Mrs. Allen Smith, Lieut.. and