Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-22
ScHoFIELD SOCIETY

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Especial star-BuIletin correspondenceI
SCHOFlElsD BARRACKS, Jan. 81
On Monday evening a. very attrac
tive dinner was given by Capt and
Mrs. Harry knight in honor of Mai
and Mrs. Francis Lacey, who are new
corners to the LIST Infantry. A grace
fully arranged cluster OF daisies OF
varying shades decorated the table
around which were seated Mai and
Mrs. Lacey, Capt and Mrs. Edward
Carey, Maj. Charles Tayman and
Capt and Mrs. knight and Lieut..
James Ulio.
On Tuesday evening. Lieut.. John
Smith entertained the officers mess
of the LIST Infantry at dinner Later,
as the weekly hop in the club had
been postponed, Lieut. Smiths guests
went to Lieut. Bankhead's quarters
and to the music Of the LIST Infantry
orchestra. enjoyed a delightful In.
formal dance.
The many friends of Lieut. and
Mrs. Clarence Tinker are sending
them their hearty congratulations up
on the arrival of baby boy, born on
Tuesday. the 18th of January. The
little lad is to bear his fathers name
and be Clarence l.. Tinker, Jr.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Franklin Rice
were dinner hosts on Tuesday, enter
tanning in a most delightful manner
for Capt. and Mrs. George Kumpe and
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles Bonesteel.
The color scheme of the daintily APP
pointed table was carried out in white
and yellow, a basket of white asters
making an effective centerpiece,
while the yellow note was observed
in the fluffy tulle bow which tied the
handle. and ia the yellow shades of
the candles.
On Wednesday Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Lloyd entertained at dinner
for Capt. and Mrs. William Chitty
and Capt and Mrs. Clarence Day. The
tables attractive color scheme was
carried out in pink and white, with
cluster of white cosmos for center
piece and dainty pink tulle shades on
the candles.
Lieut. and Mrs. Fred Pitts entertain
ed on Tuesday evening, giving din
|ner for seven. Shasta daisies were
used in the centerpiece, and the
flowers yellow centers were reflected
III the tints OF the candelabra shades.
Those present were Maj. and Mrs. E.
II. Hartnett, Mai. and Mrs. Francis
Lacey, Maj. Charles Tayman and
Lieut. and Mrs. Pitts.
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A On wednesday evening Lieut.. and
Mrs. John Hauser were dinner hosts,
entertaining for Lieut. and Mrs. VIII
lam McCleave, Lieut.. and Mrs. w. E.
Shedd and Col. and Mrs. Frank Keef-
m An arrangement of lavender peri
Vinkle made an effective center-piece
while the lights were shaded with
white candle shades.
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& Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Vandeveer
had q silver case of delicate pink
roses for central decoration Of their
Inner on Wednesday evening, the
same shade Of pink being visibleIin
the candles Their guests wefe1ieut. |
and Mrs. e. G. Cullum and Lieuts.
George Paine and Frederick Stewart.
IN spite Of the very inclement wea-
Their the hop in the Mounted Ser
vice, Club, was very well attended, !
most OF the dinner parties appearing
a the club later in the evening.
CAPT. and Mrs. Arthur cassels we're
among other Wednesday evening din
n6r hosts, when their guests we're
Capt and Mrs. Chalmers Hall and |
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Janda. The |
Iecorations Of this dinner we're car |
Red out in yellow with a large brown |
basket Overlooking with Shasta dais
les as q centerpiece and the candles
1Iedding a golden light from under
Yellow shades.
Mrs. William Forsyth gave great |
III enjoyed five-table tea-bridge on |
Tuesday afternoon of this week. The |
nIofressipe game of auction was |
.'aIcd for q number Of changes, and |
later q delicious salad course was
served with the tea The high score |
|.r the afternoon was made by Mrs. !
..1Ire g. Bailey, who was presented |
Win an attractive pottery bowl for |
lowers. Mrs. Clarence r. Day was |
second with highest score and was |
awarded with dainty desk set OF |
|..1rs and sealing wax, while Mrs. |
William Male was consoled with a |
.|1|Iot on bridge. The guests were |
.111mes George Bailey, John Fair, |
Vard Carey, Clarence r. Day, Chal-