Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-06
SCH0FIELD SOCIETY

SCnOFiElsD BARRACKS, May g.
The week has been a gay one with
three hops, Mrs. Faison's at home. the
polo game and the dansant in the
Mounted Service Club, and the re-
cepticn given in welcome to Col. and
Mrs. Hodges by the officers and la
dies of the LIST Infantry, with a num-
Der of other delightful social events
in between.
On Tuesday evening the regular
weekly hop took placesin the st Infan-
try pavilion, and was particularly en-
joyed, as the LIST Infantry affairs al
ways are. Before hop-time a very
attractive hOp-supper was given by
Lieut. and Mrs. Fred Pitts, who enter
tanned for Is guests. Stately white
chrysanthemums were used in the de-
cCrations of the several tables which
were lighted with yellow-shaded can
dies. At each lady's cover was found
a dainty corsage bouquet of sweet
peas and ferns. r=.>
On Wednesday evening Mai. and
Mrs. Horace Bloombergh were hosts at
dinner Se.ore the Mounted Service
hop. Three tables we're placed in the
living rooms, at which the guests
were seated. American Beauties ros-
es making fragrant center decorations
for the perfectly appointed tables. A
delightful feature of the decoration
was the charmingly combined corsage
bouquets found at each of the lady's
places, quaint, old. -ishioned bouquets
Of sweet peas, forget-me-nots and
heartsease. The guests were Col. and
Mrs. Frank Keeser, Capt. and Mrs.
Augustine Mcintyre, Capt. and Mrs.
Henry s. Kilbourne, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Jerome Pillow, Capt and Mrs. Clyde
B. Crusan, Lieut.. and Mrs. Kerr T..
Riggs and Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold
.Vandeyeer.
Mrs. Samson Lane Faison was
gracious hostess of Tuesday after
noon, when she received her friends
of the garrison from 4 to o'clock.
The hospitable Faison quarters were
thrown open and her guests enjoyed a
most delightful social hour with dane
ing to the music of the 25th orchestra.
ant afternoons through May. when her
friends will be welcomed on every
"wednesday.
Last Friday evening Lieut.. and
Mrs. Robert Harbold entertained at
dinner before the 25th hop.
A low bowl o. cut crystal filled with
light blue hydrangeas made dainty
and effective centerplece, while the
blue tints of the, flowers were reflect.
ed in the cards marking the places.
White nnshaded tapers lit the hos.
pitable board, around which were seat.
ed Capt. and Mrs. Americas Mitchell,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Donald Hay, Lieuts.
Howard Milligan and Eugene Robin.
son and Lieut.. and Mrs. Harbold.
Mrs. Thomas Lowe gave delight
full bridge tea on Wednesday after.
noon. In honor of Mrs. Thomas Schley,
who has just recently joined the gar
rison. The pivoting game of auction
was enjoyed during the earlv hour of
the afternoon, and after the games
conclusion tie number of guests was
augmented by those who do not play
bridge, but who are such charming
company at tea. The bridge prizes
were won by Mesdames George Bal
ley, Samson L. Faison, E. H. Hartnett,
Charles H. Rice and Albert White,
who were rewarded for their high
scores with dainty pairs of Canton
China candlesticks. Mrs. Schley, as
the honor guest, was given Canton
china ben bon bowl An attractive
color scheme of yellow was carried
out in the din,;.g-room, where tea was
served. Presiding over the tea cups
was Mrs. Henry Hodges, while Mrs.
Edward Carey served delicious
salad, these ladies being assisted by
Mesdames ]. s. Cecil, Walter Prid-
geon. Clyde Crusan and Byard Sneed.
Other guests were Mesdames Frank
Albright, Frank Keefer, Frances La