Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-29
SCHoFIELD SOCIETY


4 SCaOF IEI.I BARRACKS, Jan. q.
The hop in the Mounted Service
lcIub on Wednesday was Thoroughly
enjoyed one. the cavalry artillery gar
risons being we'll rep esentsd in at
tendance The attractive supper given
| by Lieut. and Mrs. Swift Martin PRE-.
eeded the hop. All their guests nnoftr.
| ing to the ela. later and hading TIE
dancing a delightful termination OF a
/ pleasant evening Yellow was used
arfistiealIy in decorating the yarioHs
small tables at which the supper was
served. brown wicker baskets holding
leIusfers ef brightly hued nastartiums
making pretty eenteTpieees. while min
iatare WICKER baskets, the handles tied
| with yellow taIle bows. held the nuts
/ Soft light was afforded by the yellow
shaded candle sticks on each table,
| while the place cards were unusual
little watereoIors Of Japanese eharac
| ter Those present were Major and
/ Mrs. Francis e. Lacey, Col. John Ne
/ klahen, the Misses Carrie and Esther
/ McMah6h, Mai Charles TaymaH, Cart
i Thomas. Capt and Mrs WilfafH
lChitty, Maj and Mrs John 0'Shea
Capt and Mrs. Clarence X. Day. Capt
and Mrs. Pelham GIsssford, Lieut. and
/ Mrs william MeCleave, Lieut Fred
Ieriek Stewart, Mrs. Henry bantry
Mrs. Joseph DAILY and Lieut. and Mrs
Martin
IL On the same evening Lieut.. and
Mrs. Harold Vanaeveer entertained at
i dinner for Capt. and Mrs. Americas
/ Mitchell and Lieut. and Mrs. W.. f.
Shedd The effective decoration OF
this dinner table was wicker basket
filed with brilliant red lilies.
Capt. and Mrs William Browning
were dinner hosts On Saturday even.
ing last when they entertained for
eight. Pink and yellow tfansvaal
daisies in graceful arrangement made
an effective central decoration for the
round table, around which were seated
Col. and Mrs. Frank Keefer, Maj and
Mrs John O,Shea, Lieut.. and Mrs
Swift Martin and Capt and Mrs
Browhins.
Il Capt. George De Grasse Catlin has
the sympathy Of the garrison in his
recent Bereavement Cant. Catlin
sailed for the coast ON the WiIhelmina
on Wednesday, going to settle the af'
fairs Of his father, General Catlin, who
passed away at his home in Brooklyn
on the nineteenth of the month
h On Monday afternoon Mrs. Robert
Cheney gave a two table bridge in
honor of Mrs. John 0Shea, who is
among the many cavalry people to sail
for home in February. The guests
we're Mesdames -O'Shea, William Rem
ziehausen. Rawson Warren, James
Feehet, George Calender, Alexander
Milton, Phillip Kieffer and William
Male. After playing the. piv0ting
i'game Of auction for number of rub
bers. the prizes were awarded to Mrs.
O'Shea and Mrs. Renziehausen who
had the high scores, the prizes being
dainty silk stockings The afternoon
was brought to close with delicious
tea
On Saturday evening last Capt and
Mrs. Harry Knight gave a dinner for
10, at which the color scheme was car.
fied out in pink in all the dainty aeees-
series. Those present were Miss Vel.
come Aver, Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles
n. Rice. Lieut. and Mrs Charles Bone.
steel. Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter Greaeen,
Lieut.. Otis sadtler and the hosts.
=
Lieut.. and Mrs. william Nalle en-.
tertained for Capt. and Mrs James
Feehet and Lieut. and Mrs Robert
Cheney at dinner on Tuesday evening,
the table being decorated with yellow
marguerites.
Mrs. William MeCleave was host
ess at a very pleasant auction party
lof five tables on Friday afternoon,
those present being Mesdames Frank
albright, Lewis Sorley, Frank Keef.
er. John O'Shea, John Hunt. Swift
Martin, Clarence Day, william Chitty
Percy Deshon. Livingston Watrons
Mrs. Hunt, Arthur Cassels, walter
Frank, John Fair, Edward Carey. w.
E. Shedd, Joseph DAILY, Henry Lahtry,
Madame MeCleave and Miss Norma
Mason.
Captain and Mrs. Gordon Kim.
ball gave a charming dinner on Fri.
day evening when they had as guests
Mrs De Russy Hoyle, Col. John Gull
Ifoyle, Lieut. and Mrs Alexander Mil
ton, Capt and Mrs. Lueius Holbrook
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Howell Estes.
i Capt and Mrs George Kumpe will
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