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

Male. John Roniface RnTand Gaue,er.
Seth Scofield. Ernest Cullum, How
ard Estes, Sherrard Coleman. Robert
Cheney and George Calender. "
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The Thursday Morning Reading
Club met with Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs
this week. .'~.. .-'. .-
On Thursday afternoor. he polo
game took place between the teams
of the 1st Field Artillery and the 4th
Cavalry, the event proving one of the
prominent social affairs of the week
with a large number of enthusiastic
spectators from all of the five canton
ments During the intermissions tea
and sandwiches were served, Mrs.
Augustine Mcintyre and Mrs. William
McCleave acting as hostesses for the
afternoon. At the close of the game
many went to the Club Pavilion in the
Mounted Service post, where an in
formal but thoroughly enjoyed dance
took place. h.. ~ - -.
There were quite number of at
tractive dinners and Slippers given in
the garrison ON the night of the re.
ception and hop for Col. and Mrs.
Hodges, prominent among these was
the supper given by Colonel and the
Misses McMahon. This was in the
nature of the buffet slipper with sixty
guests present, among them being
Colonel s. D. Sturgis. Col and Mrs.
Frank Keefer, Captai. and Mrs. Den
is Currie, Captain and Mrs, Raymond
Pratt, Captain and Mrs. John Corey,
Captain and Mrs. joseph Janda, Cap
tain and Mrs. Pelham Giassford, the
Misses Dorothy Forsyth. Dorothy Pal
mer, Mildred Pointing and Hortense
Short, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Herr,
Lieut. and Mrs. Kerr Riggs, Lieut.. and
Mrs Howell Estes, Lieut. and Mrs.
Ernest Cullum, Lieut.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Harbold, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jnmes
CLANCY, Lieut. and Mrs, Charles DAILY,
Mrs. Ellen Jordan, Mrs. Henry Lam
try, Mrs. Joseph DAILY, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Wiiliah McCleaye. LieBt. and Mrs.
Percy q Deshon, Lieut.. and Mrs. John
Hauser, Lieuts. Ballard Lyerly, Har-
old Huntley, Edward Rose, Charles
Bankhead, William McCulloch, Frank
Schneider, James Ulio, ". " Enyart,
Robert Snow, John Simons, Roy Jones,
Daniel Murphy and Eugene Lehman.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert White enter
tanned at dinner for ten on Friday.
Pink was chosen for the color scheme
of the daintily appointed table. which
had for centerpiece bowl of blush,
roses, whose tints were visible in the
silken shaded candelabra. Covers were
placed for Lieut. and Mrs. Charles
Everitt, Lieut.. and Mrs. John d.
Burnett, Lieut.. and Mrs. Karl Trues-
dell, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Reardan
and the host and hostess.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William E. Shedd
were dinner hosts on this evening en-
PERTAINING for. Lieut.. and Mrs Charles
Rice. Lieut.. and Mrs. Harold Vande-
yeer.
Captain and Mrs. George Kumpe
gave one of the Friday dinners, their
party later attending the hop in the
1st Infantry Club. NTheir guests were
Captain and Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre,
Captain and Mrs. Edward Carey, Capt
and Mrs. Clyde Crusan, Captain and
Mrs. Harry knight and Lieut. and
Mrs. Jerome Pillow. .@.... s.:<... y.
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Mrs. Albert White was bridge hos
tess on Friday, of last week. Mrs.
Charles Eyeritt of the LIST Infantry,
who is soon to leave Hawaii for the
coast, being the guest of honor. The
lucky winners of the high scores at
bridge were Mesdames George Bailey.
Edward Carey, Fred Pitts, Charles
Rice and Miss Hortense Short, and the
very acceptable prizes were silk stock
ings. Mrs. Everitt was presented with
a lovely Satsuma vase. At tea time
a number of other ladies came in and
toward the delightfully."- so
cial hour In the dining room where
the delicious refreshments were serv-
ed the decorative motif was apparent
in the beautiful combination of Easter
lilies and roses which formed the Gen.
terpiece of tic tea table, where Mrs.
Aiken. Tall pink gladiola in
crystal vases were used in the dec
orations of tie living room. The
guests present were Mesdames Frank
Halstead, Harry Blasland, Robert
Duenner, Byard Sneed, Harry Knight,
John Reardan, Clyde Crusan, Joseph
Janda, Edward Carey, E. H. Hartnett,
George Bailey, Frances Lacey, Gran
dali, Walter Pridgeon, Lewis Sorley,
John Baxter, Thomas Lowe, Leonard.
Fred Pitts, Gustav Gosner, E. F. Rice.
Charles Rice, Elyid Hunt, George |
Kumpe, John D. Burnett, Paul McCook,
Robert Sears, Sumter Bratton, Karl
TruesdelI the, Misses Anne Carpen-
ter and Stella Mayer. ~. -.
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After the garrison review on Fri |
day morning, General and Mrs. Fred
erick Strong gave reception at theiI |
quarters in honor of the officers of
the visiting training ship, Presidents