Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-10
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ScHoFIELD SOCIETY
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On Tuesday. Maj. and Mrs. Lewis
Soriey entertained delightfully."- with a
hop supper before the hop in the pa
yiIion. Their guests included Col.
and Mrs. Henry G. Hodges. Miss Eve
lyn Hodges; Col. and Mrs. George G..
bailey, Mai and Mrs. Frank IL. Al
bright. Mai. and Mrs. Walter Short,
Mai. and Mrs. Eugene III. tiartnett,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs. Lieut.
and Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Lieut. ana
Mrs. Walter Greacen. Lieut.. and Mrs:
Byard Sneed, Lieut. Frank Riley. Mai.
md Mrs. Francis +. Lacey and Mrs.
Crandah.
Col. Hodges has instituted delight
flIl weekly entertainment for the child
rem Of the garrison by having the band
play concert, which is composed OF
bright dance music, exclusively for
them on Wednesday afternoons. This
week the children danced on the
porch of the Hodges quarters, and la
ter on after enjoying the dancing for
some time they were served with re.
freshments.
Lieut.. and Mrs Thomas Lowe were
dinner hosts on Thursday evening.
when they entertained for u The
long table was prettily appointed with
colGr scheme Of rose. The lovely
rose-tinted gladio.us in effective ar
rangement made the centerpiece for
the table. around which covers were
placed for Gen. and Mrs. Evans, the
honor guests: Gen. and Mrs. Freder-
irk Strong. Col and Mrs. Henry c..
HODGES. sAfai. and Mrs Francis Lacey.
Mai. end Airs, Lewis Sorley and Lieut..
and Mrs. Lowe.
On "Wednesday evening, preceding
the hop In the Counted Service Club
pavillrn r9nt. sro Mrs. Charles Lloyd
ave din. ar for six. The hostess
clese p crlor note oil pink which was
rts-a ctively carried out in all the
dainty anpo'ntments. Covers wero
nar~nd fcr Mai. and Mrs, Thomas
ecfiey. Capt and Mrs Josephus ce.
ca and Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd.
Iispt and Mrs. Seth Sccf,eld gave
d.nncr on Wednesday, later taking
fllei- quests to the hop in the Pavilion.
TIC tnh'a, set for six, was charmingly
dcceFsted with yellow roses as center.
f,i~ee. and yellow shielded candles.
pfoaers were Miss Hazel Haynes. DIR.
Hp~ Haynes Lieut. George Keieher
and TIE hosts.
deiightful hr'a"e-teo Of Wednes.
Or afternoon was given by Mrs. Fred
fr.ck s. Strong when she entertained
Icr 20 ladies OF the garrison The niy-
rf'ng gsnae of auction was in order.
ne q number of interesting rubbers
nPde the afternoon pass very pleas.
1nflv The hieh scores were. won by
Ers Saf1son ane Faiscn. Mrs. Frank
keefer. Mrs. Eugene H. Hartnett Mrs.
horace Rioombergh and Mrs. Ellen
f-san. IN whom were presented ct
Irerfive handkerchiefs With daintily
iihfed borders. two OF which we're civ.
90 10 e. ch ladv. wrapped IN a dainty
0ackage with delicate saehats. Later,
ri the tea -bou- ~ fbe iinine-room.
Ma SP-lsnp am Ea'sor pres,doA -
(lp runch table and Mrs Gordon KIM
heil serted delicicus salad at beau.
tifrpv amounted table.
The guests. besides the winners OF
~ nrfzes. were Mesdames John Gull,
fov'a. Thomas Schiev. Madame Nc.
frar~--o, Iohn oe-s-ace Thomas ".
1cvre Henry r. Tantry. Charles DAILY,
Joseph O.. DAILY, William E. Shedd. Je-
rome Pillow. Georse H. Calender.
Raymond Bliss. Elv benson, Gordon
Fs--h.' Edward Carey and Karl
TruesdelI.
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On Fr'dsv evening Col and Mrs.
faresen I sne Faison gave a suoper
- or 81 tho vcur1 pe7.,le ~ the gar.
risen, Tie Misses Dorothy Palmer and
- Hnsen he'ng the hcnar guests
One laree table apd number o.
eraal' rabies. each prettily decorated
N reinhow tints, were used. at which
me- partf was seated, dainty corsage
bcuuuets OF shaded sweetness being
-~s -. cover. The
fuests Included Gen. and Mrs. Freder.
lei Strong and Mr. aud Mrs. Dickin,
son Bishop of Honolulu.
Another of the FRIDAY dinners was
gfven by Capt. and Mrs. Amer GUS