Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-25
SCH0FIELD SOCIETY

Especial Star Bulletin CorresDoadenceJ
SCHOfIEi.D CARRIAGES, Nov. %.
The first night performance for the
benefit Of the Army Relief at the
Cayalry-Artillery amusement hall on
Thursday evening brought out a large
and enthusiastic crowd OF people The
hall was gaily decorated with Ian
terms. flags and the ,guidons OF the
different cavalry troops, artillery bat
teries and ambulance company The
orchestra. made up from the differ
ent regimental bands of the pest, was
well trained and played exquisitely
throughout the entire program Mar
Buerite Clark, who Is always a great
favorite, won new laurels in the play,
Silks and Satins. while the different
vaudeville numbers caused much ap-
plause from the appreciative audi
ence. There were number of din
ner parties before the show, the hosts
Liter taking their guests to the per
formance. Among those seen in the
audience we're Gen. and Mrs. Fred
ertck Strong, Col and Mrs. William
snow, Col and Mrs. William Ban
Mister. Col. Tiemann Horn, Capt. and
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre. Lieut.. and
Mrs. John Hauser. Mai Henry Butner,
Capt. John Kilbreth. Capt. and Mrs
George Paine, Lieut. and Mrs. Her
man Erlenkotter, Capt. and Mrs. John
Corey, Lieut.. and Mrs. Jacob Devers.
Capt. and Mrs. John Boniface, Col
and Mrs. Earl Carnahan, Doctor and
Mrs Hubert Wood. Mrs. NJ. II. Church.
~, Miss Vera Henshaw of Waialua,
Mai and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Capt
md Aes Robert Love, Mrs. Augustus
2wrenee. Capt. and Mrs. Perrine
,tTrey, Miss Helena Palmer, Lieut..
NV Palmer. Capt. William Smith,
fnd Mrs. Wilbur Rogers, Chap
lsin l"'latius FeaIy, Lieut. Frederick
Stewart and many others.
Cent. and Mrs. Clarence Day had
as dinner guests on Saturday evening
Lieut.. land Mrs. John Hauser. Mrs.
Allen Smith and CAPT. Richard
Thomas.
Mrs. Allen Smith was the guest of
nonor ct luncheon given by Mrs.
David Stone on Saturday afternoon at
her attractive home in Honolulu.
Among the ladies from Schofield who
attended this affair were Mrs. B.
Walker Atkinson, Mrs. George Bailey,
Mrs. Robert Cheney, Mrs. James Bell,
Mrs. Charles Meals and Mrs Clarence
Day.
On Tuesday evening Lieut.. and Mrs.
Oliver Dickinson entertained at din
Ter for Col. Frank Albright, Capt.
Marshall Childs and Capt Alexander
Macnab
Mr.. bnd Mrs. NJ. j. Michaelson of
S"p'" Monica. Cal. arrived on the
V'ilhelmina last Wednesday morning
IN sNend several months with their
r-n1nlaw and daughter Capt. and
hrs. Samuel Frankenberger
Col and Mrs. William Rannister
were hosts at dinner on Thursday
evening for Dr. and Mrs. William
BOYD, DIR. and Mrs. George Tooley,
DR.. end Mrs. William Rossiter. Capt.
Leopold Mitchell and DR.. William
Kramer. After dinner the party at
tended the vaudeville performance at
the Cayalry-Artillerv amusement
hall for the benefit of the Army Re-
lief fund
On Saturday evening Lieut. md
Mrs. Ernest Cullum had as dinner
quests Capt and Mrs. Augustine Nc
Intyre. and Lieut.. and Mrs. Howell
Estes.
Mrs. Charles H. Rice hes sent out
invitations for bridge tea for Fri
day, December l..
A delightful luncheon on Thursday
afternoon was the one given by Mrs.
John Reardan, her guests being Mrs.
Grady, Mrs. Paul Manchester, Mrs.
I,eVergne Gregg, Mrs. Frederick Black,
Mrs. Augustus Lawrence, Mrs. Robert
Love and Mrs. Wilson. A pretty ar
rangement of pink carnations and
ferns and candles shaded in pink made
the table most attractive.
Dinner guests of Capt and Mrs.
Frank Halstead on Tuesday evening
were Lieut.. and Mrs. John Reardan,
Mrs. Wilson, Chaplain and Mrs. Will
Jam Aiken and Maj. Americas
Mitchell.