Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-03

rickshaws containing as passengers
pink kimonoed inaidens.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Roland GaugIer
gave a dinner in honor OF Capt. and
Mrs. John Fair on Wednesday even
ing. Eight covers we're placed about
the round table, which had for decora.
ton white lilies and ferns, the white
candles echOing the lilies lovely puri.
ty. Those present were Capt. and
Mrs. John Fair, Lieut.. and Mrs. Swift
Martin, Lieut.. and Mrs. John Reardan
and Lieut. and Mrs. Roland Gaugler.
Capt. and Mrs. Pelham ID. Glassford
entertained at dinner on "wednesday
for Maj. Ralph Harrison, Mai. Herbert
0. Williams and Maj. William s.
Guignard.
DR.. and Miss Haynes were hosts at
dinner on Wednesday. when their
guests were Lieut.. and Mrs. Seth
Schofield and Lieut.. George Keleher.
Mr.. John Maeaulay gave dinner
on Wednesday ct the Bank residence
when his guests were Miss Mary Mar.
shall, Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Harbold
Misses Leila Wilson and Mildred
Pointing, and Lieuts. Eugene Owen,
Wallace Philoon and Oswald Saund.
ers. Pink roses decorated the table
in an artistic manner.
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Col. and Mrs. Henry C. Hodges
gave one of the many Wednesday din
ners. their party later attending the
artillery dance. A very pretty table
which had covers for IL, was deco
rated all In white, with white folwers
for centerpiece and white-shaded
candles affording the light. The af
fair was given in honor Of Capt. and
Mrs. Clyde Crusan, who are to leave
the regiment on the Sheridan next
week. Other guests were Capt. and
Mrs. Edward Carey, Capt. and Mrs
Harry knight, Lieut.. Roy N. Jones
and Miss Evelyn Hodges.
Mrs. Clyde sCrHsan was the guest of
honor at the bridge luncheon given by
Mrs. George G. Bailey on Wednesday
The guests were invited for morn.
ing hour and enjoyed a number OF
rubbers of auction before the lunch.
con was served, when they were join
ed by Mrs. David Stone, Mrs. George
Kumpe and Miss Stella Mayer. The
luncheon table was pretty in its deco
rations of Hack-eyed Susans. Mrs.
Crusan as the guest of honor was pre-
scented withfal embroidered waist pat
tern. while tie table prizes were won
by Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Hall and
proved to be dainty silk stockings.
The bridge guests were Mesdames
Edward Carey, Thomas Lowe. Chal.
mers Hail. Henry Lantry, Joseph DAILY,
John Fair. Frank Halstead and Clyde
Crusan.
Capt and Mrs. j. s. Cecil of the
25th Infantry gave "a dinner on
Wednesday in honor Of Gen. and Mrs.
Evans, who motored out from town
and later appeared at the artillery
dance.
On Monday of this week Lieut.. and
Mrs. Swift Martin of the 4th Cavalry
gave luncheon for Gen. and Mrs.
Frederick Strong and Mr.. and Mrs.
Percival Merritt of Boston, who are in
Honolulu for visit.
On Tuesday of this week, at Mrs.
Charles Lloyd's quarters, a meeting of
the women of Schofield Barracks took
place for the purpose of forming
classes for Red Cross work. Over 65i
ladies were present, all of whom were
most interested In the proposed work
Mrs. Lloyd conducted the meeting
with characteristic ability, reading the
relating to the several
courses, explaining the conditions and
work necessary for qualification, and
it was decided that the combined
course of first aid, hygiene and home
care of the sick would be taken, I'm
der the instruction of a medical Off
Ger of the post. The course will con-
sist of Is lessons, comprising both
and theoretical work, at the
end of which examinations will be
held and those passing them will be
given certificates from the Red Cross
Society which will enable the success
full candidates to be assigned to ac-
tive service In time of war with the
Red Cross units. Col. Frank Keefer,
the Medical Corps at
Schofield Barracks, has been most
kind in rendering all assistance
toward establishing this class and has
given permission for the use of one of
the hospital wards in which the
classes will be held, under the super
vision of Maj. Horace Bloombergh.
After the discussion Mrs. Augustine
Mcintyre was elected president of the