Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-13
SCHoFIELD SOCIETY
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SCHOFIEI.D BARRACKS. May ID.
On Saturday Afternoon OF last week
a very attractive brIdRe-iunCheon was
given by Mrs. Jerome Pillow in honor
of Mrs. Alien b. Smith, mother of
Mrs. Clarence r. Day, and Of Mrs.
John Guilfoyle. The guests assembled
at IL O'Clock and enjoyed success
sion Of auction rubbers at the several
tables placed through the charming
floweE-decked rooms. At the conclu-
sion Cf the playing IL was found that
tho table scores were held by Mes
danes Frank Halstead, Chalmers Hall,
William Forsyth, Henry s. Kilbourne.
Swift Martin. William McCleave and
Pelham ID. Glassford. The dainty
prizes were unusually pretty bowls
of Chincse-warc filled with quaint
bouquets of garden flowers, candy
tuft daisies, forgetme-nots,. and be-
gonias, their old -timey atmosphere
giving a lovely touch To the affair.
Tables were changed for luncheon,
which was dainty and delicious
meal Mrs. Guilfoyle was presented
with a fragrant bouquet OF sweet peas
and ferns, while Mrs. Smiths SOU
yenir was a graceful basket filled with
yiolets. The guests were Mesdames
Frederick Strong, John Guilfoyle,
Samson L. Faison, Allen Smith, Will
liam Forsyth, Frank Albright, Frank
Hnlstead, Walter Short, Horace
Bioombergh, Clyde CTusan, Edward
Carey, Frank Reefer. Daniel Guinty,
Swift Martin, Charles Naylor, w IL.
McGlll, Walter Pridgeon, John Fair,
Henry Rilbourne, William McCleaVe
Chalmers Hall, Raymond Pratt, Liy-
ingstun Watrtus, George Calender,
John Rcarcan, Clarence Day and Pei
ham Glassford.
On Friday OF last week, Major and
Mrs. Eugene II. Hartnett were dinner
hosts when they entertained for ten.
The table presented q very charming
appearance in its decorations OF green
and white; asterse combined with mai
Cenhair fern made an effective center
niece. while the green and white note
was carried out In the graceful fes'
looms OF tuile laid along the cloth,
and In the shades surmounting the
candelabra. Covers were placed for
Colonel and Mrs. George G. Bailey.
Captain and Mrs. Paul McCook. LIEU
tenant and Mrs. Elvid Hunt, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Byard Sneed, and Major
and Mrs. Hartnett
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ON wednesday a meeting OF the
Musical Club took place with Mrs.
r. II. Hartnett as hostess, and most
enjoyable afternoon was spent.
So rs-ss+-. 1850
General and Mrs. Frederick s.
strong entertained on Tuesday last
with q dinner for twelve, the guests
being Colonel and Mrs. John Guilfoyle,
Colonel and Mrs. Henry G. Hodges,
Colonel and Mrs. Samson L. Faison,
colonel and Mrs. William w. Forsyth,
and Lieutenant and Mrs. william H..
Shedd.
A very delightful dinner took place
on Saturday evening last, aboard the
Presidente Sarmiento, Captain Yarda
entertaining for General and Mrs. john
p. Wiser. General and Mrs. Frederick
s. Strong, Admiral and Mrs. Clifford
Boush. and the Chilean Consul and
MRS. ]. w. Waldron.
Captain and Mrs. Hugh Wise gave
n dinner on wednesday for Colonel
and Mrs. Henry G. Hodges, Colonel
and Mrs, John Guilfoyle, Colonel and
Mrs. Samson L. Faison and Captain
and Mrs. J. p. Barney.
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Mrs. John p. Wiser was the guest
of honor at the bridge luncheon given
on Friday by Mrs. Frederick Strong,
when twelve ladies of the garrison
were invited to meet Mrs. Wiser,
whom. much 70 the regret of all, VIII
be among the homeward bound on
the June transport. A charming lun-
cheon was served at round table
beautiful in it's decorations of pink
roses and ferns. After luncheon
tables were formed for bridge and
the always interesting pivoting game
enjoyed for some hours. The high
scores we're won by Mesdames Sam
son L. Faison. Clarence Day, and Liv-
ingston Watrous, to whom were pre-.
scented dainty little sewing cases
made of pink brocaded satin. To Mrs.
Wiser was presented a bridge set
with two packs of cards, and tiny
score, all of which were encased In
a pink satin case. Those who were
present we're Mesdames John P, Wis.
ser. Samson L. Faison. William For
syth, Jack Hayes, Clyde Crusan, LiV-
ingston Watrous, Clarence X. Day,
Allen B. Smith. Jerome Pillow, VIII
liam f. Shedd and Henry Kilbourne.
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Colonel and Mrs. Samson L. Faison