Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
ScHOFIELD SOCIETY
-Lsn.ciu star. Bulletin corrsspondencel

Especial Star-Bulletin Correspondence
+ SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Jan. IA.
On Tuesday evening, Captain G de
Grasse catl:iI entertained at dinner
| for Capt and Mrs. Henry kilbourne,
TJrs. Howell Clinton and Lieut. and
| Mrs. Walter Greacen. Later the par
ty attended the hop in the LIST lnfan.
try pavilion.
On Saturday afternoon OF last week,
Miss Isabel Boniface, with the assist
ance of her young friends, celebrated
her tenth birthday During the after.
noon, many delightful games were
PLAYED. the proverbial birthday cake"
and ice cream being served at the
close. Miss Isabel's guests were Ruth
Coleman, Louise and Eileen O'Shea,
Marie and Christiana Wygant, Henri
eta Hall, Elizabeth Martin, Helen
Preston and Susanna Guifoyle
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Capt and Mrs. Arthur Cassels were
dinner hosts on Wednesday evening.
The artistically combined colors OF
white and yellow were used to an
advantage on the dinner table and
carried out in the centerpiece of white
asters and yelplow candle-shades Pres
ent were Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph DAILY,
Mrs Henry Lantry. Major T. n. Horn
and Capt. and Mrs. Cassels.
Lieut.. and Mrs. E. G. Cullum gave
a dinner on Wednesday, where they
entertained for Capt and Mrs Lueius
Holbrooks, Lieut.. and Mrs. Swift Mar
tin
Thursday morning the Ladies Read
ing and Current Events Club met with
Mrs. Henry Pfeil. Mrs. Clarence Day,
giving an unusually interesting read
ing of the weeks events
Lieut.. and Mrs. John G. Burnett,
who have just joined the LIST Infan-
try, are guests for a day or two of
Capt and Mrs. Charles Van Way in.
Honolulu. IL
Capt and Mrs Joseph Janda were
dinner hosts of Friday evening, enter
tanning in honor of Mrs. Alexander
Patton and her daughter, Miss Edith
Patton, whose stay at Schofeld is
drawing to a close The guests in
yited to meet them were Capt. and
Mrs. Charles Van Way. Lieut. and
Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Lieut. and Mrs.
John Burnett and Lieuts. Charles
Bankhead and Edward Rose.
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Miss Dorthy Forsyth gave a dinner
on Friday, entertaining for Mrs. De
Russy Hoyle, Miss Clara Goodlowe of
Honolulu and Lients. William Cul-
loch, James Ulio and Redondo Sutton,
who is a passenger on the Sheridan
en- route to Manila Miss Forsyth's
| color scheme was yellow and white,
which was reflected in all the tables
dainty appointments.
| Col. and Mrs George Bailey gave
a dinner of twelve covers on Friday
The tables artistic decorations were
done in pink Transvaal daisies The
guests were Gen. and Mrs. Frederick
Strong, Col. and Mrs. Frank Keefer,
Col and Mrs. Houston, Col. Carl
Reichmann and Capt. and Mrs. Charles
Lloyd.
A very delightful supper was given
by Capt. and Mrs. Chalmers Hall on
Friday before the hop given in honor
of General and Mrs Strong. Quanti-
ties of red carnations and ferns were
used to ornament the several small
tables at which the guests were seat.
ed Present were the Misses Geral.
dine Bouscle, Anne Carpenter and
Hortense Short, Capt and Mrs. Anne.
rieus Mitchell, Capt and Mrs. George
Kumpe, Capt. and Mrs. Lucius Hob
brooks, Capt and Mrs Gordon Kim.
ball, Capt and Mrs. PELHAM Glassford,
Lieut. and Mrs. E. G. Cullum, Lieut..
and Mrs. Joseph DAILY, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Howard Ester, Lieut. and Mrs. Robert
i Cheney, Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Don.
aldson, Lieut. and Mrs Roland Gang.
Ter, Lieut. and Mrs. John Reardan, Col.
John Guilfoyle, Capt. and Mrs. Jack
| Hayes and Lieuts. William Donnan
and Coleman Jenkins of Fort Kameha.
meha.
On Sunday morning there is to be a
special song service at the O'Clock
mass. Lieut.. Kieffer will sing the solo
Ave Maria of Schubert, accompanied
by Capt. William Chitty. Father Leni.
han will serve mass, while Father