Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
scH0FIELD SOCIETY


SCHOF1EIsD BARRACKS, June IL.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Janda we're
delightful dinner hosts on Tuesday.
evening Of the past week, when they
gave a dinner of 16 covers In honor
OF Gen. and Mrs Robert Evans. Four
small tables were placed through the
living and dining rooms at which the
company was seated. Pink and white
sweet peas in profusion decorated
each table, being scattered on the
cloth, with small clusters drawn
through each dainty card which
marked the cover. Present we're Gen.
and Mrs. Evans, Col and Mrs. Henry
c. Hodges. Col. and Mrs. John Gull
foyle. Col and Mrs. William w. For
syth, Maj. and Mrs. Guy G. Palmer,
Maj. and Mrs. Thomas Schley, Mai.
and Mrs. Francis Lacey, and Capt.
and Mrs. Janda. After dinner the
party attended the informal hop in
the garrison pavilion.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert Sears en-
tertained also on Tuesday evening
with a dinner for eight Pink was
used on this table also, being carried
out In all the pretty accessories. Cow
ers were placed for Lieut.. and Mrs.
John D. Burnett, Lieut.. and Mrs. John
Reardan, Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter
Greacen and the hosts.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Keen Of the LIST In
fantry gave q dinner on Sunday even
ing at the Haieiwa hotel for Lieut.. and
Mrs John D. Burnett, Col. John Nc
Mahon and Lieut.. Y. v Enyart.
A charming dinner OF IL covers was
given by Gen: ard Mrs Frederick s.
strong on "wednesday evening. Yell
low was chosen for the color note OF
the large round table, and was reflect
ed from the flowers in the central
basket to the dainty yellow shaded
candles. Covers were placed for Capt
and Mrs. William s. Browning, Capt
and Mrs. Pelham d. Glassford, Lieut..
and Mrs. Robert p. Harbold, Lieut..
and Mrs. William E. McCleave. Lieut..
and Mrs.. Waiter Greacen and Gen.
and Mrs. Strong The hop in the
Mounted Club was attended after
dime
Lieut.. ana Mrs. Percy Deshon gave
n dinner on Wednesday Of eight COW
ers with q dainty color scheme Of pink
and white characterizing the decpra-
tions. Pink aid white hibiscus IN a
mound arrangement made q lovely
centerpiece while the delicate tints Of
the flowers we're echoed in the shades
candles. Present were Capt. and Mrs.
Augustine Mcintyre. the Misses Caro-.
line and Esther McMahon, Lieuts.
Ballard I.yerly and Gift Andrus. and
Lieut.. and Mrs Deshen.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John D. Burnett
were nosts 80 olHners15ii Wednesday
when they entertained in honor Of
l.ien0 Enyarts birthday Other guests
were Capt. and MISC Joseph Janda,
DR.. and Mrs. Albert White and Lient.
James tllio
On Thursday evening Col. and Mrs.
Hodges gave q dinner for the Misses
Raymond from Honolulu and Evelyn
Hodges and Lieats. Roy n. Jones, v.
v. Engart and Robert Snow.
The Reading and !, Current Events
Club met with Mrs. Augustine Mcln-
tyre on Thursday morning.
Mai and Mrs Guy G. Palmer and
Miss Dorothy PAner we're hosts at a
dance given at the Haleiwa hotel on
ThursdaR evening. to which a large
number Of service people were invited.
The 18th band played well-selected
program of dances. which were en-.
joyed to the utmost BY The many
guests. All of the large lanais were
given 10 the dancing, and the scene
was q very pretty one, the dainty
gowns OF the ladies' and the brilliant
white uniforms mingiiRg and shifting
under the soft light Of the swaying
Japanese fan to which was tied her
dance card. Tile men were given pic
tiIresqae japanese cards on which was
printed the dance list Late in the
evening delicious buffet supper was
served. after which the guests reluc-
family took their departure, uniting in
the opinion that this was one OF the
most enjoyable affairs Of the summer
On Friday Col. and Mrs. G. G. Bailey
gave y dinner in honor of Mai. and
Mrs. Edward Carey, who are to leave
the garrison on tie July transport, the
major. having received his orders lnr
a home regiment. to join which tney
will go to FL Paso. 1t is with regret
that the garrison sees them go, for
during their time at Schofield tlcy
have made many warm friends. all Of
whom sincerely wish iap4a lnck ~
their new station After enjoying a
deligatftii dinsler two tables ". fA
formed for bridge and the evening
passed most pl.; sanity Present
were Maj. and Mrs. Cilr.r FRS. Henry
I.a.try, Lie'u. and Mss. Byard Sne.d,
Capt and Mrs. Jack Hayes from Homo
lnla Miss Stella Mayer and Col. and
Mrs. Bailey.
On Friday of last week Capt. and
Mrs. John J. Boniface gave a supper
for 20 guests. Fragrant golden core
opsis was used in profusion in decora-
tons for this charming affair, with
shaded candles echoing the yellow