Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-01
ScH0FIELD SOCIETY
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yilion. which was almost ais well al
tended as the che which marked tae
opening night, three weeks agb. Many
dinners were given On Wednesday.
preceding the dancing and later at
the club an informal Dutch supper
was served. One affair. given by
Lieut.. and Mrs. John B. Burnett, was
an especially enjoyable one. the party
later motoring up from Cashier to the
hop. The dinner table, with places
laid for ten. looked very attractive In
its white decorations. Present were
the Misses Carrie and Esther McMa-
hen, Capt and Mrs. Jose. h Janda,
Lieats. Robert Snow Roy n. Jones,
Edward Rose. v. " Enyart, and Lieut..
and Mrs. Burnett.
On Thursday evening the monthly
hop given by the Cavalry Club took
place with a large number present
Capt. and Mrs. sohn Fair were hosts
at very mucil enjoyed hop 81 per
or and In farewell to Capt and Mrs.
William Chitty and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Rawson Warren, who will sail for
home on the Thomas next Tuesday.
(The small tables placed through the
Nving rooms at which the supper was
served, we're decorated with yellow
flowers and candle shades, echoing
the Cavalry colors. Present were
Capt. and Mrs. Chitty, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Warren, Capt and Mrs. Clarence Day,
Mai. Ralph Harrison, Mrs. Gideon Van
Poole, Miss Brinckley, Cart and Mrs.
Chalmers Hall, Lieut. and Mrs. Swift
Martin, Lieut.. and Mrs. Howell Estes,
Lieut. and Mrs. John Herr, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Kerr +. Riggs, Lieut.. and Mrs. +.
g. Cuilum, Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert
Cheney, and Lieut.. Charles Rodgers.
who will also leave for a home station
on this transport.
On Friday evening Gen. and Mrs.
Frederick Strong gave a very attrac.
Pinkham. The long table with covers
placed for IL presented an effective
picture in its decorations of pink.
pink sweetpeas and tall pink gladioli
lent dainty color note. while pink
shaded candelabra carried out the
lovely color scheme. Those present
were Governor Pinkham, Col. and
Mrs b. Walker Atkinson from Fort
ShRfter, Mai. and Mrs. Guy G.. Palmer.
Mrs Henry Lantry, Capt. Jay Whit
ham. Mrs. Jerome Pillow. Lieut and
Mrs. Joseph DAILY, and Gen. and Mrs.
Strong. During the evening a very
enjoyable Feature was the music af
forded blythe 25th Regimental Band
stationed on the lawn.
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Mrs. Swift w. Martin gave delight
full three table bridge on Wednesday
afternoon lin honor of Mrs. William
Chitty The piyoting game of auction
was played at each table, with the
final high scores won by Mrs. William
McCleave. Mrs. Edward Carey and
Mrs. Pelham Glassford, the prizes be-
ing most artistic low vases of pottery.
Mrs. Chitty as guest of honor was pre-
scented with lovely dressing jacket
OF silk and lace. At the close of the
afternoons delicious ice course was
served Present were Mesdames
William Chitty, Frank Keefer, Henry
Lantry, William McCleave, Robert
Cheney, Louie Beard, Walter Short,
Edward carey, Clarence Day, Percy
Deshon. Joseph DAILY and Pelham
Glassford.
Capt and Mrs. John Boniface enter
talned on Thursday afternoon, giving
q riding party, which was followed
by a supper served at the Boniface
quarters. Those who assembled for
the ride at o'clock were Miss Doro-
thy Palmer, Miss Victoria Pick, Lieut..
and Mrs. Joseph Daily, DR.. Pick and
Lieuts5 Rothwell, Frederick Stewart,
Oswald Saunders, and Capt. and Mrs.
Bonifaee. The party rode from the
post to the Eucalyptus Ranch, return
ing In the evening to enjoy the deli
cious supper.
Col. and Mrs. Samuel L. Faison en-.
tertained at luncheon at the Country
Club on Tuesday in honor of Mrs.
Louis B. PARROT and Mrs. Francis Nc.
C0mas of San Francisco. Those in.
vited to meet them were Col. John
Guilfoyle, Lieut-col. and Mrs. Frank
Keefer, and Capt. Alexander Mac
Nab. Daisies in profusion decorated
the luncheon table very prettily.
Mrs. Messner and Mrs. Champe
Cook of St Paul, Mimi, were the
honor guests OF Mrs. Joseph Janda
when she entertained at luncheon on
Thursday. Sweet peas decorated the.
table In a pretty manner, around
which covers were placed for Mes
danes Cook, Messner, George Kumpe,
William Male, Robert Cheney, TRULY
stfartin and Joseph Janda. -=~
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Chaplain Fealy of the 1st Field Ar
tillery and Capt. Leo -Mudd of the
Medical Corps returned to the post
on Tuesday after having enjoyed an
unusually interesting trip to the VOL
caio. This Saturday Mrs. TRULY
Martin and Miss Carrie Mcmahon will
leave for Hilo to take the volcano trip,
returning on Tuesday next i
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On Saturday evening Capt. Leo
Mudd will entertain at dinner at
Heinie's Tavern for Col. and Mrs.,Wal.
ter Kendall, Col and Mrs Frank Keef-
C1l Mrc paunnldS