Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-12
ScHoFIELD SOCIETY
tspecial star. Bulletin Correspondeneel

Especial Star Bulletin correspondenee)
SCn0FIELD BARRACKS, Aug. Is.
Mrs. Edward Sweeney of San
Francisco, Cal, is visiting Captain
and Mrs. Daniel ii. Gienty. Last
Saturday night a delightful dinner
was given for Mrs Sweeney by Cap
tain and Mrs. Gianty. The guests
were Major and Mrs. Horace Bloom
bergh, Major and Mrs. Edmund S.
Wright, Captain and Mrs. John j.
Boniface, and Captain and Mrs. Har-
ny n. Blodgett The table was very
dainty with pink and white philox
arranged in q crystal bowl and softly
lighted by white candles with pink
shades.
Mrs. William McCleave was hostess
at a most attractive bridge tea on
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Allen
Smith, mother of Mrs. Clarence r.
Day. and Miss McCune of Colorado
Springs. Playing bridge were Mes
DANES Walter S. Greaeen, John ID.
Reardan, Clarence X. Day, John F.
Guilfoyle, Walter G. Short, Frederick
f. Black, John b. W. Corey, Daniel
II. Gienty, Herman Erlenkotter, Hen
ry Il. Games, John Little, Raymond
s. Pratt, Edward Sweeney, James p.
Barney, Joseph o. DAILY, Charles ID.
DAILY, Jordan, Iantry, Eley p. Den
son, and Pick. For tea Mrs. Nc
cleaye asked Mesdames Walter Z.
Pridgen, Wilson, Livingston Watrous,
Charles l.. Willard, Louie A. Beard,
Robert X. Love, Lawrence, Lewis s..
Sorley, Dennis FL. Currie, Guy G..
Palmer, Augustine Mcintyre, Charles
r. Lloyd, John n. Hauser, Harold
Vanderveer, William A. Shedd, Misses
Campbell, Dorothy Palmer. Caroline
and Esther Mcmahon. All through
the rooms lovely white chrysanthe-
NUNS were artistically arranged. The
table prizes were little Japanese gar.
dens.
Maj. and Mrs. Edmund S. Wright
complimented Mrs Edward Sweeney
with dinner on Monday night, en-
pertaining Lieut.. and Mrs. John X.
Herr, Capt. and Mrs. Daniel H. CT.
enty, Mrs Sweeney, and Capt. Rich.
ard M. Thomas. White asters fur
nished the dainty table decoration.
A very pretty pink dinner was
given by Captain and Mrs. Byard
Sneed on Friday, before the First
Infantry hop. Captain and Mrs. Ed.
win s. Hartshorn and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Arthur T.. Dalton of Fort Shat
ter, Colonel and Mrs. Richard c.
Croxton and Major and Mrs. Eugene
II. Hartnett were the guests.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Elvid Hunts
dinner guests on Friday night were
Captain and Mrs Walter S. Pridgen.
and Captain and Mrs. Thomas H.
Lowe.
<. Lieutenant and Mrs. Richard q
Tay Tor Ienteftained at a movie party |
Thursday night to see THE Isle OF |
Surprise" After the movies the
guests were asked to the Taylors
quarters and during the. preparation
of the delicious chafing-dish supper
the game OF pinning the tie on Bus
ter Brown was the source of much
mirth. Enjoying this novel party
we're Major and Mrs. Thomas F. /
Schley, Major and Mrs. Henry E.
Games, Mrs. John Little, Major Frank
Albright, Lieutenant and Mrs. Donald |
ID. Hay, Lieutenant and Mrs Robert
p. Harbold, Lieutenant and Mrs. Liv-
ingston Watrous,. Lieutenant and Mrs. /
Karl Truesdell, Miss Lila Wilson.
Miss Elizabeth Little, Doctor Harry |
N. Kerns and Lieutenant Ora NJ.
Baldinger.
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Mrs. Joseph F. Janda gave q most |
attractive bridge luncheon Friday for
Mrs. Louie A. Beard, Mrs. TRULY Mar
TIN. Mrs. Livingston Watrous, Mrs.
George G. Bailey, Mrs. Byard Sneed,
Mrs. Frank Halstead, Mrs. Walter
Greacen, Mrs. Fred Pitts and Mrs.
Charles Van Way. Mrs. Janda used
sweet peas profuseiy on the table.
Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Martin we're
each given a set of two gold beauty
pins for holding the highest score.
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Friday night before the hop at the
LIST Infantry cantonment Lieut. and
Mrss Charles H. Rice entertained for
their cousin, Miss Margaret Merrill
Around ten tables, which were most
attractive with yellow coreopsis and
yellow shaded candles, were Lieut..
and Mrs. Robert Sears, DR.. and Mrs.
Albert White. Capt. and Mrs. John d.
Burnett. Capt. and Mrs. Joseph F.. /
Janda, Lieut.. and Mrs. Hugh B. Keen,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Walter S. Greacen,
Lieut. and Mrs. John r. Baxter, Capt
and Mrs George E. Kumpe, Capt. and
Mrs. Fred w. Pitts, Misses Margaret
Merrill, Evelyn Hodges, Caroline and
Esther Mcmahon, Dorothy Palmer, II