Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-14
SCH0FIELD SOCIETY
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SCHOFIELD BARRACKS Oct /.

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| SCHOFlElD BARRACKS Oct Is.
t-General and Mrs. Frederick ).
/ Strong entertain AZ dinner ;onigh;
for Col and Mrs. Richard c, Crox.
ton, Col and Mrs Francis f Lacey.
! Maj. and Mrs Earl G: Carnahan. Mai.
and Mrs Lewis s Sorley, Lieut.. Col.
Tienann. y Horn. Lieut. and Mrs.
Eugene r. Householder. and Capt.
Marshall Childs. The guests. viii be
seated at a round table ana Ameri-
can. beauties are 10 be used as table
decoration. T..
Mrs. Thomas r. Schley called a
meeting Of the ladies' OF the Twenty
Fifth on Friday morning to discuss
raising money for the Army Relief
Fund. III III.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Parmalee Eells Of
San Francisco. are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs Conrad s. Babcock.
l. Fanny Herr celebrated her tenth
birthday on Thursday by a party.
The young people who enjoyed the
dancing and games were Jane Kiehl.
Gertrude, Prunty. Frances Cheney.
Stanton and Parmalee Babcock, Will
liam Prunty, David Hedekin. Allen
Day, Scott and George Riggs. Park
Hodges. Hamilton Hawkins, and
Helen Herr.
Arriving on the Thomas on Thurs
day for station at Schofield Barracks
Do, 10, sEn
Hyer. Maj and Mrs Herschel Tupes.
LieA Frederick T. Dickman. Capt.
and Mrs. Charles A. Meals and Lieut..
Edgar NJ. Whiting.
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Col and Mrs. Benjamin W. Atkin-
son were hosts at a delightful dinner
on Tuesday for Capt and Mrs. James
Il. Bell, Capt and Mrs. Clarence r.
Day. Mrs. Allen Smith and Col, Frank
H. Albright.
Mrs. Walter II. Frank returned on
the Thomas after a visit of several
months on the mainland
The Musical Club met with Mrs.
Charles j. Naylor on Wednesday,
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liam A. Aiken sang duet. Mrs.
Charles r. Lloyd. Mrs. Walter S.
Greacen and Mrs. Wilbur Rogers
each sang delightfully."-.
An attractive dinner before the
Twenty-Fifth hop was that OF Capt
and Mrs. James A. Higgins, their
guests being Maj and Mrs. Hugh
ID. Wise. Lieut.. and Mrs. Oliver A.
Dickinson, Lieut.. ard Mrs. Livingston
watrous, Col. Frank H. Albright and
Capt Marshall Childs.
Capt. William s. Mapes returned
on the Thomas to attend a trial.
Capt and Mrs Charles w. Van
Way have taken the quarters that
Maj. Hedekin occupied
Mrs. Seth Schofield was hostess at
the Mounted Service Club at most
enjoyable bridge tea Playing bridge
were Mrs. Frederick S Strong. Mrs
William J. Snow, Mrs William Male,
Mrs. Percy Deshon, Mrs. Karl Trues:
dell, Mrs Charles d. Daily, Mrs. Wal.
ter s. Short, Miss Hortense Short,
Mrs. Jordan, Mrs Locke, Mrs War.
rem Terrence. Mrs Clarence F. Day,
Mrs. Fred w. Pitts. Mrs Lantry,
Mrs. Charles A. Hedekin, Mrs VIII,
liam B. Bannister, Mrs. Robert NJ.
Cheney. Mrs. Harrison Richards.
Mrs. John ]. Boniface. Mrs. William
McCleave. Mrs John n. Hauser, Mrs.
Robert r. Love, Mrs. Lawrence. Yrs.
Harold Vanderveer. Mrs. Jacob l..
Deyers, Mrs. Wilbur Rogers and
Miss Hazel Haynes. Dainty smelling
salts bottles were given the ladies
holding highest scores. They were
Mrs. Bonifaee, Mrs. Hedekin, Mrs.
Truesdell, Mrs. Day and Mrs. DAILY.
Throughout the rooms were Ascen
sion lilies and white chrysanthe-
NUNS Mrs. Schofield's sister, Mrs.