Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-09-06
ScHoFIELD SOCIETY

Especial star.Bulfetin corresDondencsb
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Sept. 5.
In spite of the fact that here in
Hawaii the army Is doing foreign
service" many officers are asking
for an extension of one or two years.
Officers who have completed their
tour and gone back 10 the mainland
write back to friends of the longing
they have for this Land of Paradise,
and that those who asked to remain
an extra year were surely wise in
their time"
Where, for the army. is there a
station to compare with Schofield?
There is no other place where the
climate permits one to enjoy for the
entire year, dancing, golf, tennis, rid
ing, motoring, and swimming. To be
sure there are many places where all
these diversions are INDUCED in the
year around, but not with the keen
enjoyment and comfort as here at
Schofield. Furthermore, being the
largest post in the army, there are
more social activities here.
Lieut. and Mrs. Livingston WatrOus
entertained most delightfully."- for Miss
Charlotte Stuchul of Pennsylvania.
who is visiting her sister and brother,
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Bliss of
Honolulu. A large round table, in
the center OF which was huge clus-
ter of pink asters surrounded by sill
yer candle holders with dainty pink
shades, was attractively appointed.
Tiny asters in pink decorated the
name cards. Around this attractive
table were seated Miss Charlotte Stu
chul, Mai and Mrs. Lewis S. Sorley,
Miss Lila Wilson, Miss Dorothy Pal
mer; Capt. Alexander Macnab, Lieut..
Edward. C. Rose, Lieut.. Frank v.
Schneider, Lieut.. Ora M. Baldinger,
Mr.. Walker Atkinson and the charm
ing host and hostess. The party
later went to the 25th club hop.
The LIST Infantry Reading Club
met with Miss Evelyn Hodges last
Wednesday.
Col. Carl Reichmann has quite re-
covered from his injury and returned
to the post only to go to Honolulu
again, this time, however, for tenn
porary station at Department Head
quarters.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Eley P. benson
entertained 1T dinner Tuesday of last
week, the occasion being Lieut.. Den.
sons birthday The birthday cake
which was white with yellow candles
occupied the center of the table, and
streWn over the table were yellow
marigolds The guests found their
places by some appropriate symbol.
Lieut.. Carl Ballinger, who is some
thing Of a carpenter, found at his
place a toy hammer; Mrs. Ballinger,
having recently had slight opera
ton on her foot, found small doll
on crutches to mark her place; Lieut..
Richard T. Taylor found a bucking
horse with the rider in mid-air, as
he was thrown off a horse some time
ago: Mrs. Taylor, who is sewing for
her small daughter in anticipation of
orders to the mainland, knew by the
tiny figure busily sewing that she
was expected to sit there; Lieut..
benson, in charge of the Amusement
Hall, was given a fan, he being a
movie fan; Mrs. benson cooked the
delicious dinner and marked her
place by tiny tin bowl with spoon
in II.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert P. Hartold
have moved from quarters number
1901 to quarters number 1886, 25th
cantonment. . Z.
Robert Janda, son Of Capt. and
Mrs. Joseph F. Janda, had as a guest
for last week, Junior Van Way, son
of Capt. and Mrs. Charles w. Van
Way of Honolulu,
Capt. and Mrs. Walter E. Pridgen
gave a charming supper for Miss
Julia Heedner of Philadelphia on
Wednesday evening. The guests were
seated at small tables decorated with
sweet peas in pink. Those asked to
meet Miss Heedner were Capt and
Mrs. Thomas H. Lowe, Miss Lila
Wilson, Miss Evelyn Hodges, Miss
Dorothy Palmer, Miss Margaret Mer-
rill, Miss Stella Matthew, Miss Adele
Mason, Miss Hortense Short, Lieut..
Roy Jones, Lieut.. John Simons, Lieut..
Eugene NJ. Owen, Lieut.. Otis K. Sad
tier, Lieut.. Robert T. Snow, Lieut..
Frank J. Riley, Mr.. Greig and MI.
Burnie of the Bishop Banking Com
pany. The party joined the dancers
at the Cavalry club later in the
evening.
Mrs. James E. CLANCY has been
confined to the house for some time
with a wrenched back and Is now
able to be out and about again.
Mrs. BENJAMIN W.. Atkinson hon
cred Mrs. William w. Forsyth with
a charming bridge luncheon Thurs
day, entertaining Mrs. Henry E
Games, Mrs. George &. Bailey, Mrs.
Douglas McCaskey, Mrs. Thomas +.
Schlcy. Mrs. Hamilton ha~ kins, and
Mrs. Randolph. The luncheon table
was most attractive with pink aue
purple asters and the name cards