Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-29
ScHoFlELD SOCIETY
Especial st.r.Bunstip cOrrespondencsl

Especial Star-B1tstin correspondenesl
SCHOFTELD BARRACKS, March
29.-Last Friday AIRS. Ellen Jordan
entertained at bridge for eight The
| piVot:ng game was played for a num-
Der OF rubbers with the final high
scores won by Mrs. Shed and Mrs.
Glassford. the prizes being dainty JAP
anese work baskets. Cooling ices
and cakes were served at the close
of the afternoon. Present were Mes
danes Frederick Strong. w. F.. Shedd,
Henry Lantry. Clyde Crusan, Carl
TruesdeIl, Charles Daily, John Boni-
face, Pelham Glassford and the host
ess.
On Thursday morning of last week
Mrs William Chitty and Mrs. Raw
son Warren we're the eomplimented
guests at the very attractive bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. Walter Short.
Five small tables were placed In the
living room, at which during the
morning hours a series Of rubbers Of
auction bridge were played. the final
winners being Mesdames Edward Ca
rey, De Russy Hoyle. Henry I-antry,
Charles Naylor. L. W. Prunty. The
prizes were dainty cretonne cases for
the toilet table. Mrs. Warren and
Mrs. Chitty were presented attractive
guest prizes. The lovely flower, ca
dena d'amor, WAS used throughout the
charming decorations of the living
and dining rooms. The large dining
table was artistically decorated with
a basket holding long sprays of hese
flowers, while on the cloth appeared
in flat letters made from the petals
of the cadena Bon Voyage" and
Aloha" At either end Of the table
the initials OF the guests of honor
were formed in the same manner.
Those who enjoyed this very delight.
full party we're AIesdames George Bal
ley, Chalmers Hall, Jerome Pillow,
John Fair, Clarence Day, Robert Che
ney, John Boniface, Swift Martin,
Frank Keefer. Roland Gaugler, Will
liam Nalle, Charles Lloyd, William
McCleave, Henry Iantry, De Russy
Hoyle, L. w. Prunty, Charles Naylor,
Edward Carey, Pelham Glassford and
| Miss Stella Mayer.
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Mrs. Elvid Hunt OF the 1st Infantry
was hostess on Friday afternoon for
all the little children of the LIST In
fantry, entertaining In honor Of her
small guests, Rose and Ben McClel-
Ian, who. with their mother, Mrs.
BENJAMIN F. Mcclellan. had been
guests of Mrs. Hunt during the time
the Fort Shafter troops were in the
field. The guests were Katherine
Greacen, Barbara Lowe, Frank Cru
san, Nancy and Elizabeth Sorley,
George and Edward Kumpe, Marga.
ret Hartnett, Dickie Janda, Jane
Duenner, Roddy and David Sears,
Clara and Charles Leonard, Charlie
BonesteeI, Jane and Brother, Rice. ~,
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| Lieut.. and Mrs. James CLANCY of
the 25th infantry gave charming
dinner on Friday evening, entertain
| ing for eight preceding tie hop at
the 25th Infantry Club. The table
was daintily decorated In rose tones,
a silver bowl Of rose colored asters
making a centerpiece around which
i were grouped four silver candle.
sticks bearing rose tinted shades.
Il Covers were placed for Capt and
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre, Mrs. John
I'D. Burnett, Capt Alexander MacNab,
j Capt and Mrs. Pelham D. TGlassford
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Clancy. >..' ~
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A very attractive luncheon was Civ.
en- by Mrs. Walter Frank on Friday,
when she entertained for II. The
table was decorated with lavender
and pink asters. Covers were placed
for Mesdames Samuel L. Faison, Guy
G. Palmer, Louie A. Beard, Living
ston Watrous, Thomas L. Crystal, the
Misses O'Neill and Babcock, Mrs.
Hugh Wise, Miss Dorothy Palmer and
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Flower from
New York. .. |.".-.
A moonlight picnic which was a
very jolly and enjoyable affair took
place on Monday of last week, the
party motoring to Waimea beach in
time for supper. The party included
the Misses Carrie and Esther Nc.
Mahon, Mrs. John D. Burnett, Mrs.
Joseph Janda, Capt Leonard and
Lieuts. Roy n. Jones, v. v. Enyart,
James Ulio, John Simmons and John
d. Burnett.
A delightfully."- informal dinner was
given on Thursday evening by Mrs.
Robert Sears, who later entertained
her guests at the movies" Present
were Mesdames George Kumpe, Paul
McCook, E. H. Hartnett, Clyde Cru.
san, Charles H. Rice, Byard Sneed
and Fred Pitts.
On the same evening Lieut.. and
Mrs. Robert Harbold were entertain
ed at dinner by Lieut. and Mrs. Liv.
ingston Watrous. Mrs. Harbold has
recently returned to the post after a
visit of some weeks with her parents
on the coast.
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