Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-03
SCH0FlELD SOCIETY
Special Star Bulletin Correspond encsl
BARRACKS. Nov /


SCHOFlELD BARRACKS, Nov. L.
The largest affair Of last week wss
the reception and dance given or
Thursday evening at the Haleiwa
Hotel by the officers and ladies' O, tie
32nd Infantry in honor of the officers
and ladies of the LIST Infantry. In the
receiving line were Col. and Mrs
| Henry Hodges and Col. and Mrs. Ben.
jamin Atkinson, who graciously wei.
coined the guests as they arrived
Those invited TO this affair were Gen
| and Mrs. Robert X. Evans, Gen. anu
| Mrs. Frederick Strong, Coils. and Mes
danes William Snow, Charles Hede-
kin, William Bannister, George Bailey.
Michael Lehman, Earl Carnahan, Rich
ard Croxton, Francis Lacey; Col.
John Mcmahon, Col. Frank Albright.
Col. Tiemann NJ Horn, Col. Rudolph
Ebert, Col William Guignard. Col. and
Mrs. J. H. Houston; Majs. and Mes
danes Hugh Wise, Lewis Sorley.
Americas Mitchell, Samuel Lyon,
| Henry Games, Joseph Janda. Charles
g.. Mettler, Walter Short, Hamilton
Hawkins, Benjamin Hyer, Charles
Lloyd. Horace Bloombergh, Capts. and
Mesdames Harry knight, Englebert
0venshine, Paul McCook. Brady Rut-
tencutter, George Kumpe, Charles
Leonard. Kneeland Snow, Elvid Hunt,
Fred Pitts, Charles Meals, Harry
Blodgett, Thomas Lowe, Walter Prid-
gen, Byard Sneed, Charles Rice. Frank
Halstead, Elmer Rice. LLOYD Freden.
dali, John Richardson, Paul Mancbes.
ter, Leonard Prunty, John Corey,
James Gallogly, Lieuts and Mesdames
Rufus Bratton, John Reardan, Robert
Sears, John Baxter, James Peale,
Clyde Abraham, Woodfin Jones,
Douglass Greene, Robert Calder, Har-
cid Vanderveer, Livingston Watrous,
Ralph Holiday, Louie Beard, Herman
Erlenkotter, Capt. and Mrs. William
Shedd, Miss Evelyn Hodges, Miss Luz
ellie Kitson, Miss Katherine Lacey,
Miss Leonard, Miss Katherine Leni-
han, Miss Cathrine Carnahan, Lieut..
and Mrs. Walter Greacen, Capts.
George De Grasse Catlin, James Ulio,
Charles Bankhead, Charles Bates, vii.
liam Doane, Richard Thomas, Horns.
by Evans, Lieuts. John Simons, VIII
liam Mccullough, Alfred Sawkins,
John Smith, Edward Rose, Frank
Schneider, Frank Riley, V. V. Enyart,
Otis Sadtler, Howard Milngan, Carr
Cohen, Wallace Philoon and Charles
Lyman. .s>-.. p. -. 4 81
Capt and Mrs. Clyde Abraham had
a small dinner on Thursday evening
for Miss Louise Phipps and Lieut..
William Dorman. @.s:
Col. and Mrs. Frank Keefer enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. w. C. Dering and Lieut. Franz
Riley at dinner on Thursday at the
Haleiwa Hotel.
The Current Topics Glass met with
Mrs, Ernest Cullom on Thursday
morning.
On Friday evening Col. and Mrs
Charles Hedekin were hosts at a very
attractive dinner for Col and Mrs.
Henry Hodges, Lieut. and Mrs. Har-
rison Richards, Miss Evelyn Hodges,
Miss Katherine Dorst, Capt Thomas
RothweH and Lieut. Raymond McQiul- /
len. Red carnations and red-shaded
candles formed an effective center |
piece for the dining table.
j.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles H. Rice en-
tertained Capt. and Mrs. John Burnett
and Lieut.. v. V. Enyart at dinner on
evening
Col. and Mrs Francis Lacey gave a |
very enjoyable dinner at Haieiwa on
Thursday evening. About large |
round table, prettily decorated with |
and ferns, were seated Ger.
and Mrs. Frederick Strong, Col and
Mrs. Benjamin Atkinson, Col and Mrs,
Earl Carnahan, Col and Mrs. Charles
Hedekin, Col and Mrs. Henry Hodges,
Mai. and Mrs. Joseph JanGa, Capt.
and Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Capt and I
Mrs. Walter Pridgen, Capt and Mrs.
Brady Ruttencutter, Lieut. and Mrs.
James Peale and Maj. Herschel Tupes.
sd
Mrs Ellen Jordan was hostess at a
delightful sewing party and tea on Sat
lrday afternoon in honor of Mrs. War
rem Torrance and for Mrs. Wilfred
Stokes, Mrs. Seth ScofieiG, Mrs. Dex
Ter Rumsey, Mrs. Karl Truesdell, Mrs
Charles Leonard, Miss Leonard, Miss
Hazel Haynes and Mrs. Walter Pick
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