Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24
ScHoFIElO SOCIETY

Lieut.. and Mrs. E. Franklin Rice, 1st
Infantry, announce the birth of a son,
Louis Franklin, at department hos
pital, Honolulu, on June IS.
Wednesday evening quite a number
OF attractive social affairs took place
in the garrison, the several parties lat
er going TO the Mounted Service Club,
hop. Lieut. and Mrs. John Corbly en-
tertained with dinner for Mai. and
Mrs. Guy G. Palmer. Mai. and Mrs.
Frank Albright and Capt Charles
Bates. Pink characterized the pretty
decorations of the dinner table.
Lieat. and Mrs. Robert p. Harbold
we're hosts at delightful Dutch Sup
SER given in their quarters on We'd
nesday evening. A fragrant mass of
yellow coreopsis filled tall, gilded
basket making an effective cen
terpiece for the supper table. from
xhica all the good things were served,
the g1ests, seated on the lanajs and in
the Irving room, enjoying the inform
atty of the occasion. Present were
the Misses Carrie and Esther Nc.
H.
fy, Capt. and Mrs. Pelham D. Glass
ford, Capt James Loud, Capt. and
Mrs. Americas Mitchell, Lieut.. and
Mis-. Livingston Watrous, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Karl Truesdell, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Donald Hay, Lieut. Howard Milligan,
Eugene Robinson, o. NJ. Baldinger and
Robert f.. Snow and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harbold -.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Hauser gave
dinner for 90 ON Wednesday when
their guests included Capt. and Mrs.
Charles willard, Lieut.. and Mrs. Will
liam T. McCleave, Mrs. Franklin
Wing, Lieut.. and Mrs. joseph DAILY,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Daily, Mrs.
Ellen Jordan, Mrs Henry Lantry,
Guignard, Capt and Mrs. John Corey,
Lieuts. Ballard Lyerly, Cliff Andrus
and Joseph Andrews. Three small
tables were used at which the COM
pany was seated, each decorated pref
tily with white Shasta daisies and
white unshaded tapers.
DR.. and Miss Haynes entertained
Wednesday evening with a dinner for
Capt. and Mrs Augustine Mcintyre,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Roland Gaugler, Capt.
Richard M. Thomas and Lieut.. George
Keleher. -.
On Tuesday Lieut. and Mrs. Seth
Scofield entertained at luncheon for
the Misses Eleanor McCune and Mary
Mathews of San Francisco, who are
staying at the Young hotel in Homo
lulu.
On Thursday Col. and Mrs. Samson
Lane Faison gave a dinner for II, in.
GLIDING Col and Mrs. Richard C. Crox.
ton, Col and Mrs. James B. Houston.
Col AMI Mrs. James McRae, Madame
Cochran. Capt and Mrs. Americas
Mitchell and Capt William E. Coch-
ran. ~.. r. f..
DR.. and Mrs. Walter R. Pick gave a
dinner on Thursday for Lieut.. and
Mrs. Ernest Carr, Lieut. and Mrs. Har-
old Vandeveer, and Maj. and Mrs.
Horace Bloombergh. The dinner table
was attractive with color scheme Of
yellow and green .
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Col. and Mrs. John Guilfoyle we're
dinner hosts on Thursday when they
entertained for IL. A blue and white
color scheme was used effectively on
the long table, with gracefully ar
| ranger mass of white flowers
in flat bowl making the centerpiece.
Covers were placed for Gen and Mrs.
Robert Z. Evans, Col and Mrs. Henry
| c. Hodges, Col and Mrs. William w.
| Forsyth, Mrs Walter G. Short, Mai.
and Mrs Thomas Schley, Maj. Will
am S. Guignard and the hosts.
Capt. and Mrs Harry Knight we're
| dinner hosts on Thursday, entertain,
ing in honor of Maj and Mrs. Edward
C. Carey The long table was decor.
ate in tones of pink and white. Sweet
9eas of deep pink shade made the
| centerDlece, while the same flowers
appeared in the corsage bouquets for
| the ladies and single white gardenia
was found at each gentleman's cover.
Present were Maj. and Mrs. Francis
i Lacey, Mrs Crandall, Mai. and Mrs.
Carey, Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas Lowe,
| LieutS. Roy y. Jones and Jonn Sim
mons, and the hosts.
Mai. Walter Short was an outgoing
| passenger on the Manoa last Tuesday.
Maj Short will go directly to Rochest,
er, where he is to undergo an opera.
ton by the Doctors Mayo.
! One OF the successful events CT the
week was the sale of homemade ar
ticles held by the little girls of the
garrison on Thursday afternoon. In
the big open space near Col. Faison g
quarters the several booths and tents
stood, where one could buy candies OF
lemonade, fish in the realistic ''rond
have ones future predicted. or invest
| n really useful articles for the house
| Everything on sale was made by the
little girls themselves and all were
pretty and dainty and the goodies
most delicious. The idea originated
in the girls sewing club. and once
started every member worked faith
fully to carry it forward to success
which on Thursday was enthusiast
cally realized, the sale netting the