Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-30

Robert Sears, Mrs. Englebert Oven
shine. Mrs. Frank Halstead. Mrs.
Charles Leonard. Mrs. Paul McCook.
Mrs. Charles Rice and Mrs. John
| Reardan.
Dinner guests of Col and Mrs. VIII
liam Littebrant on Friday evening
were Capt and Mrs Robert Love and
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Pick.
Mrs. T. c. Ballinger was the incen-
tive for a pretty little tea given by
Mrs. Carl BaIlinger on Thursday after
noon. Invited to meet this charming
lady were Mrs. Frank Albright, Mrs.
Joseph Cecil, Mrs. James Bell, Mrs.
Merrill Spalding, Mrs. John s. Loud,
Mrs. Eugene Householder, Mrs
Charles Wyman, Mrs. Clyde Abraham,
Mrs. Julius Disney Willis. Mrs. Oliver
Dickinson, Mrs. Robert Calder, Mrs
Rufus Bratton, Mrs. Karl Truesdell.
Mrs. Eley benson, Mrs. John Baxter
and Mrs. Walter Frank.
Capt and Mrs. Jerome Pillow were
hosts at a most enjoyable dinner on
Thursday evening, A dainty center
piece of pink carnations and sweet
alyssum made a charming decoration
for the dining table about which were
seated Maj. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd,
Lieut. and Mrs. Archibald Arnold, Miss
Catherine Treat, Maj. Robert Foy and
Capt and Mrs. Pillow. After dinner
the party were entertained by the
| movies" at the 4th Cavalry amuSe-
ment hall
Gen. and Mrs. Charles G. Treat,
Lieut. and Mrs. Archibald Arnold,
Capt. and Mrs. Oliver Dickinson and
Miss Katherine Treat enjoyed a pic
mic lunch at Nanikuli on Tuesday aft
ernoon.
Capt and Mrs. William McCleaye
had as dinner guests on Sunday night
Mrs. Charles Lloyd and Lieut.. John
Hoskins.
Miss Victoria Pick, who has been
attending school at Punahau college
during the past winter, has returned
to Schofield for the summer months.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Dexter Rumsey are
receiving q visit from Mrs. Rumsey's
mother, Mrs. William Worth of San
Diego, Cal.
Col. Lloyd Brett is q patient at the
Department Hospital at Fort Shafter.
Maj. and Mrs. Fred Austin. Mrs.
Leora. Hoggson, Maj. Robert Foy and
Lieut.. Karl Greenwald made up
party who attended the cavalry hop
on Wednesday evening.
Lieut.. and Mrs. David Cain had Mrs.
Philip Thurber as their guest at din
ner and the movies" on Friday even
ing. - !
The following officers returned on
Tuesday from Lyman's ranch where
they were in camp for ten days, Col.
William Guignard, Maj. Charles Lloyd,
Capt John KilbFeth, Capt. De Russy
Hoyle, Capt. William MeCleave, Capt.
Charles DAILY, Lieut.. John Hauser,
Lieut.. Philip Thurber and DR.. Wilfred
Stokes.
A charming dinner OF the week was
the one presided over on Wednesday
evening by Capt. and Mrs. Philip
Kiehl when they entertained for Maj.
and Mrs. Morton Henry, Capt. and
Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs and Capt. and Mrs.
John Herr. Pink and White cosmos
made an attractive centerpiece for the
prettily appointed liable. -
Maj. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd had
dining with them on Friday evening
Mai. Henry Butner and Capt John
Kilbreth. =
Some Of the boys and girls of the
Fourth Cavalry gave a "rummage"
sale on Saturday afternoon and
netted SCI, which amount they turned,
over to the, Red Cross fund The sale
included al sorts Of attractive fancy
work, ice cream cones and lemonade
The cavalry band played delightfully."-
during the afternoon which added
much to the pleasures ofE4he occasion.
The children who conducted this sale
and who worked so individually to-
make It a success were Helen and
Fannie Herr. Jane Kiehl, Isabella
Boniface, Hamilton Hawkins and
George and Scott Riggs.
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Little Miss Virginia Arnold invited
Sara Pick, George and Elizabeth Van
Way and Allen Day to help celebrate
her birthday with her on Thursday
afternoon. An of the games and
goodies so dear to the hearts of
youngsters were enjoyed to the ut
most.
Atslast Schofield,. after these many
years, has electric lights. The final
work of installing the plant was COM
pleted early in the week and the |
lights turned on Wednesday night