Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-03
SchofeId Barracks Society
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SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Nov. d.
II Mrs. William McLauren added large
4 " to the social calendar OF func
II lions planned for the ladies OF tht
Il Post when she entertained with al
ENJOYABLE tennis tea on Tuesday al
tternoon. Doubles we're the chosen
way to try ones luck, partners being
i found by the matching of numbers
i written on slips and drawn from al
envelope. The tennis players were
Mrs. Henry Lewis, Mrs. Engleberl
4 Ovenshine, Mrs. Charles Watson, Mrs
John Hauser, Mrs. William McLauren
Mrs. Effie Kealsey, Miss Mile Gotten
EFT, Miss Marybelle White, MISS
Katherine Anderson, and Miss Lenore
| Tyler. Prizes for the fortunate win
ners were awarded to Mrs. Lewis
and Mrs. Watson. Most inviting was
the shade of the tent which had been
placed at the side of the court and
where cooling iced tea, delicious cake
and sandwiches were served. A NUM-.
Der of additional ladies were invited
for tea, among them Mrs. Brigham,
Mrs. Archibald Arnold, Mrs. Philip
Thurber, Mrs. Harold Vandeveer,
Mrs. Philip Kiehl, Mrs, cuthbert
Stearns, Mrs. Tyler and Miss Mar
guerite White.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Greacen
and small daughter, Katherine, re-
turned to the post on Monday after
an absence of two weeks.
The 4th Cavalry officers and ladies
were responsible for very delight
full hop on last Friday evening. Dec
orations of guidons, regimenta tro.
plies, flags and crossed sabers made
the dancing pavilion most attractive.
japanese lanterns festooned from the
beam ceiling to the side posts were
used for, lighting. Twelve straight
dances recorded on the attractive but
simple programs were danced with
pluch enjoyment as all were very
we'll played by the regimental band.
Iii the clubrooms the cavalry motif
was still further carried out in the
dainty yellow SHADES covering the
lights and in the various species OF
yellow flowers clustered in vases and.
iacs A delicious punch was served
during the evening and after dancing
was discontinued the guests were
tempted by a most appetizing supper
before saying Goodnight" Among
the dancers were: Col. Lucius Dur.
fee, Maj. Stephen Smith, Mai. and
Mrs. Frederick Arnold, Capt, and Mrs.
Philip Kiehl, Capt. and Mrs. Cuth-
bert Stearns, Capt. and Mrs. William
McLauren, Capt and Mrs. Byard
Sneed, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Lowe,
Capt. and Mrs. Charles Rice, Capt.
and Mrs. Henry Lewis, Capt. and
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Capt. and Mrs.
Markley, Capt and Mrs. Albert Hen.
messy, Capt. and Mrs. John Richard
son, Capt. and Mrs. Archibald Arm
old, Capt. and Mrs. Philip Thurber,
Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Danielson,
Capt. and Mrs. Paul Manchester,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Albert White, Lieut..
and Mrs. Lloyd Clary, Mrs. Charles.
Van Way, Mrs. De Russy Hoyle, Mrs.
Helen MacAdam, Miss Lenore Tyler,
Miss Katherine Anderson, Miss Ruth
Nice hesney of Honolulu, Miss Nellie
Cotchett,, Miss Dorothy Van Way.
Miss Martha McChesney of Honolulu,
Miss Effie Keasley, Capt. Karl Green.
valid, Capt. Daniel Murphy, Capt. Ray-t
uond McQuillin, Capt. Leopold Her-I
wig, Capt. Clyde Selleck, Capt. Chas
Bankhead, Capt John Smith, Lieut.
Marcus Monsarrat, Lieut.. Amory |
Cotchett, Lieut. Owen Fowler, Lieut., |
William Barott, Lieut.. Arthur White, |
lieut. John Hoskins and Lieut.. Maury
Mann. Y III. E-
Mrs. Frederick Hadra of Fort Shat. |
,er was guest in the post last
Thursday, being entertained in the |
home of Mrs. Charles Van Way.
Miss Mile Cotchett left the post
or Honolulu on Wednesday, staying
n the city for the remainder of the
week as guest of friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Hubert Wood of Wal
tlua were host and hostess at de-
ightful affair on Sunday when they
with dinner party and
win. Those to enjoy DR.. and Mrs.
Woods hospitality were DR.. and Mrs.
Pratt, Miss JUDO of Honolulu, DIR.
3uffett of Kahuku, Mrs. Minnie
Churchill Of Waialua and Maj. and
hrs. Raymond Pratt of Schofieidl
Barracks. ~:
Capt and Mrs. Jacob Deyers pre-
ided at an attractive dinner party
N Saturday evening. Gorgeous red
Hibiscus clustered in a large wicker
'asket formed beautiful centerpiece
or the table. Covers were laid for
,apt and Mrs. John Wyeth, Capt.
Ilyde Selleck, Capt. Bertram Frank
nberger, Lieut.. Arthur Davis and
lieut.. Fruquette.
Mrs. Charles Watson entertained a
oxen or more of her friends on Fri
ay with pretty bridge tea conlpli.
nenting Mrs. Charles Meals. Cut
lowers and ferns were placed on
ables and stands in her attractivei
uarters, to add their beauty to the
Gene. interesting games of bridge
made the afternoon pass most pleas
ntly for all. At o'clock Mrs. Gus
av Schaefer, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Paul
Manchester, and Mrs. Markley added
D the guests who enjoyed the excel
snt tea and refreshments. Mrs.
Yalson's guests for bridge were Mrs.
nglebert Ovenshine, Mrs. Byard |
need, Mrs. Henry Lewis, Mrs. Chas.
Ieals, Mrs. Chas. Rice, Mrs. Robert !
Louston Anderson, Mrs. Corbitt Hoff- [
IAN. Mrs. Thomas Lowe. Mrs. John