Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-06
SchofeLd Barracks Society
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SCHoFTELD BARRACKS. Oct. g.
The officers and ladies OF the LIST In
fEntry were the charming hosts and
hostesses at a delightful hop on FRI
day night, entertaining as their Sucsls
the other army people IN scnoheid
Barracks. The dancing pavilion was
decorated with branches OF green
leaves among which peeped out the
red Of HawaIfs queen Gower-the hi.
discus. Gaily tinted Japanese lanterns
hung from the ceiling and lighted up
a very pleasing assent lage. The
club rooms OF the list Infantry were
beautifully decorated with immense
vases OF purple and white Japanese
asters which made an attractive and
sHtEtic background for the rare
tt1shies and relics OF the regimen.
After the dance a delicious nop-sup-
per was served to the guests.
Mrs. Ernest Carr has left the post
for Honolulu, where she expects to
remain while Capt. Carr is on guard
duty near the city,
Miss Katherine Carnahan from the
Oahu College in Honolulu spent the
weekend with her parents, Col. and
Mrs. Earl Carnahan.
Mrs. John Baxter and small daugh-
ter were among the passengers on
the Maui Wednesday. Mrs. Baxter
expects TO make an extended visit TO
friends and relatives on the mainland
before returning to Schofield Bar
racks.
Capt and Mrs. Merrill Spalding Pre-.
sided at an attractive dinner party on
Friday evening before the 1st Infan-
try hop. Dainty cut flowers with green
ferns formed a lovely centerpiece, be-
ing offset with artistic candles and
Oriental place cards. Capt and Mrs.
Standings guests were Maj. and Mrs.
Geo. Pratt, Maj. land Mrs. Jas. CLANCY,
! and Capt. and Mrs. Jere Baxter.
On Sunday Capt. and Mrs. Henry
Lewis entertained at dinner for Maj.
aud Mrs. Conger Pratt, Mrs Robt.
H. Anderson, and Miss Katherine An.
0erson.
On Tuesday Lieut.. Frank Tuohy
left Schofeld Barracks for Honolulu
to take up his new duties as aide-de.
camp to Gen. John Wiser.
TpsCQpt Vincent Erwin was the con-
genial host at delightful supper
party on Sunday evening. Capt. Err
wins guests were Capt. and Mrs. Geo.
Paine. Capt. and Mrs. De Russy Hoyle,
Col. Henry Butner, and Capt. John
Eager.
Lieut.. VIM. Barotr, Lieut. John Hos
kins, and Lieut.. Jack Bullene were
dinner hosts at the Haleiwa hotel Sat
urday evening. The dining table,
placed on the cool lanai and seating
six guests, was decorated with a low
vase Of beautiful golden rod. The
officers guests were Miss Jane Oliver,
Miss Marguerite and Maybelle White
Attending the moonlight dansant and
having refreshing swim IN the Tia.
leiwa bay completed delightful eve
ming before the party motored back
70 Schofield. r..
Miss Jessie Baldwin of Honolulu,
who was the attractive house-guest
last week OF Miss Dorothy Van Way,
was the recipient of many pretty so
cial courtesies, among which was the
movie party given on Sunday night
by Lieut.. VIM. Barott After the
show delicious supper was served
to the party at the quarters OF Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. Chas. Van Way.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Robt.
II. Anderson entertained the lst In
fartry Bridge Club. An unusually
pleasant afternoon was spent at the
pastime Of cards and enjoyment OF an
appetizing luncheon. Mrs. Anderson's
ssests were Mrs. Chas. Rice. Mrs. Har-
ry Biasiand, Mrs. Philip Rossiter, Mrs.
Henry Lewis, Mrs. Chas. Watson. Mrs.
Corbit Hoffman and Mrs. Henry Glib
ner.
Mrs. Geo. Paine, the attractive wife
Capt. Geo. Paine, was the recipient
~ an unusual compliment on Tuesday
afternoon when the artillery band