Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-24
SchofeLd Barracks Society

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guests at the Young Hotel.
Capt. Arthur White entertained In
formally at dinner Saturday evening
at the Young hotel. Capt. Whites
guests were Mrs. Lille Noble White,
Miss Marguerite White, Miss Mary.
belle White and Lieut.. Jack Builone.
Miss Nellie Cotchett spent last week
in Honolulu as the house-guest OF Mrs.
A. w. T. Bottomley.
Maj. and Mrs. Corbit Hoffman were
host and hostess at an informal din.
ner party on Tuesday evening, having
as their guests Capt and Mrs. Walter
Greasen. Cut flowers and ferns
formed an attractive centerpiece for
the table.
Maj Stephen Smith was host on
Monday evening at one OF the most
beautiful dinner parties of the week.
The dining room of the ever popular
Young hotel was an admirable setting
for the handsome affair. On the long
table were baskets Of roses, yellow
lilies and sweet peas. which formed a
veritable flower bed ~ fragrance.
Hand-painted place cards and dainty
almond baskets we're placed at eacE
cover. Maj. Smiths guests were Maj.
and Mrs. George Calender, Miss Anne
Johnson, Miss Valentine, Miss Ruth
Soper. Miss Mae Walker, Miss Sophia
Walker, Lieut.. O'Connor, Lieut.. Oscar
Shelton, Lieut.. Richard Clark and
Lieut.. Forrest Pinkerton. To COM
plete most pleasant evening the
dance on the roof garden was enjoyed.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert tHennessy OF
the medical reserve corps, who have
been very popular during their short
stay in Schofield Barracks, have
moved to Honolulu. Capt. Hennessy
has been ordered to the department
hospital and their many friends are
rejoicing that the move has only been
to the city instead of the mainland.
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Capt. John Hoskins and Miss Jane
Oliver entertained with pretty din
ner party last Friday evening, compli-
menting their house guests. A basket
of velvet petaled cosmos in colors Of
yellow and deep red were used as a
decoration, which was much admired.
Covers were laid for Miss Geneyieve
Hooking and Miss Florence Hoffman
of Honolulu, Lieut.. James Palmer,
Miss Jane Oliver and Capt. John Hos
kins. Later in the evening the party
added to the number of dancers at the
LIST Field Artillery hop. 49,. 49,.
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Capt. Wheeler Wilson has been or
dered to the Department hospital in
honolulu. Lieut.. Alexander arrived in
the post on Tuesday to assume Capt.
Wilson's former duties. j..
On Monday evening Lieut.. Seisenger
and Lieut.. Richardson were the guests
of Major and Mrs. Corbitt Hoffman for
dinner. -. .s.." .-.-
The regular weekly meeting of the
1st Infantry Bridge>club took place on
Wednesday afternoon, having Mrs
Henry Lewis as its charming hostess.
AS usual a most enjoyable afternoon
was passed at TRY ones luck Mrs.
Lewis guests were Mrs. Charles Wal
son, Mrs. Walter Greacen, MIS-. Robert
Houston Anderson, Mrs. Charles Rice,
Mrs. Charles Watson, Mrs. Englebert
0yenshine, and Mrs. Harry Blasland
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The ambulance corps commanded by
Capt. Lloyd Clary and Lieut.. Alexand-
er, made an interesting trip to .Halei-
wa on Thursday, returning to the post
Friday.
s Col. and Mrs. Daniel Gienty of Fort
Shafter were guests of friends at Soho
field Barracks on Thursday.
Mr.. Lyman George was dinner host
at his attractive home in Honolulu on
Sunday. A vase of lovely African
daisies was used as a centerpiece.
Mr.. Georges guests were: Captain
and Mrs. Lloyd Clary, Mrs. Lille No
BILE White, Miss Marguerite White,
and Hugh Clary. In the afternoon the
party was joined by Lieut.. Jack Bull
lene and Capt. Karl Greenwald to visit
the Japanese cruiser ''Tokiwa."
NdpIdIH anu MIS-. LlOyu NIdIy Hdu
Lieut.. Alexander as their luncheon
guest on Tuesday.
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Captain and Mrs. Philip Thurber
presided at a beautifully appointed
dinner party on Friday evening before
the First Field Artillery hop. An ar
tistic arrangement of Japanese mas
turtiums added pretty touch to the
affair. The Japanese motif was fur
Their carried out in the favors and
hand-painted place cards. Captain and
Mrs. Thurber had as their guests:
Captain and Mrs. David Cain, Mrs.
Cheever Ely OF New York, Captain and
Mrs. John Wyeth, and Lieut. Kearns.
Capt. Arthur White and Mrs. Lille
Noble white were host and hostess at
an informal dinner party on last Fri
day evening. The table was very at
tractive with floral decoration OF
lovely poinsettias suggesting the ap-
preaching Christmas season. Covers
were laid for Miss Marguerite White,
Miss Marybelle White, Lieut.. Williston
Warren, Lieut.. William Barott and the
host and hostess.
Lieut.. Jack Bullene was host to a
jolly supper party at Heinie's Tavern
on Sunday evening. Supper followed