Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-22
SchofeLd Barracks Society

to-be, in the charming Mrs. Frances
Scoyel, whose marriage to Lieut.
William Saportas was soIemnized the
same evening.
Capt. Vincent Erwin, Capt Karl
! Greenwald, Lieut. John Hoskins
Lieut.. Patrick Lynch and Lieut. Jack
Bullene motored into Honolulu on
Saturday afternoon as the guests OF
Lieut.. Ivan Bradley. Dinner was en-
joyed at Heinie's Tavern.
On Saturday afternoon the 4th Cav.
airy held a track meet in the ball
park below Cashier. After several
interesting and exciting races, the
4th Cavalry and 32nd Infantry ball
teams gave an exhibition game. Sew.
eral of the army officers and ladies
were spectators, including Capt. and
Mrs. Conger Pratt, Capt and Mrs.
William McLauren, Capt and Mrs.
Cuthbert Stearns. Capt and Mrs. De
Russy Hoyle, Capt. and Mrs. Philip
Kiehl, Capt and Mrs. Archibald Ar.
mold, Mrs. Charles Van Way. Miss
Dorothy Van Way, Lieut.. William
Barrett, Miss Katherine Anderson,
Capt. Raymond McQuillin, Capt. Har-
old Raynor, Capt Murphy, Misses
Marguerite and Marybelle White,
Lieut.. Forrest Pinkerton, Lieut.. Amory
Cotchett, and Lieut.. Lloyd Clary.
Lieut.. William Saportas, 1st Field
Artillery, and Mrs. Frances Scovei of
st. Louis were united in marriage
last Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Augustus Murphy in Honolulu.
The room in which the ceremony was
performed was veritable bower of
pink hibiscus. Mrs. George French
acted as matron of honor to Mrs.
Scovel while Mr. French gave the
bride away. Chaplain Ignatius Fealy
performed the ceremony at which
there were only few friends of the
groom present. Those from Soho.
field Barracks who attended the wed.
ding were Capt. Karl Greenwald and
Lieut.. Arthur White. Lieut.. and Mrs
Saportas will be welcomed by many
friends at Schofield Barracks after a
brief honeymoon spent at Waikiki
and at the Volcano
Lieut.. Coleman was host at a din.
ner given at the Young Hotel
Thursday night. His guests were
Mrs. Coleman and Capt. and Mrs.
Hennessy.
On Monday evening Mai. and Mrs
Daniel Gienty of Fort Shafter were
host and hostess at a beautiful din
ner party given at the Young Hotel.
The affair was planned as a commit.
ment to Mrs Gienty's nephew, whoI
has been her house guest for the past
month A long table, at which were
seated 70 guests, was used, being |
decorated with baskets OF !
pink roses and violets placed at each !
end while four crystal vases filled
with fragrant sweet peas and con.
nected by fragile crystal links sur.
the magnificent candelabra
in the center. Oriental place cards
were laid for Maj. and Mrs. Gienty
Mr.. Herbert Moody, Gen. Owen Wis. !
ser, Col. and Mrs. Richmond Soho.
field, Commander and Mrs. George
Clark of Pearl Harbor, Capt. and
Mrs. Ralph Holiday, Maj. and Mrs.
Henry ROLES, Miss Margaret Soho
'ield, Miss Isabel Baker, Capt. Henry
Merriam; and from Schofield Bar.
'acks Capt. and Mrs. Conger Pratt,
Capt. and Mrs. Philip Kiehl. Capt. and
Mrs. Jere Baxter, Miss Marguerite
md Marybelle White, Capt. Raymond
dcQuillin, Capt. Daniel Murphy, and
lieut.. Arthur White.
Batteries Z and F of the 9th Field
Artillery left last Saturday for the &;
findward side of the island for a !
everal day war problem. Camp was
itched on the coast several miles {
ach of Haleiwa. The officers COM t
lan6ing were Maj. Raymond Pratt, c
apt Jacob Devers and Capt. John a
Iauser. If
The following 32nd Infantry Off $
srs have returned to the post from c
lard duty at Fort Armstrong. Pearl v
arbor, and Salt Lake Crater: Can't. f;
all Manchester, Capt. Charles Bank a
lad, Capt. Hugh Keen, Capt. George v
eleher, Lieut.. Frank Tuohy and i.