Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-27
SchofeLd Barracks Society

an attractive dinner dance at the
CORTLAND Hotel in Honolulu, having
as their guests Miss Martha McChes'
ney, Miss Nellie Cotchett Miss Ruth
McChesney, Lieut.. Amory Cotchett,
Lieut.. Owen Fowler, and Lieut.. Mar
Gus Monsarrat. A profusion of pink
asters were used as a floral decora-
ton for the table.
DR. and Mrs. Emmett Varvel we're
dinner guests OF DR. and Mrs. VII
liam Forbes on Sunday evening.
Beautiful yellow chrysanthemums
formed an artistic centerpiece which
was surrounded by soft shaded
candles.
On Wednesday Mrs. Englebert Ov-
enshine was hostess to the LIST In
fantry Bridge Club at her attractive
quarters in Cashier. For several
hours the guests tried their luck at
cards, after which tea and a light
luncheon was served to Mrs. Oven
shines guests, who were: Mrs. By
ard Sneed, Mrs. Robert Houston An.
derson. Mrs. Henry Levi. Mrs.
Thomas Lowe, Mrs. Corbitt Hoffman,
Mrs. Philip Rossiter, and Mrs. Chas.
Rice.
Miss Mile Cotchett spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Honolulu as the
guest of Mrs. R. A. Jordan.
Mrs. Lille Noble White, Miss Mary.
belle White, Miss Marguerite White,
and Lieut.. Jack Bullene were the
guests of Lieut. Forrest Pinkerton for
the dinner dance at the Moana Hotel
on Saturday evening. Gorgeous pink
hibiscus Offset by an abundance Of
green leaves made the dining table
very attractive. After dinner the
party were among the number who
saw Monte Carter at the Bijou and
completed the evenings pleasure by
having refreshments on the Young
Roof Garden. q
On Saturday evening Capt. and
Mrs. Albert Hennessy, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Clary, Miss Larson, and
Maj. Patterson composed jolly
party who took dinner at one of the
famous Japanese houses in Honolulu.
An exhibition dance by Geisha girls
" 40 q u cat W I1S SuSoIS dS was dISU
the Oriental dinner, which was quite
venture into the depths Of Japan.
csc culinary. After dinner the party
were guests in the home of Dr.. and
Mrs. Drinkwater in Honolulu.
Mrs. Henry Lewis, Mrs. Charles
Watson and Mrs. Englebert Ovenshine
were the charming hostesses at a
novel affair on Monday afternoon when
they entertained with a most enjoy
able tennis tea. The tennis courts of
the LIST Infantry were used for the
occasion and doubles were played,
the ladies matching partners by the
drawing of numbers. Among the play
ers were Mrs. William McLaurin, Mrs.
Archibald Arnold, Mrs. Cuthbert
Philip Thurber, Mrs. John Hauser,
Mrs. Charles Watson, Mrs. Englebert
Ovenshine, Miss Katherine Anderson,
Miss Marybelle White, and Miss Ty-
Ter. Iced tea and sandwiches were
served under a shady tent by the side
Of the court, where the players rested
and chatted. Those invited for tea
were Mrs. Corbitt Hoffman, Mrs.
Markey, Mrs. Jacob Devers, Mrs. John
Wyeth, Mrs Harold Vandeveer, Mrs.
Robert Houston Anderson, and Miss
Marguerite White.
On Wednesday Capt. and Mrs. Al
bert Hennessy and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Clary motored to Honolulu to
spend the day.
Lieut.. William Barot was host at
a pleasant affair when he presided
as dinner host at the Haleiwa Hotel
on Saturday evening. A shower of
goldenrod adorned the center of the
dining table, which was placed out on
the cool lanai. Lieut. Barot's guests
were: Miss Dorothy Van Way, Miss
Jessie Baldwin of Honolulu, and Lieut..
Terry Bull.
Doctor and Mrs. Emmett Varvel en-.
tertained with dinner on Thursday
evening for Doctor and Mrs. William
Forbes. A delicate maiden-hair fern
in all it's beautiful simplicity was the
only ornament used to decorate the
table.
Miss Nellie Cotchett attended the
informal luncheon on Wednesday
given by Mrs. A. W. T. Bottomley
in her beautiful home in Honolulu.
Capt. and Mrs. George Stallman and
two small children accompanied by
Doctor William Boyd spent a delight
full day at Hauula on Wednesday.