Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-07
SclIofeld Barracks Society

with Mrs. Earl canahan on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mai. and Mrs. Hs.bett Gibner gave
an enjoyable little dinner on Thurs.
day night for Gen. and Mrs. Henry
Hodges and Capt. and Mrs. John
Richardson.
The Artillery pavilion on Tuesday
night was the briflisnt scene Of the
Red Cross dance. Never did the
ladies took mere charming than in
their nurses uniforms, with their
dainty CAPS, white dresses and aprons,
while the officers appeared as hos.
pital attendants With Red Cross bras.
sards. The decorations we're most
severely IN keeping and the refresh.
ments provided, served from large
table in the shape and color of a Red
Cross, proved to be straight soldier
fare of beans and eofflee. The en-.
thusiasm and gaiety Of the evening
were greatly enhanced By the enter.
tainment committee. who spared no
efforts for the amusement of the
guests.
All dances were posted prominently
And cleFerly renamed for the coca,
sion, The Sehofield Elacla.rs' Slide. .
The Hun Hug, The Bantiage Roll, I"
The Wire ENHANCEMENT" THE Lit.
ter-Bearers' Complaint ind others.
Under the title or "'Anest ketic Dane
ing" Mrs Lloyd Brett g3p'e a very
graceful performance Of her, art Light
as a fairy in her pale willow dra-
peries, she danced exquiattely and
was the most prominent, Els we'll as
the most highly appreciation feature
OF the evening. Capt. DeRu ssy Hoyle,
under the title Of The Ltttts~Bearers'
Complaint" surprised every one with
very clever piece o. act ting. Pre-
tending to be a French dan cling mas
ter, he attempted to give q solo per.
Torrance with fatal results. for after
an extraordinary piFeuette. he slipped
and fell noisiiy. This was H1e signal
for two of the dainfiest muses., Mrs.
John Hauser. and Hrs LeoIfa Hogg-
son TO run forward to the re scue: The
litter bearers, Lieut.. Ciydts Selleck
and Lieut.. Eincer. Erwin l. leading
Lieut.. Harerkamp's POPULAR airedale
with Red Cross coatee, we &c greeted
with q tremendous dem pnstration
when they arrived on the Gene and
the swooning dancing m aster was
carried away to an exhib tEion Red
Cross rest station, erected III the OF.
ficers' Club. where he Ras instantly
revived. This rest stetiOn was very
instructive and complete an a was the
correct replica OF what would be
found behind tho firing line. Col.
William Banister very kin.Hy loaned
the equipment TO- the occa sion and
personally supervised its erection.
Among the successes Of tIas evening
we're the gratifying return MS, which
amounted to two hundred 1kllars, one
hundred and seventyfive Of which
VIII be clear.
This benefit dsnce was given to
assist in the constructive Red Cross
work undertaken by thft ARTILLERY
ladies' Of Schosleld Barr acks under
the leadership of Mrs. Tjeman N.
tgra. hrs. Wlllit N Snow, ythe former
colonel's wife. started thist work. but
It has since been mnch enlarged and
has grown IN Importance and effee-
tiveness. Tuesday nfght table within
the post statieH WIS 1rfYeted to a
display of this work WIN die aston
isnlnE informzki1n That n ithffi com.
parat1yely short time III j ladies had
made $3.50 OF the sped men samples
ExhibltB1
a erufefnl scknouie hgment must
be made 70 those i1diss whose labors
md poppera<lon trDped Buch q strong
1ac1of q t1e success oil the evening.
TIE hogf1Ssts Wnrs Ills. Charles g.
Ireat. Mr9 William banisfer, Mrs.
Tieman n Horn an ! hrs. Ellen Tor.
On. On tie enterlnbament commit.
tee were CAPT end Mrs. Augustine
NcLntgra. Got nn1 Mrs. DeRussy
81yle. Ms Krkher1ne Treat and Miss
Nsther AIe1[1hon The decorations
ncre lool11 6EEsr hyi Mrs. Banister.
Ms. Charles Lloyd ind Miss Carrie
1Le1ahon. 4lllle n refreshments
uere prDrl1ed ~ AIRS. John Corey,
M1. Henry KiibOnrTle and Mrs. Ray.
nsn1 PRATT.
sone q tl,ose NJ D enjoyed this de.
nghtfn1 nfEalr Wer 3 Gen. and Mrs.
Fre6eriek Stroag tk Honolulu, Gen.
and Mrz. Charles I'll. Treat, Gen. and
Nrs. Henry HodgR ., Col and Mrs.
Lneias Durfee, sEE ). Lloyd Brett Col.
and ARA Earl Carfnhan, Col. and Mrs.
William BAnister. Col. and Mrs. Frank
Mhright. Col IN d Mrs. Tieman N.
Horn. Co. SamH Ell Faison, Col. VIII
liam Enignard. Mi. and Mrs. Morton
Henry. Mai and Mrs. Hamilton Haw:
kinss Mai. and Mrs. Frederick Arnold.
Mai and Mrs. BENJAMIN Hyer, Maj.
and Mrs. Lewis Sorley, Mai. and Mrs.
Herbert Gibner.. Maj. and Mrs. Fred
Austin, Capt. q nd Mrs. Stephen Mac
gregor. Capt 9nd Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs,
Capt and Mrs John Herr, Capt and
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre, Capt. ana
Mrs. William. Browning, Capt. and
Mrs. Samuel Frankenberger, Capt.
and Mrs William Watson, Capt. and
Mrs- Charles, DAILY, Captain and Mrs.
Philip Kiehl. Capt and Mrs. Richard
Kimbail. Gait and Mrs. Jerome Phi.
low, Capt. tand Mrs. James Clancy,
Capt and. mrs. Byard Sneed. Cart.
and Mrs. y airy Biasland, Cant. and
Mrs. John ] richardson, Capt. and Mrs.
John COREY Cant and Mra Ioaanh