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] pavilion was chaTmingly arranged for
the afternoons diversion while tea
was served in the club. The tea table,
where Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. Earl
caFhahan served. was attractiy ely
decorated with yar;-colored asters. At
the bridge tables the high scores were
attained by Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Meals,
Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Downing and
Mrs. HoyIe, who were rewarded for
their skill, with very pretty bridge
table coFefs Included in this charm
ing affair we're Mrs. Charles G. Treat,
Miss Margaret Treat, Miss Katherine
Treat, Mrs. Lncius Durfee, Mrs. WI.
liam Snow, Mrs. William Banister,
Mrs. Tieman Horn, Mrs Arthur Locke,
Mrs. Charles LLOYD, Mrs. Fred Austin,
Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre, Mrs. John
Corey, Mrs. William Browning. Miss
Gertrude Jones, Miss Katharine
Jones, Mrs. Dennis Currie, Mrs. Ray
mond Pratt, Ars. Henry Kilbourne,
Mrs. De .Russy Hoyle, Mrs, George
Paine, Mrs. Charles Daly, Mrs. Sam.
uel Frankenberger, Mrs. Ellen Jors
dan, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Oliver Dick
enson, Mrs. David Cain, Miss Helena
Palmer, Mrs. Herman Erlenkotter,
Miss Carrie Mcmahon, Miss Esther
Mcmahon, Mrs. Jacob Devers, Mrs.
Ernst Sedlesak, Mrs Harold Wander
yesr, Mrs. Marjorie Downing, Mrs.
Ieora Hoggson, Mrs. William Nc.
Cleaye, Miss Evelyn Hodges, Miss
Catherine Carnahan, Mrs. Lewis Sor-
ley. Mrs. Herschell Tupes, Mrs
~ s.r..T Ey,.,,, - Nf~a Esrank uolcfoad
Mrs. Paul Mccook, Mrs. Henry Bias.
land, Mrs. ElYid Hunt, Mrs. Byarf
Sneed, Mrs. Charles Meals, Mrs.
Thomas Lowe, Mrs. John Burnett
Mrs. Paul Manchester, Mrs. Walter
Pridgen, Mrs. John Richardson, Mrs.
Engelbert OyenshIne, Mrs. Philip Ros-
sitter. Mrs. Charles Watson, Mrs.
Forbes, Mrs. Walter Greacen, Mrs.
Robert Sears, Mrs. Charles Leonard.
Miss Leonard, Mrs. Charles Rice and
Mrs. John RearGsn. ~
Col. and Mrs. Charles Hedekin gave
most delightful dinner on Tuesday
evening, their guests being Col. and
Mrs. Lloyd Brett Col and Mrs. Henry
Hodges, Col. and Mr. Frank Albright,
Mai. and Mrs. Horace Bloombergh
and Col. John Mcmahon.
s@rr-segSns Ill '.--.
Lieut.. John Hoskins has. recently
coined the list Fiel1,s artillery and is
living in quarters 1905 in the Artil
lefy post.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles g. Treat en-
tartained Mt dinner On Wednesday
1eyening. Covers we're laid for Miss
Brett. Miss Carrie Mcmahon, Miss
Esther Mcmahon, Miss Margaret
Treat. Miss Katherine Treat. Lieut..
Charles Hayerkamp, Lieut.. Frank
Schneider, Lieut.. John Smith, Mr..
Treat, Lieut.. Howard Milligan and
Lieut. Archibald Arnold. 81
Capt. Fordyce L. Pereeo was host
at q most enjoyable dinner at the
Young hotel in Honolulu on Saturday
evening. for Lieut.. and. Mrs. Oliver
Dickensbn, Miss Clark, Miss Dennis
Lieut.. Clyde Selleck and Lieut. Wal,
lace Philoon.,
Al dinner of charming appointment
was the one given on Thursday even
/ int by Col. and Mrs. William Lite
brant III honor Of Capt. and Mrs. Con.
ger Pratt, recent arrivals at Schos
field. A low centerpiece of tiny pink
roses and forget-me-nots made most
attractive decoration for the dining
table whete places were marked Tor
Mai. and Mrs. Morton Henry, Nal
and Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Capt. and
Mrs. John Herr, Capt. and Mrs. John
| Richardson's. Capt. and Mrs. Pratt and
| COL and Mrs. Littebrant.
ON Friday evening Capt and Mrs.
Eugene Householder were hosts at a
charming ainner for Col. and Mrs.
Henry Hodges, Col and Mrs. Lucius
Dnrfee ard Mai. and Mrs. Henry
Col. and Mrs. William Littebrant
had as thtir house guests for several
days last week AIRS. Lisle of Leaven-
worth. Kahsas.
MIS-. Charles Wizard was hostess
ara deli}htful bridge luncheon on
ThAtsdaV afternoon as a compliment
ltol Mrs. Robert Cheney and for Mrs.
Chailes Meals, Mrs. John Corey, Mrs.
iCl1fknce Day, Mrs. Clyde Abraham
Mfsf Phiiib Kiehl and Mrs. William
! Ne leaye. y yari-c olored snap-dragons
wkfe uSe8 as an attractive decora-
J ti68 FOR Ahe luncheon table and
tlif&neh6uf the house. At the end OF