Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-03
SCHoFIELD SOCIETY
Especial Star Balletin Correspondenee)
BARRACKS, Feb. 3

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Especial Star Bslietin correspondenee)
SCHOFlELD BARRACKS, Feb. 3.
| Music lovers were given rare
| treat on Monday afternoon, when the
Post Musical Club gave most sue
cessful concert in honor OF Mrs.
George Bailey, the organizer OF the
club who, much TO the regret OF her
many friends at Schofield, is leaving
for the mainland on the next trans
| port. The amusement room in the
I First Infantry administration build
| ing, where the concert was held, was
most attTactiyely decorated with ferns
and cut flowers for the occasion.
| Each number OF the program was
enthusiastically received by the ap.
preciative audience. After the con-
cert, dainty refreshments ended
very delightful afternoon. The pro-
gram rendered was as follows:
"a Violoncello solo, Ave Maria
(Schubert), Capt Charles Leonard;
ca Duel, over the Heather lB.
Moir), Mrs. William Aiken, Mrs. Har-
ry Blodgett; 60 Piano solos (2) Folk
Song by Sinding, (b) Nocturne by
Grieg, (c) Pas des Amphores tCha-
u
Vocal solos, 81 J'Etais Jardinier
(Chaminade), The Cuckoo by Liza
Lehnannl, Mrs. Charles Lloyd; (Di
Vocal sclo. My Lover, He Comes on
a Skee (Clough LeighterJ, Mrs. Har-
ry Blodgett; tS) Vocal solo, A Birth
day (Woodman), Mrs. William Aiken.
Among those present at this charm
ing affair were Col and Mrs. Henry
Hodges, Major ard Mrs. Horace
Bloombergh, Capt. and Mrs. John
Richardson, Capt. and Mrs. Wili'dm
browning, Capt and Mrs. Paul Man
chester, DR.. and Mrs. Philip Ros- |
sitter. Capt and i.irs. John Corey, !
Col. and Mrs. LaTl Carnahan, Maj. |
and Mrs. Lewis Sorley, Capt, and !
Mrs. Frank Halstead, capt. and Mrs |
Harry Blodgett, Capt. and Mrs. Chas /
Leonard, Lieut. and Mrs. Oliver Dick
enson, Capt and Mrs. Englebert |
Oyenshine, Mrs. Robert Sears. Mrs
Eugene Hartnett, Miss Evelyn Hodg- |
es, Mrs. John Boniface. Mrs. Charles
Lloyd, Mrs. Elvid Hunt, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Jacob Deyers, Mrs. Harrison
Richards, Mrs. William Snow, Mrs.
Arthur Locke, Mrs. Wilbur Rogers,
Mrs. Raymond Pratt, Miss Margaret
Treat. Miss Ellen Bodley, Lieut..
Frank Schneider Miss Gertrude
Jones, Miss Katharine Jones. Mrs.
Waiter Frank, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. ].
l.. Mason, Miss Elizabeth Campbell,
Mrs. Hamilton Hawkins, Mrs. Guy
Mrs. Robert Cheney, Mrs
Harry Blasland, Mrs Richard Thorn
as, Miss Stella Mayer, Mrs. John
Thomas, Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs
Thomas Lowe, Mrs. Byard Sneed,
Mrs. William Aiken, Mrs. Paul Nc
Cook, Mrs. George Kumpe, Mrs. Clar-
ence Day. Mrs. Allen Smith, Capt
Bnd Mrs Henry Ki,bourne, Mrs Will
liam Littebrant, Capt. de Grasse Cat
lin, Lieut.. John Simons and others.
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Gen. and Mrs. Charles Treat enter
fained at dinner on Saturday evening.
their guests including Col. and Mrs.
William Banister. Mai. and Mrs. Wal
Ter Short, Capt and Mrs. Augustine
Mcintyre, Col John Mcmahon, Col.
Lloyd Brett and Mr.. Treat I,
Lieut.. Frank Schneider was host at
/ charming dinner before the First J
infantry hop on Friday evening for
Miss Ellen BcdIey, Miss Anne True,
Miss Ruth Baker, Miss Train, Capt
James Uiio, Lieut. John Smith, Mr..
lack Morrill, end Mr.. Ralph Morrill,.
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Mrs. Charles Meals gave a very {
bridge luncheon on Tues
lay afternoon complimenting Mrs. B.
Walker Atkinson, who is leaving for
he States next week. Mrs. Meals
,ther guests included Mrs. Henry
Hodges, Mrs. Americus Mitchell, Mrs. .
George Bailey. Mrs Paul Manchester,
Hrs. John Richardson, Mrs Harry !
Knight. Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. I
yharies Willard, Miss Stella Mayer,
drs. Thomas Lowe, Mrs. Byards
;need, Mrs. Clarence Day and Mrs. {
robert Cheney. At the end OF the
play, Mrs. Day. Mrs. !
5heney and Mrs. Atkinson were
awarded the most acceptable prizes
which proved TO be dainty little !
.namel thimbles
Capt and Mrs. William Browning |.
we're delightful dinner hosts on 9
Wednesday evening when their guests 9
we're Mr.. and Mrs. George c. White 9
aw of Santa Barbara, Miss Gertrude
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