Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-10
ScHoFIELD SOCIETY
fsreeial Star. BuIIstin oorr..pondenc.l

4 (Speeial Star Bulletin Corresuondenea)
4 SCHOFIEI.D BARRACKS, March
4 10.-The 9Th Infantry Club was the
scene of very delightful bridge tea
on Thursday afternoon when the la
dies OF that regiment entertained for
the ladies' Of the artillery brigade and
the 33d Infantry. The club rooms
were most attractively decorated with
ferns and garden flowers while the
bountifully laden tea table had for a
1 centerpiece a pretty combination of
yellow daisies and fluffy tulle bows
of the same shade. At the card tables
the holders of the highest scores, Mrs.
Thomas Sehley, Mrs. La Vergne
Gregg, Mrs. John Baxter, Mrs. Byard
Sneed. Mrs. Thomas Lowe and Mrs.
Oliver Dickinson were each present
| ed with very artistic vogue baskets.
Included in this charming affair were
Mrs. Frederick Strong, Mrs. Charles
Treat, Mrs. Morton Henry, Mrs.
Henry Sheen. Miss Margaret Treat,
Miss Katherine Treat. Mrs. Frank AL
bright, Mrs. William Snow, Mrs. Sam.
uel Lyon, Mrs. Thomas Schley, Mrs.
William Banister, Mrs. Hugh Wise,
Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Mrs. Tieman
Horn. Mrs. Henry Games, Mrs. Wal
ter Pridgen, Mrs. John Richardson.
Mrs. Robert Calder, Mrs. Byard
Sneed, Mrs. Hugh Keen, Mrs. Paul
Manchester, Mrs. Robert Harbold,
Mrs. James Peale, Mrs. John Burnett,
Mrs. Charles Meals, Mrs. Thomas
Lowe, Mrs. Barrett Glover, Mrs. Clyde
Abraham. Mrs. Woodfin Jones, Mrs.
Rufus Bratten, Mrs. John Baxter, Mrs.
Fred Austin, Mrs Charles Daily, Mrs.
Ellen Jordan, Mrs. David Cain, Miss
Helena Palmer, Mrs. DeRussy Hoyle,
Mrs. Samuel Frankenberger, Mrs. Au-
justine Mcintyre, Mrs. Wilfred Stokes,
Miss Carrie Mcmahon, Miss Esther
Mcmahon, Mrs. John Corey, Mrs. Her
man Erlenkotter, Mrs. William Brown
ing. Miss Gertrude Jones. Miss Kath-
crime Jones, Mrs. George Paine, Mrs.
George Helmle. Mrs. Raymond Pratt.
Mrs. William McCleaye. Mrs. Harold
Vanderveer, Mrs. Henry Kilbourne,
Mrs. Jacob Deyers, Mrs. John corbly,
Mrs. Joseph Cecil. Mrs. Daniel Gienty.
Mrs. Arthur Locke. Mrs. Julius Willis,
Mrs. Eugene Householder, Mrs. La
yergne Gregg. Mrs. X Trnesdell, Mrs.
James Bell. Mrs. Charles Wyman,
Mrs. George Tooley, Mrs. Carl Ballin..
ger, Mrs. John Loud, Mrs. James
CLANCY. Mrs. Ernest Carr, Mrs. Cla-
renee Tinker, Mrs. EIey benson. Mrs.
Walter Frank and others.
Preceding the Artillery hop on Wed.
nesday evening Col. and Mrs. William
Banister we're hosts at most enjoy
able dinner. Several bowls of yellow
chrysanthemums and yellow shaded
candles formed a pretty decoration
for the dining table, while dainty
hand-painted cards done in yellow
marked the places for Capt. and Mrs
George Paine, Lieut. and Mrs. VIII
liam McCleave, Lieut.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Richards, Mrs. George .Helmle
and Capt. Lauren Eckles.
On last Friday evening Lieut.. and
Mrs. James Peale had as their din
ner guests Capt. and Mrs. Walter
Pridgen. Lieut.. and Mrs. Woodfin
Jones and Lieut.. and Mrs. Rufus
Bratten.
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Col and Mrs. Henry Hodges enter.
tanned charmingly at dinner on Thurs.
day evening when their guests were
Capt and Mrs. Harry Blasland, Capt. |
and Mrs. Harry knight and Capt and |
Mrs. Byard Sneed.
Capt. and Mrs. Daniel Gienty of Ho- |
nolulu have been spending several
days at Schofield this week as the |
house-guests OF Lieut. and Mrs Chas. |
DAILY
Cant. and Mrs. John Herr had Capt. |
and Mrs. Leonard Prunty, Master Viii.
liam Prunty and Miss Gertrude Prun- |
ty as Sunday dinner guests. |
Can't and Mrs. Walter Pridgen were /,
delightful dinner hosts on Wednesday |
night for Capt. and Mrs. Byard Sneed. |
Capt and Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Lieut.. |
and Mrs James Peale, Capt. Charles
Bankhead and Capt James Ulio.
On Sunday afternoon Lieut.. and !
Mrs. Richard Kimball entertained at !
an enjoyable luncheon for Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Dillingham; and Mr.. and |
Mrs. George Potter of Honolulu, Capt. |