Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15
Schofeld Barracks Society

Herwig, Capt. Amory Cotchett, Capt.
/ Victor. Capt. Hartman. Capt. Wise,
Capt Clyde SelIeck, Capt. William
Warren. Capt Marcus Monsarrat,
Lieut.. Forrest Pinkerton. Lieut.. Terry
Bull, Lieut. Richard Clark Lieut.. Law
renee Fagg. Lieut. Maury Mann, Lieut.
WilIislon Warren, Lieut. Brice Martin.
Lieut.. Brandon Finney, Lieut.. Oscar
SHELTON, Lieut. Fl. c. Gray, Lieut..
Moore, Lieut. Harvey Breaks, Lieut..
Marks, Lieut. Engel. Lieut.. Small.
Lieut.. Riley, Lieut.. Richards, Lieut..
Baird. Lieut. Pettyjonn, Lieut. O'Ma.
handTa, Lieut.. Palmer. Mr.. John Nc
CauIey OF Honolulu, and Mr.. Thomas
Abel of Honolulu.
Maj. and Mrs. Philip Keihl were
host and hostess at a very pretty din,
neT party on last Friday night. A pro-
fusion Of pink sweet peas and green
ferns were arranged in a low wicker
basket forming an attractive center
piece. Covers were laid for Capt. and
Mrs. William McLaurin, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Brigham, Miss Marion Maddux,
Lieut.. Forrest Pinkerton, and the host
anu hOCNCHBs NitCI Hth5- anu
Mrs. Keihl escorted their guests to
the cavalry hop.
Another delightful dinner party of
last Friday. night was the one pre-
sided over by Capt. and Mrs. Orville
Tyler. A vase of cut flowers and ferns
graced the center of the attractive
dining table. Capt. and Mrs. Tyler's
guests were Miss Nellie Cotchett, Mis-
Lenore Tyler, Mr. John McCauley, and
Mr.. Thomas Abel of Honolulu. AS a
further pleasure of the evening the
guests attended the cavalry hop.
The LIST Field Artillery has the dis.
tinction of being the first regiment
ordered home since war with Ger
many has been declared. With many
cheers were the orders greeted which
meant home" to the boys in khaki.
On last Thursday morning the batter.
les left Schofield Barracks, and many
were the enyious eyes which watched
their departure. Arriving In Honolulu,
camp was pitched at Fort Armstrong
and here the artillery remained until
Saturday when two liners slipped out
OF dock bearing rails lined with khaki
uniforms, most of them Boosting a
goodly number Of Hawaiian leis.
Cheers rang out for the city Of Homo
lulu and for those left behind. On
Monday two more liners quietly left
the piers of Hawaii and slowly turned
their noses toward the Good Old u.
S. A." Every officer left With the
desire of sometime returning to this
Paradise OF the Pacific" but In more
peaceful times, for now each Is anxious
to de his bit in this world war. The
fifth liner left sometime during the
week and carried the horses. of the
regiment. The exodus of so many of
it's popular officers has left Schofield
Barracks with rather a sad vacancy in
its social and official life but each
regiment has the secret feeling that
they will be the next to be ordered
home. The officers were dparted
wd Col. Henry Butler, Capt. Vim.
cent Erwin, Capt. Archibald Arnold.
Capt. Philip .sThurbers Capt. Karl
Greenwald. Capt John Eager. Capt
Bertram Frankenberger, Capt. Marvin
Heyser, Capt. Arthur White, Capt.
John Kearns, Capt. John Hoskins,
Chaplain Ignatius Fealy, Lieut.. Arthur
Hall; Lieut.. Jack Builene, Lieut. VIII
liam Saportas, Lieut. Gerard Van Hell.
bergen, Lieut. Walter Malone, Lieut..
William Ball, Lieut.. Ivy Paquette,