Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-17
SchofeLd Barracks Society


they had been more than repaid for
what they had done for the soldiers,
while Colonel Horn stated thar he is
ever ready to order out the brigade
band in compliment to such splcldid
visitors to the post.
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To celebrate the opening Of the
Army National bank at Schoficid Bar.
racks, Captain and Mrs. -orville' N.
Tyler entertained at luncheon on
Monday. The house was very attrac.
lively decorated with bouquets of At
rican daisies, pink sweet peas and
roses. Mrs. Tyler's guests were seat
ed at small tables and at each lady S
place was corsage bouquet OF Cecil
Bruner roses and sweet peas. During
luncheon concert was rendered by
the 1st Infantry band, which added
greatly to the enjoyment of the guests.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
T. Bottohly, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Cock
burn, Mr.. and AIRS. Henry Damon,
Col. and Mrs. Tiemann Horn, Gener-
al John Wiser, Colonel and Mrs. Earl
Carnahan, Colonel and Mrs. Englebert
Oyenshine, Lieutenant Colonel and
Mrs. Frederick Arnold, Major and
Mrs. Carroll, Captain and Mrs. CHM,
Captain and Mrs Whitlock, Miss Mel
lie Cotchett, Miss Lenore Tyler, Colo
mel Lucius Durfee, Major Henry Mer-
RAM, Mr.. Harold Dillingham;, Mr..
Walter Dillingham;, Mr.. John Macau-
lay, and Captain and Mrs. orville N.
Tyler.
Mrs. Harry Blasland spent last
week in Honolulu as the guest of Mrs.
II. H. Blodgett. r.. @s
Captain and Mrs. Gustav Schaefer
and two children left the post yester-
day for Honolulu Captain Schaefer
has been ordered to Fort Kamehameha
on guard duty, while Mrs. Schaefer
and the children will reopen their city
home. b.. -.
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Lowe
were host and hostess at a beautiful
dinner party on last Friday evening
before the 1st Infantry hop. A vase of
handsome Hawaiian flowers adorned
Mrs. loves guests were Captain and
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer, Captain and
Mrs Byard Sneed, Captain Charles
Bankhead, Major William Russell and
Captain John Smith. -
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Promotions received this week il
the LIST Infantry we're as follows: Gap.
tain John Burnett, Captain William
Russell and Captain La Vergne Gregg
have been advanced to the grade OF
major.
Major Leopold Mitchell enjoyed the
charming hospitality of Captain and
Mrs. Albert Hennessy for dinner on
last Sunday. Dainty flowers and ferns.
formed an attractive centerpiece.
Captain and Mrs. Lloyd Clary and
Captain and Mrs. Samuel Heidner
were guests of Mr.. French for dinner
at the Haleiwa hotel on Sunday even
ing. A cluster of pink hibiscus were
used as q centerpiece for the dining
table. Earlier in the evening the party
had motored to Haleiwa for a swim
as the guests of Captain and Mrs.
Heidner. ".8 4
On Wednesday evening Lieutenant
Jack Bullene was host at the movies
to see Douglas Fairbanks in 1.-The
having as his guests Mrs.
Lille Noble White, Miss Maybelle
White, Miss Marguerite White, Cap
tain Arthur White, lieutenant Forrest
Pinkerton and Lieutenant William
Barott After the movies an informal
supper was enjoyed at Captain Whites
quarters.
Lieutenant Colonel James Loud and
Mrs. John Loud were dinner guests
of DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Boyd on Sunday.
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, On Wednesday the transport Logan,
on its way to Manila from San Fran
cisco, docked in Honolulu at o'clock
in the morning. Among the passengers
we're Colonel and Mrs. John Heard.
who were met by Lieutenant Colonel
and Mrs. Frederick Arnold and escort
ed out to Schofield Barracks, their
new home" Colonel Heard comes to
assume command of the 4th Cavalry
and incidentally of the entire garri-
son. The many friends of Colonel and
Mrs. Heard will give them warm well
come into the social and official life
Of the post.
Mrs. John S. Loud who has been
visiting her son Lieut-Col. James
Loud of the 18th Infantry, was pre-
Sented with a handsome silver fruit
bowl by the members ofsthe company
which was formerly commanded bYl