Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-18
SchofeId Barracks Society


I Lieut.. Maury Mann was host. The
center OF the table was filled with q
lovely basket of sweet peas combined
with tiny pink roses and lacy ferns.
At each Of the ladies' places were
Exquisite corsage bouquets Of roses
while the gentlemen found dainty
boutonnieres Of gardenias. Covers
were laid for Capt. and Mrs. Charles
Rice, Miss Jane Oliver, Miss Cath
crime Raymond. Miss MarybeIle
White, Miss Margaret Merrill, Miss
Marguerite White, Lieut.. Palmer,
Lieut. Ivan Bradley, Lieut.. Lawrence
Fagg, Lieut.. John Hoskins, DIR. Davis,
Lieut.. Amory cotchett and Lieut.
| Mann.
The 4th Cavalry exchange has
turned over their moving picture
show on~next Monday evening to the
ladies' Of the regiment, who will
have entire charge Of the perform.
ances and the sale Of the usual re-
freshments, such as peanuts, candy
and cones. The proceeds viii be de.
voted TO the Red Cross chapter OF
the cavalry. The admission will be
26c. and from the advance sale OF
seats the project promises to be a
most successful affair. --. ~.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Audrey and
Mrs. Paul Manchester motored into
town on Sunday, where they were
the dinner guests Of Capt. and Mrs.
Clyde Abraham at the Pierpoint Ho
tel, later enjoying a swim at Waikiki
Mrs. Lloyd Brett was hostess for
the Cavalry sewing club on Friday
afternoon, when her guests were
Mrs. Frederick Arnold, Mrs. Joseph
McMullen, Mrs. ]. Perrine Barney,
Mrs. Conger Pratt, Mrs. Cuthbert
Stearns and Mrs. Walter Pick.
Several changes have been made
in the S2nd Infantry this week. Mai.
Paul McCook Of the LIST Infantry and
Maj. Mccain Of the End have been
assigned to the 32nd. :.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Wyeth were
dinner hosts on Wednesday evening
when they entertained for Capt. and
Mrs, Harry Lewis, Miss Katherine
Anderson and Lieut.. Harold Rayner,
After dinner the party attended the
artillery hop.
Miss Hazel Nelson was the week.
end guest of Miss Dorothy Palmer of
Fort Shafter, returning to Schofieid
on Monday.
Capt. and Mrs. overholzer had
dining with them on Tuesday even
ing Mrs. Charles Meals and Mrs.
Charles Lewis. -.
Capt. and Mrs. Hennessey Of the
Medical Corps, who have recently
arrived at this Post, have taken
quarters No. 1913 in the artillery
Ecantonment - -, "a
Mrs. Frank Halstead entertained
|charmingly on Tuesday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. Charles Lewis of Fort.
Smarter. The ladies spent the after.
noon with their knitting and sewing
and later delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Halstead's guests in.
cluded Mrs. Corbitt Hoffman. Mrs.
Thomas Lowe, Mrs. George Kumpe.
-SO 1uOo1SS u4IS. oN6IQOIZof
and Mrs. Paul Manchester. ! s
Capt. Murray and DR.. Davis have
been assigned the quarters recently
vacated by Capt. KiIbourne lin the
upper artillery cantonment. -.
Mrs. Oliver Dickinson was hostess
at bridge and tea on Thursday after.
noon for Mrs. William Banister, Mrs
Ellen Jordan, Mrs. Herbert Gibner.
Mrs. Raymond Pratt, Mrs. William.
son. Mrs. Philip Thurber and Mrs.
William McCleave. ::
On Monday evening Lieut.. John
Hoskins entertained at dinner at
Heinie's Tavern for Miss Jane Oliver.
Capt. and Mrs. William McCleaye.
Miss Marguerite White, DR.. Davis.
Lieut.. Amory Gotchett and Lieut..
Maury Mann. >, x 49,. =
Nearly all Of the members of the
post have motored into town this
afternoon for the polo game between
the army team and Kauai. Many
dinner parties are planned for this
evening after the game at the diff.
fereut hotels =