Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

ordered away.
Mrs. Charles Wyman and Master
Charlie spent a couple of days with
Capt and Mrs. John Sullivan at Fort
Shafter before the sailing of the
transport on Saturday.
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Schofield's first carnival is a thing
of the past Mai. and Mrs. Henry
Sheen and Capt. and Mrs. Jere Bax-
ter conceived and carried out on
Thursday night the most original en-
tertainment that has ever been given
at Schofield. The, lawn at the east
end of the 18th Infantry cantonment
was transformed into a miniature
Midway" upon entering which one
saw on either hand a variety of at
fractions: the main tent, labeled
''Palais de Luxe" was fitted up for
the benefit of those desiring to "trip
the light fantastic" then came small
er tents, the usual side show kind,
in which were housed the. ''Fizz Stu
dio-Tin Types While You Wait" a
shooting gallery, which offered as
the evenings event a competitive
shoot for real live chicken; next
the fortune teller and snake charmer,
syneopated melody, the japanese tea
garden, etc. Last but not least, there
was "Kaloha; famous Hawaiian hula
dancer" Never before has the hula
been danced as it was by Kaloha.
The cast of characters follows:
Ringmaster-Maj. Henry Sheen.
Ringnaster, Maj. Henry Sheen;
Kaloha, hula dancer, Lieut.. w. - r.
Schmidt; fortune teller, Mrs. George
Paine; clowns, Capt. John Corey,
Capt. Charles Bankhead; barkers,
Capt. De Russy Hoyle, Capt. James
CLANCY, Capt. Conger Pratt, Capt.
Thomas Lowe, Lieut.. Clyde Selleck,
Lieut.. Howard Milligan, Lieut.. Wal.
ter Frank; Japanese man Tin charge
of lGeisha girls), Lieut.. Livingston
Watrous; Geisha girls, Mrs. David
Garrison, Mrs. Walter Frank, Miss
Lloyd Brett, Miss Catherine Carna-
han, Miss Hazel Nelson; peanut boys,
Karl Truesdell, Gordon Sheen, jim
my Bell.
" Among the special performers was
Miss Marguerite White, who gave a
charming exhibition of toe dancing.
In the shooting competition, Capt.
and Mrs. Oliver Dickinson proved
the most expert shots and took home
the chicken" AS wind-up to the
evenings fun, an endurance dance
was staged. A certain number were
eliminated by "selective draft" these
falling out as their numbers were
called. The endurance test was Won
by Miss Katherine Treat, |
On Monday evening DR.. and Mrs.
Jewell were hosts at dinner
to Mrs. Mason Mitchell of Samoa and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Wal
pahu.
Mrs Lillian White and the Misses
Mirabelle and Marguerite White,
mother and sisters Of Lieut.. Arthur
White, arrived from the states last
week and will make their home with !
Lieut. White.
Capt and Mrs. John D. Burnett !
Miss Evelyn Hodges and Lieut.. Carl
Cohen had dinner Friday evening |
at Haleiwa.
The polo game on Thursday after I
noon was unusually Well attended. !
This was the last game in which !
Capt. Charles Haverkamp, one of the I
cavalry's star performers, will play. !
In the refreshment tent Mrs. John /.
Corey and Mrs. John Wyeth acted ,
As hostesses.
, Capt. and Mrs. John Herr and |
Capt and Mrs. Ephraim Graham en- !
.ertained at dinner and the movies"
Thursday evening for Maj. and Mrs. i
Hamilton Hawkins, Capt and Mrs.
Richard Kimball. Capt and Mrs. Cia-- !
snce Day, Capt and Mrs. Jerome +,
Pillow, Capt and Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs, )
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Love, and /
Lieut. and Mrs. Howell Estes.
Capt. and Mrs. Philip Kiehl were
hosts at dinner Friday evening to +
capt. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow and i
lieut.. and Mrs. Howell Estes.
Capt. and Mrs. Kerr T. Riggs spent Il
+ couple of days in Honolulu as the \
,uests of Mai. and Mrs Horace
3loombergh before the transport
Sherman sailed. -. III
On Tuesday evening Donald Dur.