Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-24
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The LIST Field Artillery entertained
at dancing last FRIDAY evening, com.
plimenting the officers and ladies OF
the various other organizations In
Schofield Barracks. Japanese Ian
terms and vari-colored lights gave
glimmers of warmth and attraction to
the hall in comparison with the rainy
weather outside. There was no Tor,
NAL receiving line and dancing began
early. Simple white programs re-
corded twelve straight dances and four
extras, which were well played by the
regimental band. After the hop sup
per was served in the attractive club.
rooms. Among the dancers were:
Col. and Mrs. John Heard, Lieut.. -Col.
and Mrs. Frederick Arnold, Maj Cor
rell, Maj. and Mrs. Jacob DeVers,
Mai. and Mrs. Philip Kiehl, Capt. and
Mrs. Albert Hennessy, Capt. and Mrs.
John Wyeth, Capt. and Mrs. Archibald
Arnold, Capt. and Mrs. Philip Thurber,
Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd Clary, Capt. and
Mrs. John Hauser, Capt. and Mrs. Sed.
lacek, Capt. and Mrs. David Cain,
Capt. and Mrs. Harold Vanderyeer,
Lieut.. and Mrs. William SapoTtas,
Capt. and Mrs. Barbin, Mrs. Cheever
Ely, Mrs. Lille Noble White, Miss
Martha McChesney, Miss Katherine
Carnahan, Miss Nelson of Waialua,
Miss Marion Lightfoot of Wahiawa,
Miss Florence Hoffman of Honolulu,
Miss Marybelle White, Miss Katherine
Anderson, Miss Mabel Lightfoot OF
Waihawa, Miss Lenore Tyler, Miss
Breckens of Waialua, Miss Louise
Lightfoot of Wahiawa, Miss Margue-
rite White, Miss Genevieve Hooking,
Miss India Wayson of Honolulu, Capt.
Bertram Frankenberger. Capt. Karl
Greenwald, Cant Arthur White, Capt.
John Hoskins, Capt Clyde Selleck,
Capt. Lester Baker Of Fort Shafter,
Capt. Howard Milligan, Capt. Daniel
Murphy, Lieut.. William Barott, Lieut..
William Matthias, Lieut.. Williston
Warren, Lieut.. Maury Mann, Lieut.
Forrest Pinkerton, Lieut.. Albert Pal,
mer. Lieut.. Richardson, Lieut., James
Ballard and Lieut.. Lawrence Fagg.
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Miss Jane Oliver and Cant. John
Hoskins entertained Miss Florence
Hoffman and Miss Genevieve Hook
ing of Honolulu as their popular house
guests for Friday and Saturday of last
week. -. .,+- r.. .. .
Capt. John Smith has been ordered
to department headquarters as casual
officer and as such left the post last
week for Honolulu.
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An engagement OF interest to
Schofield Barracks society was printed
in last Sundays paper, stating that
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse M. McChesney an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Miss
Martha McChesney, to Capt. Owen
Fowler, 4th Cavalry, U. S. army. Miss
McChesney has been frequent and
much admired visitor to Schofield
Barracks and has won many friends
by her gracious and charming manner.
A warm welcome will be awaiting the
lovely bride when she comes to make
her home in Cashier. .
4 '~.. p. - .....s $751;
Last week on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Charles Watson, Mrs. Byard
Sneed. Mrs. Paul Manchester and Mrs.
Thomas Lowe we're the congeniai
guests Of Mrs. Gustav Schaefer for in
formal tea. .... @..-. F. f..
Last week the LIST Infantry Bridge
club met with Mrs. Charles Watson.
Two tables of PLAYERS were Mrs. Wal
sons guests for the afternoon. At 3
O'Clock an informal luncheon and tea
was enjoyed. The club members play
ing were: Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs. En-.
glebert Oyenshine, Mrs. Robert Hous.
ton Anderson, Mrs. Corbit Hoffman,
Mrs. Charles Watson, Mrs. Henry
Lewis and Miss Katherine Anderson.
On Wednesday evening Capt. Chas.
Keleher enjoyed the charming hospi-
tally of Maj. and Mrs. Corbit Hoffman
for dinner.
Mrs. Gustav Schaefer entertained
with a delightful bridge luncheon in
Honolulu on Wednesday, compliment
ing about sixteen Of her friends.
Guests from Schofield Barracks were
Mrs. Paul Manchester, Mrs. Thomas
Lowe and Mrs. Byard Sneed. "
The friends of Mrs. Walter Greacen
will be glad to know that she has sue.
cessfully recovered from the slight
operation undergone last week and is
welcoming her visitors. .=
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Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd Clary and
small son, Hugh Clary, spent last Sat