The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-03
Fashions ana Society,"

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ornament Is an accessory % drss
which, Is really very important thi
season and should be selected Wit
+ es1e- laI care and attention
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There mas been a lot said in III
eastern papers about Miss Berth.
White the young lady who refused I,
. play the part Of heroine in 4 Bache
. 'o-s Romance" at Northwestern Uni
vsrsity. Evidently she has u-re. 5za-
kissed by a man She DOES not say
this herself. but the reason she gives
for refusing 20 be a member u the
cast IS that she has TO desire 70 kiss
rho hero Miss Whites picture Is love
ig r shows us that she IS not q cold
angular person. designed By nature 20
LAX 30 The paths Of spinsJerhOod She
iusr a sweet. bright looking girl.
whose drty il viii be TO get married
some 5av and make some man sH-
rraTelv happy. but il Is evident from
her present disposition to side-step and
trrk -hlr she has never enjoyed the
$50 ei8u apture Of being kissed by a
--- al7 was not q member Of her
rv-u family II she had ever been
plunged into the ecstacv that comes
from rhe kiss that thrills she would
~ be- 10Th 20 try If again even tho
=te knew people were looking We do
nor take orr own experience alone as
gr.6e .s -Griving at this conclusion.
We have the statement Of Miss Jose
Trlre Hunt -irl Of eighteen. % back
Us No. -.et Miss White read 'hr-e
lines written by Miss Hunt Just af-
.a- the occurrence If the urst real.
.aHrurous smack 10 which G1e ever
contributed and then reject
You kissed ne, Ny head
Dropped low on your breast
With q feeling Of shelter
Ana infinite rest
while the molly emotions
My tongue dared not speak
Flashed up in a fame
From my heart 20 nv cheek
Your arms held me fast.
@ YOUR arms were so bold;
Heart beat against heart
Ia their passionate fold
Torr glances seemed drawing
Nv soul through nv eyes.
As the sun draws the mist
FROM the seas to the skies.
Your lips chung 10 mine
TIL PRAYED in my bliss
They might never unclasp
From this rapturous kiss.
You kissed me, Ny heart,
And my breath, and my will
In delirioUs 10y
For a moment stood still.
Life had for me then
No temptations. no charms
No visions of happiness
Outside of Your arms,
And were | this instant
An angel possessed
or the peace and the Joy
That are given the biest.
would fling my white robe
Unrepentingly down,
7 would tear from my forehead
Its beautiful crown.
To nestle once more
In that haven of rest,
Your lips upon mine,
Ny head on your breast
You kissed me, My soul
In a bliss so divine,
man
Foolish with wine,
And | though t'twere delicious
To die there if death
Would but come while my lips
Were vet moist with your breath;
'Twere delicious to die
II might grow cold
While Your arms clasp me round
In their passionate fold
And these are the questions
I ask day and night:
Mus; nv lips taste no more
Such exquisite delight?
Would you care if your breast
We're my shelter as then,
And if YOU were here
Would YOU kiss me again?
This. we are able to assure Miss
White. is the real thing. This is
what she has impulsively backed
AWAY from. All. who would not brave
he giggles of a crowd of spectators
for such an experience as that.
hope the young lady will reconsider
and permit the performance to go on.
4 she will do SO now she can aid in
putting the university on such a
,ond financial basis as TO preclude
he necessity of its ever seeking an
,ther endowment.
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Last Saturday afternoon the Art
.eague gave g literary at home"
rhe ooet selected for discussion was
sidney Lanier. his life and works.
rhe lecturer was Mrs. ". F. Frear.
The words of the poet were set to
music and sung by Mr.. Walter Dill
ingham and Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;
most effectively. Later tea was serv-
d by Miss Charlotte Hall. and her
assistants were Mrs. James Castle.
irs. George Davies. Mrs. t. Rain
Walker and Mrs. A NJ Smith. The
ooms were decorated by Mrs. Roth
yell. Mrs. W. NJ Graham had the
vhole responsibility of the affair on
Ter shoulders. and. as usual, was
most successful Mrs. Graham has
wonderful executive ability. As she
as amply proved on many occasions.
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Last Saturday evening AIR. and
irs. e. d .Tenney gave dinner par
:. the occasion being the birthday
{ Mr.. Tenney.
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The Rev. Ellis Bishop of ST Paurs
Episcopal church has been spending |
is vacation in Honolulu He sailed 5
4 the Zealandia for his home on
thursday.
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a.. iiinn E.,liis daughter of the | 9