The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-02

fM memories. vas most attingiy
HI honored last Thursday. With
only q handful Of cd veterans. Il
IS wonderful how thoroughly everyone
observes the DAY The graves were
Gay with flowers and many 3 tear
vas shed for the poor dead heroes Who
50 brarely gave their lives for their
cou1try's sake. The heroes OF the
Spanish var we're also remembered.
and the graves o. several brave Young
fellows were decorated By tender
hands. Many Of our townswoEueR
stood By the bedside of these brave
martyrs aid did q mothers duty By
them until the end. ! saw one OF these
noble women-Mrs. s NJ Damon-on
Thursday placing flowers on tue
graves.
/ think one OF the saddest sights in
the Southern States are those name
less Northern graves. They are SO
desolate and forioru. get when Ne
mortal Day comes those Southern wo-
men bury their prejudices and never
forget To place wreath on the graves
OF some Of their enemies in war
That is what I cali true nobility OF
character. Death is grand, Death is
sacred Alas that Il should always
be too late for the dead one TO realizei
But that Is life. Il is always too late
and some one must always be made
unhappy when perhaps a little sympa-
thy OF a word Of appreciation might
have made all the difference.
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a New York woman who became a
lressmsker after she had lost her
husband and her fortune simultane-
ously decided 10 follow the English
fashion and DO business under a name
easily recalled and short Business
did not increase at the rate she
thought IL ought to- She was at a
loss to account for this indifference
until somebody advised her to re-
sumo her own name. calling her IL
tentiOD 20 the amount OF advertising
she lost by concealing her we'll
known identity under an assumed
name. She had never thought OF the
matter in that light and as the ad-
vice seemed reasonable she decided
10 use her own name. The former
sign came down and a new one went
up in its place bearing her family
name. Business increased so rapid
Is afterward that the woman aban-
dOned her half-formed decision TO re-
tire from business and is now III
charge OF a fourishing establishment
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Something charming in the way of
young lady's dancing gown is made
Of gold-spangled tulle The skirt is
gathered in at the waist line and
trimmed around the hem with fun
ruches which form rosettes at inter
Il IL
gold very gauzy in texture and drap-
ed around the waist, fastening at
the back with a bow and long ends
Of black velvet. Apple blossoms en-
circle the tuile sleeves TO the elbow.
where they end ia a dainty lafc
flounce. ruching of tulle with lace
and a bunch of apple blossoms at
one side complete the low-cut bodice
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am going to tell you about a beau
tiful white lace gown | saw the other
evening on a lovely girl we all know
The little bolero and odd panels were
OF zephyr blue panne velvet. embroid-
cred aid spangled with gold The dec
ollete neck was finished with a roll
of the lace intermingled with chains
OF the paillettet. The sleeves, com
posed OF the lace and panne. were fin
ished az the elbow with ruffle OF the
lace The neck band and the draped
girdle were Of the panne.
Another gown which this same for
tunate young woman possesses is OF
white mousseline de sole. embroidered
with little bouquets OF violets in their
natural colors. The bolero. bordered
with cream lace inserting. opened to
show a gathered front of lilac nous
seline de sole, caught in the center
OF the front with "A bunch of violets
This drapery extended over the arm.
forming all the sleeve there was. The
crushed girdle was Of pale lilac faille
yelled with white mousseline de sole.
The skirt had a flounce OF the plain
white mousseline de sole bordered with
a ruching Of the lilac mousseline de
sole and headed by festoon of the
cream lace inserting.
The third gown I saw was of white
silk. The draped bodice was OF white
mousseline de sole with insertings of
cream lace embroidered with gold
The Eold-embroidered lace also trim
med the ichu Of white mousseline de
sole which finished the decollete neck.
passing over the tip of the shoulder
The rosette OF white mousseiine was
fastened in the center with great
gold rose. The draped girdle was OF
cloth OF gold. The front had a panel
Of lace embroidered with gold figures
and was trimmed near the bottom with
a band Of gold-emhroidered lace.
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Scalp massage Is the latest treat
ment that lovely woman is undergo
ing Il is inten0ed to take the place
OF the old-fashioned hair tonic. and the
women who undergo the treatment at
the fashionable hair dressing shops
argue that Il is beneficial 10 the hair.
and has almost the hracing effect OF a
Turkish bath in addition. It takes
almost an hour TO set a scalp massage.
which really includes other things.
The theory Is thar manipulation OF the
scalp stimulates the roots OF the hair
better than any amount OF liquid tonic
applied without such treatment. So
an experienced mRssenr kneads and
rubs the scalp In 4 thousand wars.
moistening her fingers In & tonic So
luton as she works. then she straight.
ems ont the kinks in the hair. brushes
and shampo0s il. and last az al she