The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-15
THE GERMAN FAIR
NEXT SATURDAY
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR EN-
TERTAINMENT OF VISITORS AT
THE ISENBERG RESIDENCE.
Communicated


The German Bazaar will undoubtedly
! be "a great success. The ladies have
! been working very hard to make it
such,
The German restaurant with it's
! lunch and supper will be something
! that has never before been seen here.
/ You can get everything served i'm the
( German style and everyone knows what
/ that means. This booth is entirely by
, itself with small and large tables scat
tered here and there and the decora-
lions viii be very pretty. The German
| String Orchestra will be very odd and
! add much to the effect of the booth
| The girls will all be attired i'm costumes.
The mysterious hag-grab stand for
| children and the hower-bed Of grabs
| for ladies are superb and everyone
4 ought to come good and early to have
a chance at those wonderful articles.
The fancy-work table viii be unsur-
passed. Many German embToideries
| have been received. The handmade
dresses are dreams. Little pajamas
for boys and small overalls can also be
bought. The kitchen apron will also
be i'm demand for industrious house
wives. Everything in the line Of
4 children's clothes can be had at very
| reasonable prices. The tea cloths are
beauties and every house wife ought
to possess one or two.
The preparations for the ice cream
and candy booth are extensive and will
/ make each child's heart rejoice when
he spies the tree full of beautiful fruits
filed with sweets.
The musical wheelbarrow is very
fascinating to children and the gentle
little donkey is something for little
boys and girls. He will be decorated
with numerous juggling bells and will
be led by a very reliable person around
the garden.
The fortune-telling booth will be just
as it ought to be with all it's mysteries.
Your fortune will be told you and you
will be glad to know your future if you
are i'm any doubt.
The dance i'm the evening will be a
pleasant change. Music will be i'm all
corners and will make things lively.
The young girls i'm their picturesque
costumes make one really think of
Germany and it adds so much to the
/
never been in Germany and should like
to know a little about it, why here is
the chance now
An immense doll has been dressed in
| the most exquisite clothes and will be
ratified off late in the afternoon. The
! little girl who wins it will be very
! lucky indeed.
! The toys are very pretty and many
| a mother can buy nice Christmas pre-
sents for her boys and girls here.
The Samoan booth viii be very uni
! que and many curios can be had, also
! very fine mats for table covers are to
! be sold at very cheap price. Fans
are numerous but a Samoan fan sur
/ passes all others.
/ Don't forget the Bazaar November
18th from Il noon until u midnight, 1t
/ is chance which has never before
been here and so near Christmas it
ought TO appeal to most people.
+"E.+''~E.~E:%%*..: ~. > - :, . +%.++&+
Prosser for plaintiff. Robertson &
Wilder for defendant
Inter-Island Telegraph c., Ltd. ct
AL, VS.. Liliuokalni et'ai Appeal from
Judge, First Circuit Court. Castle &,
Wilmington for plaintiffs. Robertson
q Wilder for neutrality-suspicious.
An Imperial army order has just pro-
NOTED 2O39 young Russian noblemen.
| Perhaps that sort of thing partly ex-
plains the practice which the Cars
army has in falling back. cleveland
| Leader