The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-14

ly i'm New York. and was met at the
pier by her mother. Mrs. .. II. p Bel
mont, and Mr.. Belmont. She intends
to spend a month in this country Wis
iting her mother at Hampstead and her
brother at Deepdale, Great Neck, L. I.
No end of stunning entertainment
have been projected for her, at various
country homes, the season being inap-
propriate for town. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Mackay will have her for house
guest, and at their splendid place at
Roslyn. L. l.. will give a dinner of six
ty covers, followed by a musicale.
When the duchess landed she wore a
girlish and highly becoming costume Of
black and white striped silk, trimmed
with crochet lace under long gray
coat. Her hat was a big black Gains
borough. A bit of pink showed above
the lace collar of her dress. Mrs Clar-
ence Mackay was a bridesmaid at the
wedding of the Duke and Duchess of
Marlborough ten years ago in New
York
When furniture becomes scratched.
as it often does, it is a good plan to
rub it with a WOODEN cloth which has
been dipped in kerosene oil. Should the
furniture not polish well try rubbing
it first with a little kerosene, then APP
ply the furniture cream and polish in
the usual way
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"Win you have it i'm bag or in a
box" asked the young woman at the
candy counter, and as he walked away
with the bag of sweets she showed her
self observant of men and events.
That's one of the domestic men TAX
ing candy home to his wife" she con-
tinued, and he has a sweet tooth OF
his own. A young chap who is buying
candy for a girl wants a box, and has
his card put i'm before it's wrapped up;
If it's for the onliest girl he picks out
a fancy box that will be available for
some domestic use in the domesticity
that they are dreaming of. But hubby
when he buys candy has it put up in a
bag, for then there is nothing to show
how much he has nibbled on the way
home"
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Good mothers are not usually put
down in the success specifications. In
the early history of more than one mil
lionaire however, it is easy to recog-
nize in the mental and moral qualities
of a clear-seeing and Woodworking
mother the propelling force which has
started her son.
Occasionally-and the wonder is that
it is no seldom--men who have achiev-
ed great things attribute it to the in
centive and aid which have come from
this quarter Herreshoff who by es-
tablishing his great marine industry in
the little coast town which had once
ranked as the third seaport of Ameri-
ca, raised it again to doubt its former
maritime glory did his work under the
disheartening eclipse of total blindness.
In an interview with Orison Sweet
Marden, he attributes his wonderful
record to his mothers advice and sym
pathy.
you have been handicapped in an
unusual degree, sailing in total dark
ness and beset by many other difficult
ties. In overcoming such serious OBJ
stables you must have learned much
of the true philosophy of success or
failure. What co you call the prime
REQUISITE of success?' The answer was;
Select a good mother"
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What is the precise attitude that
men would have women take up with
regard to redress? They are perpetual
ly rating the sex for alleged eXtrava-
gance in this direction; they are con-
tinually grumbling at fashion, and yet