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

Blanche Bates new play furnished
by Belasco is called "The Girl of the
Golden West" 1t will be the opening
attraction of the new Belasco Theater
in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Humphry Ward has finally NAM
ed her new novel, which is to begin in
the November Century, "Fenwick's
Career" The story is of an artist who
leaves his young wife and child in the
country and goes up to London, on
borrowed money, to seek his fortune.
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Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice author Of
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
has organized a new national bank at
Louisville, KY, with capital stock of
$3.50, 900.
To create a home you must have the
spirit of home. Just as the smallest viii
lage may have its history, its moral
stamp so the smallest home may have
its soul Obi the spirit of places, the
atmosphere which surrounds us in hui
man dwellings! What world Of mys-
! terry!
Here, even on the threshold, the cold
! begins to penetrate; you are i'll at ease,
something intangible repuses you.
There, no sooner does the door shut
you in, than friendliness and good hui
NOR envelop you. 1t is said that walls
have ears. They have also voices; a
mute eloquence. Everything that a
dwelling contains, is bathed in an ether
of personality. And I find proof of it's
quality even in the apartments of bach
elors and solitary women.
What an abyss between one room and
another room!
Here all is dead, Indifferent, common
place; the device of the owner is writ
ten all over it, even in his fashion Of
arranging his photographs and books.
All is the same to me! There, one
breathes in animation, a contagious joy
in life. The visitor hears repeated in
countless fashion, whoever you are,
guest of an hour I wish you well, peace
be with you!"-Charles Wagner.
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Vienna is about to honor the memory
of Brahms in a delightful manner A
small memorial house is to be erected
on the Elizabethan Promenade, the cost
of the building being borne by the
| Brahms Society, but the place coming
under the direct protection of the town
authorities. In this memorial house
will be found all that the great COM
! poser ever got together in the way of
pieces of furniture etc.-such as were
specially associated with the masters
home life-as well as manuscript and
keepsakes valued by him, and full of as
sociations for the friend and admirers
OF the last of the great tone poets.
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Dog collars of jewels are to be more
than ever in vogue during the coming
winter. But the women who can afford
such eXtravagant ornaments need not
despair, for a substitute has already
been provided by the jewelers. and deal
ers in semi-precious stones, imitation
| jewelry, ETC., in the form of dog collars
of beads. The very newest things
shown by these dealers are the new
bead and jet collars. A collar of opaque
! white beads had narrow bars of bril-
I liants clasping the strings of beads at
/ equal intervals A pale pink bead col
lar had a golden ornament clasping the
/ beads in front and at the back. Most
! of the crystal bead collars are fastened
/ with brilliants or golden ornaments. A
most brilliant red collar of red crystal
beads has clasps of rubies. The coral
collars and those made of turquoise and
amber beads are in most cases plain,
without any clasps, except the neces-
sary one at the back which is plain
and small. The lavender and purple
crystal beads are fastened with anne
thysts and the yellow beads with yell
low jewels. The blue crystal beads
have sapphire ornaments.
The keynote of the entire social con-
dition was proclaimed fairly and
squarely by a little lady in a fash'Dl-
able drawing room the other afte, noon.
The nosey little social they sayer" was
busy as usual. She approached "A mat
ronly and aristocratic looking gentle
woman of great wealth and said to
/ her: What do you think I've bean
! told? They say that before you mar
| ried Mr. Lambert you were waitress
| IN a hotel" Then she watched for the
effect she was sure she would produce
and Mrs. Lambert with the sweetest
dignity, replied And did they say
was a lady and did my work we'll? If
they did, that is all I wish"
/ 1t was such a beautiful rebuke and 50
gracefully administered that it shall
never be forgotten. There are so many
men and women with whom being q