The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-11-07

very largely attended, The list of pa
is one which mas been Sc
lected with great care and promises a
great number of pretty girls for the
occasion.
The fair being given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Cooke
for the benefit of the Castle Home for
Children this afternoon from to 6
p. m. should be very largely attended.
The bevy of young girls who have pro-
missed to take part will make a most
attractive showing, while the cause is
one which should mean that every
man who can afford to spend one dol
lar should spend two. The admission
will be but twenty-five cents for adults
and ten cents for children and hun
dreds of articles of both useful and or
namental character will be found for
SALE
For ceremonial occasions Navy
officer has a special full dress suit,
which consists of full dress coat and
trousers, cooked. hat, epaulets, sword,
full dress belt and white gloves. This
is worn on state occasions at home and
abroad, at ceremonies and entertain
ments, when the senior officer consid-
ers it desirable to specially honor the
occasion, and at general muster the
first Sunday of the month.
The substitution Of a frock coat
changes this regalia to a full-dress
signated receptions to Official dignita-
ries, ordinary ceremonies on shore and
at Sunday morning inspection, except
the first Sunday of the month. An
evening dress coat and a blue waist
coat transforms the costume into a
naval evening dress uniform, which
is worn on lesser social occasions on
shore and at dinner on board ship. A
mess dress is designed for hot weather
and is worn on ordinary social occa-
sions in the evening, TO which the
officer is invited in his official capa
city, and at dinner aboard ship in the
tropics. 1t consists of mess jacket,
white evening waistcoat, white trous-
ers, shoulder straps, white cap and
black tie.
The mess jacket is made of white
linen duck, with the body cut similar
to an evening dress coat, but it de-
sends only to the hips, slightly cur
wing over them with peak behind. 1t
1N,rff cid
low the lapel, AMI two large Navy
buttons on each side below the lapel,
and abreast the buttonholes. Two me-
dunn sized Navy buttons, connected by
a ring, and buttoned through the up
per buttonhoes, make the edges
meet.
DR.. Alfred Wall gives a canoeing
party at Waikiki this afternoon, in
honor of DR.. Metcalf, a visiting mem
Der of his profession. With the Hale
kalani, the handsomest koa surfing
canoe in Honolulu, in shape, the visi-
tors should enjoy some rare sport.
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Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke gave a delightful
lunch at the Cookies Nuuanu Valley
residence, Luakaha, on Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Lindsay OF San
Francisco, who are visiting with the
F. L. Waldron, were among those to
leave for a trip to the Volcano on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Wrightson, of Fort Shafter,
gives a bridge party on Thursday.
w. L. Warren, who was to play for
the tennis championship of the islands
against Clarence Cooke and Will Roth,
with Sonny Cunha as his partner, is
laid up with a bad bruise which will
prevent his playing for at least a week
more.
"Billy" Adams promises two fine
attractions for the local people which
will be put on within the next two
months at the Opera House. The first
of these will probably be heard on
about December 8, or on the arrival OF
the new steamer MalIura from the Co
lonies. She will bring the Royal Male
Welsh Choir, which is returning from
a tour of Australia and New Zealand.
This organization is said to be one
of the best of its kind in the world