The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-23

matte Circle and also at the Office OF
the league building.
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HER BLUE HAIR.
PARIS, January 9.-The cOiffeurs OF
Paris are much excited and puzzled
by a new blue shade of hair displayed
during the week by Mrs. Tiffany. Her
taste being recognized as all that is
exquisite, demands are being made
daily at the salons de coiffeur by the
French women of fashion for re-
production of the exquisite shade of
blue hair now enjoyed solely by Mrs.
Tiffany
But Mrs. Tiffany refuses to divulge
her secret even at the united solicita-
ton of all the bewildered coiffeurs OF
Paris. The coiffeurs initiated a boy
colt against the American and refused
to sell her any necessary articles of
the toilet Even noted chemists who
have been consulted are unable to dis
cover the secret of Mrs. Tiffany's blue
hair.
Mr.. Alan Wall, a cattle grower from
Hawaii is in the city.
Mrs. C. B. Cooper is booked to leave
for the Coast next Tuesday in the Lur
line.
Mr.. Jared G. Smith came over in
the Mauna Loa from Kona and will
return Tuesday.
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Mrs. E. w. Thwing and Miss r.
Thwing were arriving passengers in
the Mauna Loa.
Mr.. George R. Andrews, public adj
ministrator of Fresno, who came here
recently to judge the poultry show,
and Mrs. Andrews have returned to
town from the Volcano.
Mr. George c. Sellner, VINO will have
charge of the Philippine Constabulary
band which is coming this way, is
said to have been a jeweler in Homo
lulu dDOuJ IGu year dSO.
Mr.. E. q. Hartman, who arrived here
recently from Japan to attend to some
business affairs, returns in the China
today.
Mr.. Thomas Foster Ena, son of the
late John Ena, was in town yesterday,
having come down from Kahului
Young Ena has grown to be a strap
ping fellow over six feet tall. He is
a sailor on the ship Hawaiian Isles
and will go around the Horn on her.
A charming little romance that has
the Hawaiian islands for its setting
came to light today in a letter just re-
ceived from the charming bride-to-be,
and will be of great interest to a large
number of her friends here. The ro-
nance centers about Miss Alverda Il.
a pretty young trained nurse
who left Pasadena for Honolulu last
winter and has since been head nurse
at the hospital at Paia on the island
of Maui.
While on this picturesque and beau
tiful island Miss Hasselle met Mr.. Will
liam Foster, a young man of wealth, a
shortly followed the meeting,
and the plans for an April wedding at
Paia are now complete. The wedding
will have still more of a Pasadena
flavor as Miss Dietrich, until recently
bookkeeper for the Metcalf pharmacy,
who left for the same island a short
time ago, is to be the maid of honor.
It is probable that Mr.. Foster and his
bride win come to the coast after the
They have not yet decided
where they will make their future
(Cal) dispatch.
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The ladies of the Morning Music
Club are to give themselves the pleas
lre, and any of their friends who wish
the opportunity, to hear Miss Krout
tell of some musical "reminiscences
during her stay at one time in London.
She was behind the scenes at the first
performance of I'll Pagliacci' given
at Covent Garden, and attended the
Booth Purcell anniversary as well as
other interesting concerts. Miss Krout
has a fascinating manner, and her
talks are always enjoyed Those who
wish to attend may do so If they like
to address any of the members OF the