The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-13


of the Dennox" and the Gresham"
two of the largest hotels in Brisbane,
Australia, and they and Mr.. Elwell
are well known in Honolulu, having
passed through several times on their
way round the world.
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Willis Davis and his daughter Mrs.
Pierre Moore, have gone to Santa Bar
bara for several weeks. Mr.. Davis has
been suffering from a nervous break
down and is planning a trip to HonoA
lulu. Accompanied by John Gamble
the artist he will sail some time in
November for the islands-Chronicle.
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Miss Elinzabeth Leslie Wight de-
parted on the Alameda for the main
land whence she will journey on to
Norway, to be married to her fiance
Herr Alfred L. Hurum, a very noted
musician and composer
Before her departure Miss Wight
compiled and had published volume
entitled The Memoirs of Elizabeth
Kinau Wilder an interesting docu-
ment relating to the many varied and
unique experiences of her grandmother.
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The exhibition of the Kilohana Art
League opened with a reception and
picture exhibit on Thursday evening,
and was well attended Each year
Honolulu people look forward to the
new and wonderfully pretty things
done by our clever artists during the
months preceding the exhibit Yes
terday morning was the opening of
the sale for Christmas, and many la
dies attended to buy, or if not, to ad-
mire the lovely dainty articles placed
on tables arranged about the reception
hail. and in charge of Miss Schnoer.
new manager of the League, Mrs.
Jones, and Miss Parke whose artistic
work and verses are much in evil
denceS The hall was decorated with
| festoons of bamboo, and willow, in
terspersed with double red Hibiscus
blossoms making striking and artis-
tic effect. The tables displayed some
perfect little gems of gifts to send
away to friends or adorn ones own
home. There were hand embroidered
undergarments so dear to the feminine
wardrobe, from two dollars up. There
were pieces of hand painted china at
all prices scenes painted in oils OF
Hawaii on everything imaginable, from
picture frames to bookmarks. There
were verses by Mrs. Frear and MISS
Parke all fringed round with perfect
ly enticing little artistic fluffy ruffles
of designs ribbon winders with Dia-
mond Head on the sides; markers with
cocoanut trees an blue satin ribbon
! for only thirty-fve cents; embroidered
bags in riot of colors for a dollar
and a half some real lace made by
! the girls of Kamehameha School in
Battenberg, and in pillow work which
is done on large pillows and by the aid
of bobbins. And collars of this, mind
you ladies, for two dollars. A most
beautiful and perhaps one of the most
striking work in oils was a bunch OF
red Ixora blossoms at the entrance.
The ladies who as yet have not had
an opportunity of seeing these lovely
things may still have a chance as the
sale and exhibition is on throughout
this afternoon.
Everybody is looking forward to that
lovely affair to be gwen at the Outrig-
ger club on Friday evening, November
the nineteenth. 1t is in the nature OF
a "Chowder Dance" and supper, and
promises to be the prettiest affair Of
the season. The dancing lanai out in
mid-stream will be a bower of Japa
nese lanterns, flags, ferns, and every
thing that makes for gaiety. The com
mittee wishes it understood that fifty
cents gains entrance to the grounds
and will entitle the purchaser 10 tnt
excellent supper, which will be servet
from six to eight O'Clock. For ad
mission to the dancing pavilion, an ex
, ira charge of twenty-five cents will b,
required, making seventy-five cents il
all, for most enjoyable evening. Be
| sides this there will be installed
= candy booth, and Lemonade stand
J where these extra dainties may b.
bought reasonably enough to tempt all
} 1t is hoped that everyone who can, will
come along and have a splendid time
Remember the affair is under the aus
, pices of the Women's Auxiliary of tn
p Outrigger Club, of which Mrs. f. NJ
: Swanzy is the President, and we al
p know what these ladies are capable o
= doing. The evening will be, from al
l indications, a huge success, both finan
e cially and socially, and you will al
Q miss one OF the treats of the season
= who do not attend Don't forget tn
Y date! It is Friday evening next, an
the tickets are now on sale by all tn
g members Of the Outrigger Club.
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n Mrs. Emma Dreier was hostess at