The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-27


yellow, a centerpiece Of bright Ixora
| blossoms, red apples and golden
oranges forming a striking and pretty
decoration for the nature of the occa-
sion. interviewer and scattered through
1t all was green foliage which added
a contrast. The dinner was served
at one O'Clock, afterwards the guests
motoring to the Kaukeolani Children's
Hospital, which was formally opened
with ceremonies in the afternoon.
The Carnival heidi at the Princess
Skating Ring on Thursday evening
was a very great success. Hundreds
were there to see the gay paraders in
a variety of display of costumes. From
Uncle Sam to the veriest clown the
characters and costumes were all good
and a committee of judges were seect-
ed in the persons of Mrs. Mamie Phil
lips, Mrs. Henry Along, Mrs. Dough-
erty, Miss McCrosson, Miss Rhodes and
Prince Cupid.
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The Chowder Supper and dance Civ
en- at the Outrigger Club proved in
every way :. great success. Honolulu
leople will remember the occasion So
claily as one of the prettiest affairs
/ ever given here, but the returns show
even more of a success financially
| over three hundred dollars were clear
ed by the Womens Auxiliary. Of which
Mrs Swanzy is president. and one
thlrd of this will be reserved by that
organization, while two thirds will ne
turned over to the members of tbe
Outrigger Club to be put towards their
/ building fund.
These ladies, and especially Mrs
Ewanzy have been most enthusiastic
and diligent, sparing no pains TO gain
the result which very creditably they
nave achieved. They received ready
support and help and have aroused in
the Honolulu public a keen interest in
the little artistic village by the sea.
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/ Cards are out for a tea from four
TO six next Monday at which the Miss
eS kopke will receive in honor of Miss
Mist
A delightful informal Sewing Bee
was given by Miss Ethel Spalding
yesterday in honor of Mrs. Mavma
! Wadman Austin, and many dainty and
elaborate garments were displayed
mat are ultimately to be presented to
the young bride whose marriage a
snort while since was so sudden and
romantic. The girls invited were only
'hose very intimate friends of Mrs.
Austin, and a chatty afternoon and
many pleasant "reminiscences were en-
Joyed' Refreshments consisting of
tea, sandwiches, cake and bon bons
were served, and the guests who at
tended this novel and interesting Bee
were Misses Gras, Irma BaIlentvne
Katherine Stephens, Kenny Cation.
, Sarah Lucas, Ella Wight, Comma
Wadman, Alice Spalding, enevIeve
Langton and few others.
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MISS Gramer formerly of Wahiawa
= put for the past two years of Denver
Colorado, has been very i'll, and ha.
decided to return to Honolulu for al
indefinite stay. While here, she will
be the house guest of Mrs. w. L. Ho
, ward.
Thursday was a truly Thangskivlnl
, Day for one lady in Honolulu. anv
I way, if none of the others found any,
5 thing to be grateful for. The lady i.
| Mrs Graham who on Wednesday even
= ing watched her stables, barn. ser
/ wants quarters and pigeon houses burr
! in a gay riot of flames, with a stead,
f onslaught towards the home. 1t was ;
20 pitiful sight to see the birds in dis
f may fly helplessly about, some of then
= blinded by the light, swerving straigh
n into the flames. Their tiny dwelling
70 were chopped open to allow them free
4, dom, and a great number falling Il
earth were stolen by the rabble tina
stood to watch the fire A humble
e flew away and have since returno
/. seeking in van their former HON
{ Just at a critical moment when tn
flames were on their direct course T.
the main building, the wind veeret
a and thus by a mere miracle the hous
+ and furnishings were saved.
It & & &
e Mrs. Hoffman entertained at Dime
l. on Tuesday evening at which tn
/ guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter /
Howard Paymaster and Mrs. Horn
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morton Riggs
" Miss Ellison and Mr. Arnold.
n The table was appropriately be
e strewn with red berries with cente
st piece of the same, and the place card
J. represented Japanese scenes. Ate
n dinner the guests motored to the CouI
ID try Club, where coffee was served, an
lie going back once more to the Hoffma
ic bungalow music was enjoyed durin