The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-02
BY MRS. RIvENBURGH.

shaded candelabra combined to make
most charming effect. with a pale
soft light shedding a glow over the
table
The hostess looked lovely in a de-
collette gown of pink satin under chif-
fon, with pink bands in her hair.
Mrs. Wells arrived on the 14th to
join her husband and, accompanied by
her maid, expects to leave for the
Orient on the 18th.
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Monday evening was merry one
at the home of Miss Sarah Lucas at
Kaalawai. The house was thrown
open to many friends and was decorat-
ed with ferns, palms and evergreens.
A central pole from which were fes-
tooned green vines made a pretty ef-
feet Miss Alice Green was din
ner guest and afterwards the numerous
young friends began to arrive, many
Offices being present. The Royal Ka-
waihau Glee Club furnished music and
dancing occupied most of the evening.
Last Saturday the "Kunalu Rowing
Club gave dance at their boat house.
Mr.. George Paul. whose resignation
from the navy was accepted upon the
arrival of the U. S. S. South Dakota at
Honolulu entertained Thursday even
ing as farewell to his brother Off
GERS. A quintette furnished music and
dancing was INDUCED in until a late
hour' Refreshments of punch ana
ces were served.
The ball at the Young hotel last
night given by the Chief Petty Officers
was a great success, both dance paw
lions being filled with merry couples.
Flags figured as the most prominent
idea in the decorations, those of all
nations and pennants being festooned
across the ceilings and draped about
the walls. Some officers from the
Dutch cruiser Noordbrabant were pre-
sent enjoying the sights and the cool
air of the roof garden Music was
provided by two orcnestras from the
ships.
There was a full house last night to
see the Jolly Tars Minstrel Co. of the
West Virginia at the Opera House and
the boys deserve the highest commen-
dation as artists Of lTst rank There
was the usual big fat lips and other
accessories necessary to carry out the
Dahomey idea, and there was a no
ticeable absence of any hitch in the
programme from start to finish. The
artists were clever and the orchestra
from the snip played well rnere
were a good many polka-dot coons
though before the evening was over
even though eacn member was pro-
Vided with coquettish Japanese tan. !
Some excellent vocal solos were rem
dered, and catchy numbers, the hit of
the evening being the late arrival of |
the Wiggnng coon, Mr.. Donovan, your
dandy chocolate drops" Il Love my
wife, but oh, you kid" the second best I
being the buck and wing ar
lists Reed and Mcknight VINO brought
down the house and responded to many
euoores
d. NJ. Allen in his comedy Juggling
act introduced very clever bit OF
caricature in free hand drawing, The
Pipe Dream" and The Navy and T.
were much appreciated.
The performance is well worth see
ing and will repay all who see it to-
night.
Judge Coopers family, and five Off
Ger Of the West Virginia occupied a
box at the Opera House last night. II
The ladies carried American Beauty L
roses.
A quiet wedding took place in st. An
1rew's Cathedral on September 6, 1909
when Miss Elizabeth Long of Homo
taa, Hawaii, was married to Mr. Ralph
+. Clark OF Honolulu.
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With four foreign men-of-kar in
port besides the ships of our own
navy this harbor will be lively in
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