The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-20
BY MRS. RIvENBURGH.

RICH.
My head reclining upon my arm,
smiled at the lazy hum of bees
When l was boy at Springbrook
Farm.
Then those rare bright tints of the
autumn leaves
Stripping the limbs to sigh and groan
Rustling and tapping against the caves
AS the sad wind passed with a fear
full moan.
But the picture was not all drear, in
deed,
For squirrels came out with neer a
qualm,
It was such fun to watch them feed,
When l was aboy at Springbrook
Farm.
But ah, the cozy winters night,
When the big hearth rug saw young
and old,
By the good warm Preside, cheerful
and bright
Where so many wonderful tales were
told.
l have travelled since then afar and
near,
Meath southern skies, by reef and
palm,
But the time and the place to me most
dear
When I was a boy at Springbrook
Farm.
E. X.
Haleiwa was taken possession of on
Sunday by large crowd of motorists,
who journeyed thither for one of the
good Sunday lunches always served
there. Many planters from the other
islands were noticed, being entertained
by town friends. Some were at Ha-
leiwa for the first time and were sur
prised to find so complete and beauti-
full hosiery in the country Those
entertaining were, the Holloways, A..
D. q.
&c. Hagens, w. F. Wilson, Geo. T. Dex-
ter, Bottomleys, Marston Campbens,
Dowsetts, Schaefers, Frank Thompson,
Tenneys and others.
Mrs. J. J. BeIser and daughter were
at Haleiwa for part of last week, and
returned to town on Monday with Mr..
Belser who went over for golf over the
week end.
The George r. Carriers motored tC
Haleiwa for a few days in the coun.
try. Mr.. Carter always enjoys the
golf at the seaside links,
| Thanksgiving Day will doubtless see
large number of motors at Haleiwa
as that is the ideal place for a nice
run and the prospect of fine turkey
lunch awaiting
The next full moon dance at Haleiws
will be the Saturday after Thanksgiv
ing, being the twenty-seventh.
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Mr.. ]. c. McNally, American Consu
at Marking, China, and his family
were through passengers in the Chiyc
Maru en- route to Washington. Con
sui McNally was to have addressed
the Chamber of Commerce here bu
the departure of the steamer prevent
ed. The party was shown about tn,
city, however by Secretary w. J. Coop
er of the Hawaii Promotion Committee
3 s &
Dr. and Mrs. Beattie of Salt LAX,
City, accompanied by their daughter
Mrs. Chisholm, are coming to Homo
lulu in January for the winter.
& e =
Mr.. Edwin o. Child, the fiance o
Miss Hazel Hebron of Honolulu, de
parted in the Chiyo Maru for Sal
Francisco. Miss Hebron will joil
him early in December, the marriag
taking place in San Francisco.
8 & E
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spreckels viii
entertain at an elaborate dinner to
morrow evening at their home on Pa
citic avenue. A dozen friends will en-
joy their hospitality. Among them will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holbrook, MI
and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton, Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri
Dutton, Mss Kathleen de Young, Mis-
Maud O'Connor, Edgar Miner an
Courtney Ford.--Chronicle.
& & &
Mrs. Emma Dreier acted as hostes
at an elaborate and attractive Dime
party last Saturday evening in homo
of the birthday of her son Angus
Dreier. Mrs. Dreier's hospitality
well known, and invitations are eager
ly sought for her entertainments whic
are sometimes unique and always de
lightful. On Saturday evening tn
large table in the dining hall was d.