The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-05

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ON THE RooF-eARDEN.
apologies to Leslie Stuart)
Tell me. pretty maiden, are there any
more up here ike you?
Well rather, Mr. Officer. whom you'd
surely see, If you wanted tot
My eyes behold you only, don't you
think that | have got It bad?
Now don't you be too hasty, or you'll
wish they never had
The lights are so bright on the roof
tonight, will you take motor ride
with me?
Why, thanks, I'd love to, really, but
here's this wretched little card,
you see.
What! because of those stupid fellows
and besides, what can they do?
Oh, nothing very serious, they will
only be hoo-hoo
Come, let us decide, ere we go for our
ride, will you take a longer trip
with me?
You looked at the moolit harbor, do
you mean DER the deep blue sea?
Why, sure, honey girl, be my tropical
PEARL I'll promise always to be
true.
Well, | knew I'd marry someone, but
I'm mighty glad it's you!
(Quintette music)
ELEANOR RIVENBURGH.
At heart-breaking pace the season
has flung itself upon the community,
and the one thought which now do
inmates the social set is apparently
how many of these can we attend?"
For each mail is bringing fresh
cards for bridge afternoons, dinners,
luncheons and receptions, the last of
which was introduced into the new
season by Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. McCand-
less, and was closely followed by the
brilliant diplomatic affair at the Alex
ander Young Hotel on Thursday even
ing by His Imperial Japanese Ma
jesty's Consul General, Mr.. Senichi
Uyeno. Many more will doubtless fol
low and modistes are now at a pre-.
MUM, every designer, Greater and
operator who can overcast a seam be,
ing now busily engaged.
The most brilliant reception ever
held at the Alexander Young Hotel
was witnessed on Thursday evening
by over one thousand guests, when
His Imperial Japanese Majesty's Con
sui General Senichi Uyeno and Ad-
miral Yashiro of the Japanese squa-
dron entertained in honor of the birth
day of Emperor Mutsuhito of Japan.
The invitation cards had read for
half after eight o'clock, but even be-
tore that hour crowds On guests had
already assembled TO Be received. By
eight forty-five the sidewalks along
the Alexander Young Hotel were
crowded with people, eager to catch
glimpse of the officers and the ele'
CANT gowns of the arriving guests. The
entire length of Bishop street was
congested with motor cars and car
riages and still they continued to ar
rive.
The guests were conveyed to the of
flee floor where spacious suites had
been engaged for dressing rooms ant
from here issued continuous stream
. of handsome women and exquisite
( gowns to meet their escorts and as
! cend to the roof garden to be pre-
scented and mingle with the others VIII,
had gone before.
The entrance to the mauka pavilion
was converted into a tori of larg
> golden chrysanthemums, the flower o
Japan, and just within stood Consul
General Uyeno, the hoS and Admire
! Nashlro TO Whom the arriving guest
! were presented by Mr. A, L. c. Al
linson.
This pavilion was draped on al
sides by the combined colors of Japa
and America, the emblem of the Ri'
, ing Sun gracefully enfolding the Star
and Stripes The side windows wer
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peries a bower was formed in the a
cove, where a single tall cut glas
vase of chrysanthemums stood on
> pedestal.
- Issuing into the garden, the guest
were amazed at the elaborate seen
) presented suddenly before then
where hundreds of guests in whit
and gold, blue and gold and red an
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