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

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NudmHn 500 and Mrs Fred Wall
druu. Nr aud uH James Wakefield.
300 and Nr J o. Waldr0n. Mr end
Uw James Wakefield. Mr and Sizes j.
Do WuIdron Mr. and Mrs g.. r. Wilder
49, and Mrs a. Waterhouse. Mr.
Normal Watkins, Mr aud Mrs
D.. ~ Wodchouso Mr. and Mrs.
%. D.. Wichman Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer Miss Woodford. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Wilder. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur WALL Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Walk
en- Reverend and Mrs Wosteryelt, Or.
and Mrs G. y Wood, Miss Dorothy
Wood, Mr. and Mrs W. G.. Weldon,
Mn and Mrs Fred Waterhouse. Con.
sui hang Kwo Wing. Reverend aud
Mrs. O. -. Gulick, Miss }. Gulick, Mr..
Edward NJ Ehrhorn. Dr. and Mrs. A.
b Clark and son. Mrs Charles Sedge.
wick, Mr. G.. -. Wright, Mrs. and
Mrs Max Bergau, and members Of the
House and Senate
Saturday afternoon was a gala day
on Green and Kapiolani streets when
little Miss Helen Center entertained
number of her friends at a Halloween
Fancy Dress party, en- masQue, which
proved a novel innovation and provid.
ed no end Of fun during the pleasant
guests present
All the children were in fancy cos
| tunes, depicting a variety of quaint
characters, and the setting was dis
tinctly in tune with the nature of the
occasion, the whole house being a
symphony of black and yellow, in the
form of shaggy golden double chrysan.
themums I'm profusion. and an array
of black cats and witches.
The games were played on the lawn
under the shade trees which were
decorated with American and Hawai-
ian flags. Soon after the arrival of
the young guests at two o'clock, the
festive celebration began and merry
indeed was the laughter which follow
ed during the afternoon
The Witch of Halloween was pre-
sent, and ably and characteristically
portrayed by little Miss Margaret Ste
vens, who told the childrens' fortunes,
and judging from the gay laughter
which issued from her booth some of
them must have "strucK home"
Then the ghost of halloween came
on the lawn and solemnly called the
guests round in a circle forbidding
them to wink an eye or move a finger
till she told them that they might And
having enjoined such attention, she re-
lated to them all about Halloween, and
the games she had planned for them.
This character was well presented by
| Mrs. George J. Augur, wife Of DR..
Augur.
Some amusing competitions follow
ed the prize for which in the form of
dolls turquoise jewel set, was won
by Emily Cooke Then, too there was
the feat of pinning on some spare
tails, bllndfold to the picture of huge
black cat.
The prize for this was won by little
Miss Blake, who was forthwith pre-
scented with toy black cat dressed in
a gay Japanese kimona.
Japs-in-boxes were also awarded as
BOBBY prizes, for those who had pin
ned the tails in the most ridiculous
places.
Then there was the Man from
Cooks" an interesting fellow, clever
ly impersonated by Mrs. William NJ.
Graham, who, attired appropriately but
humOrously, led the children round
the lawn to many imaginary lands, and
when each had told where she had
been born, in order to include all the
birthplaces, it was strange that almost
every city on the globe was represent
ed
After the round Of games, the host
ess and her small guests took seats at
large round table, which had been
. placed in a bower of shade trees and
. draped flags, and partook of very deli.
. cious refreshments of ice cream, sher-
;, bet, cake fruit punch chocolates and
!, bon-bons.
:. The centerpiece on this large table
), was formed by a very large round bias.
:. ket covered with yellow silk, orna.
d. mented by witches and black cats, and
S filled to overlooking with raisins, nuts
E, and fruit
!. The idea was also carried out in the
!. bon bon dishes which were made OF
/. black paper cats and each little guest
r. found at her place, small dainty
5. French doll with movable arms and
I. legs, appropriately dressed in yellow
J. silk
S The guests present at this very uni
r, que and charming afternoon OF fun
l. were: