The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-14

work table, $3.50; candy table,
$3.50; total, sos.
Kauafs Good Hospitals.
At the last meeting of the board
of supervisors a communication dated
the 21st ultimo., from d. Kalauoka-
lani. Jr., clerk of the City and County
of Honolulu, Hawaii, requesting some
arrangements to be made whereby
the expenses of the sick coming from
the County of Kauai and who will BE .
admitted to the Queens Hospital in .
Honolulu. Hawaii, may be borne and |
paid by this board, was duly received, .
and after a careful consideration of
the matter, and in view of the fact
that this county has hospitals which
are able TO take good care of sick
persons, the board voted to refuse 70
pay the expenses of sick persons from
Kauai who are admitted to the
Queens Hospital, and the clerk was
instructed to request the clerk of the
City and County of Honolulu to ad-
wise through proper authorities, all
sick persons from Kauai that may
seek admission to the Queens Hos
pital to return to the Kauai hospitals,
where they can receive the same
treatment as at the Queens Hospital.
Mrs. Burgess Dies.
| Mrs. Burgess, wife of James Bur
CESS a clerk in the Makaweli store,
died at Makawei this morning, fol-
lowing a brief illness
Society.
The regular meeting Of the MoN-
hama Club was held on Wednesday
last. Mrs. ]. NJ. Lydgate, leader, and
Mrs. w. II. Rice IT. and Mrs. II. Rob
rig were the hostesses.
The program was as follows:
German National Hymn, piano, Mrs
De BretteviIle; Age of Chivalry,
reading, Mrs. J. NJ. Lydgate; Piano
Mrs. II. Rohrig; "Charlemagne," read
ings, st. Elizabeth" Miss F. Albright;
Wagner's Elizabeths Prayer solo,
Mrs. A. d. Hills; Literature of the
Middle Ages, reading, Mrs. w. II.
Rice Jr. Barcarolle, solo, Mrs. A. ID.
Hills: To a Water Lily, piano, Miss
Kaui Wilcox.
A pretty little birthday party was
that which was presided over by little
Miss Helena VOTERS last Tuesday at
2 p. m.
Miss Helena as Fairy Queen, receiv-
ed the invited fairies on the spacious
lanai. being assisted by a distressins-
Inv comical clown. The party was in
the form of a fairy tale and was car
ried out in most charming manner.
Following the play a beautifully
decorated table became the objective
,point The fairy queens invited
guests were Misses Edith Rice, Juliet
Rice, Dora Broadbent Katherine
.Coney, Mildred Hogg, The'ma Hopper
Josephine Moragne, Helen Fountain,
and Baby Coney; Masters Harrison
Rice. Paul Rice, Richard Rice, Morti'
e mer Lydgate, George Hogg Alexander
Hogg and Frank BrOadbent.
Representative J. II. Coney was
host last Friday evening at dinner
to body of Lihue's representative
business men, Messrs. Major Wooten
and Mr.. Quinn being guests OF honor
, Covers were laid for fourteen. Table
decorations consisted of nasturtiums
prettily interlaced with maiden hail
fern, which occupied places near each
end of the table, while nasturtiums
we're also strewn promiscuously oyel
the table cloth. Those present were
re Major Wooten, Engineer Quinn, Hon
w. H. Rice Hon. A. S. Wilcox, Rev
Hans lsenberg, Supervisor H. ID
I Wishard, Representative c. A. Rice
Manager Broadbent, Rufus A. Spald
ing, Supervisor Harry Murray, Mr.. A
Cropp, f. b. Bridgewater, Manages
Weber and J. H. COney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rice ST., enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Spalding of Kea
liza. The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
i Spalding, Representative and Mrs, c
{ A. Rice, Mr. and Mrs Philip Rice
5 Miss Holmes and Mr.. Behr After din
II Iner the gentlemen guests attende,
j the Kauai-Maui bowling contest at tn
Il Kegel Club.
Among the various teachers VIII
s will spend Christmas vacation in He
d nolulu, are Misses Grace Chang an
Annie Ching of the Hanamaulu SchoC
and Miss Amy Wong of Kealia.