Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-29
1 CALLING DAYS
9 FOR HONOLULU
Hondays-Punahou. Makiki.

OAb AAO-NO1OAO
& MISREPRESENTATION. Makiki
Il Tuesdays Waikiki, Kapioiani
x Park. Kaimuki, Palolo. First :
< Tuesday, Fort Ruger.
r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Puunui, :
4 Pacific Heights. First and third :
x Wednesday, above Nuuanu :
< bridge; second and fourth We'd :
< nesdays, below bridge; fourth ?
X Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first :
r and third Wednesdays, Alewa :
X Heights.
Thursdays-The Plains.
liz Fridays - Hotels and town. ?
Fourth Friday, Fort Shafter; ):
= first Friday.
Manoa, College Hills, first and 9
4 third Friday. z
Saturdays Kalihi, third and q
u fourth Saturdays, Kamehameha 2
q Schools :;
y Fort Shafter-Ca calling day ey- :
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John Medeiros (hobo); general prize
comical female character, A. G. No
aetta (clown)-the judges only dis
covered this prize winner was. a boy
after the unmasking took place; 1spe-
cial prize, Mrs. j. Garcia told woman
who lived in shoe).
There was also prize for a guess
ing contest. A certain number of
beans were placed in a sealed jar and
all those who wished to, guessed how
many beans there were. Miss Il. Tai
liant, who guessed within eighteen of
the correct number, took the prize.
The whole affair was most enjoy
able and as the floor, music and
everything else were good, the dane
ers enjoyed themselves to the limit.
Many prominent Wailuku people
were present at the ball.
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Mrs. Worth o. Aiken was the gent
al hostess at the delightful luncheon
given at her Puuomalei residence in
honor of Mrs. Carolyn S. Barnes, for
merly teacher of music at Maunaoiu
seminary. Covers were laid for IL
guests. The luncheon was delicious
and was in keeping with Mrs. Aiken's
enviable reputation as one of the best
cooks On Maui Her table decorations
were Shaster daisies and maidenhair.
Ine effect was lovely.
Clarence G.. White and Frances
Baldwin, daughter of W. A. Baldwin,
manager of the Haiku Pineapple
company, have birthdays falling On
the same day of the year. They de-
cided a novel way of entertaining
their friends this year, and invited
about one hundred to a beach party
on Wednesday evening last week.
The hundred friends came and never
was jollier evening spent In the
on the shores of Maui.
Basket lunches were brought by all,
and the host and hostess provided
sliced pineapple for desert. An enor-
nous bonfire added to the joys of the
occasion. The Maui friends wish
these birthdays came oftener than
once year,
The winter garden that has been
advertised for Friday night has met
with unusual success in the sale of
tickets. In a few days the hal! was
reserved for the night advertised,
and no more tables can be secured
few more seats may be obtained by
the committee in charge.
Not in years has hall sold out on
Maui in a few days. The demand for
tickets has been so great thai the
in charge has decided to
give q second performance on Satur-
day night. No refreshments will be
and no reservations made for
these who secure tickets. The price
for the second night will be fifty cents
for each ticket.
Those who take part in the winter
garden are all Maui people, so it VII
be decidedly a local affair. The cos
tunes are most striking and the
scenes from Italy and Spain LAT
have been worked into the program
are certainly unusually attractive.
The funny portions of the evenings
entertainment are decidedly comical.
The minuette by the children is one
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