Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-26

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Before going into any other details,
let me assure you that il you are =
malihini and have never eaten q hot
ilaIlan or dish of kuloko, the Catho-
lie fair on Saturday viii furnish the
opportunity OF your life time to sam
pie these dainties. It's not every
place you can get these Hawaiian
dishes as cooked by the expert chefs
who viii have that booth IN charge.
Now q hot laulau is not q chicken
ltamale or a Bologna sausage or q
brand Of sugar potato lit is a deli
cious little island pig, tender, sweet.
juicy, wrapped up in ii leaves with
all kinds of funny things done to ii,
and cooked underground. And what
do You think knloko is2 You never
could guess from the name, 1t is
some extra fine make-your-mouth-
water cocoanut pudding cooked Ha-
waiian style. One couldn't begin to
describe how good It is just try for
yourself.
! Other preparations for the bazaar
have gone along at rafting pace
and 1t promises to be the most elab-
lorate AFFAIR OF the kind since the chill
dren's hospital fair last May. They
are erecting all kinds Of pretty booths
lin Bishop park opposite the Young
hotel. The fancy work table is to
be an unusually complete one with
/ its embrOideries and silken offerings.
Rumor has gone forth OF some won
derful towels and pillow cases with
Florentine embroidery
The doll booth is under the able
management Of Mrs. %. M. Watson.
assisted By Miss Irene Dickson, Mrs.
Edward Dekunl, Mrs William Willis
anlson, Mrs. John Balch, Mrs. Mooney.
and Miss Andrade In addition to
regular assortment Of pretty dolls.
daintily dressed, there is one very:
wonderful lady doll. She has been
dressed by Miss Merchant IN the.
very height of fashion. Her gown
is copied from Paquin model H is
made Of brocaded charmeuse IN that
new shade of pink. The skirt has
the popular bouffant hips or lego
mutton style. It is draped up in front
and edged with brown marabou fur
The waist is of chiffon trimmed with
fur On her darK tresses, fashionably
coiffed, she wears q silver band with
q wee pink aigrette. Miss Lady Doll
will be raffled on at rs cents q
chance.
Another parsonage to be raffled at
the came price viii be Miss Hama
San, a Japanese chin dog. She is
four months old. with b saucy twinkle
In her eye, and q black and white
fuzz on her body that VIII some day
become long, silky hair. Staring ro-
guishly back at all those who como
TO inspect, she viii be one Of the at
fractions of Mrs. Undertakes Japa-
nese tea house.
Il lie Ice cream booth will Of course
be very popular. Mrs. A g. M. Rob
ertson has charge of this. assisted by
Misses Nellie and May Marshall, Mrs.
Walter Kendall, Mrs. Carlos Long,
Miss Ethel Whiting, Miss Sybil Rob
ertson, Misses Wilhelmina and Alex
andria Straub, C.. Railway and Miss
Henrietta Smith. A color scheme OF
green and yellow will be used In the
booth. The girls will wear fetching
yellow caps and aprons.
The bazaar vii open at O'Clock on
Saturday and last until 10 in tho !
evening The proceeds will be used
for the benefit Of the Catholic chapel
on Wilder avenue.
As = =
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. g. |
Hawes, Jr., are greatly relieved to
learn that their absence is not to be |
such a protracted one as first rumor-
ed Mr.. Halves will sail In January
for Cuba where he expects to remain
i year. Mrs Halves will remain In
Hawaii few months longer, going to /
Cuba to join her husband in May Al
trip to Europe is not part of their |
plans, though OF course the |
iirect route between Havana and |
Paris makes the possibility very
tempting. For the first few months