Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-15

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that no fete or carnival of any sort
is truly successful unless society
~ takes an active part in il. The Ne
Years Carnival, the first Of its k.pd Il
Honolulu was succecs'ul b. r1Ise man"
Of the. most Rrnmtn"n .ro iH"n,s {
the islanI Visited tie heart Of tn titv
and threw confetti, not from thoir
automobiles but from TIE sidewalks
End from the middle of the 70 d."
Last year the only attra: ion TO
tie twenty-second OF February were
the Floral Parade end, the Mas1uer"6e
Fall. For Almost everyone however
; the fes iyities came to a close whel
the decorated floats were turn@d
hGmeward after the prizes were
evarded. The ball in the evening
. could hardly have been called
II umphant success for the aioritv OF
peorle We're unwilling to enter, into
the spirit OF the affair and there we're
but few masked Jewellers to he sem.
Tn Promo ion Con nittcn and tha
raerchants are doing all in their power
10 make the carnival days Of the COM
I ing week attractive. not only to Hn1o-
liilans but 10 the hundreds of tourists
who have come. and who ara coming
TO the city to witness the much adver-
tied carnival AS many of the men
Ia terested In the Promotion Commit
tfe and in the growth of the city de-
vote their leisure hours to social af.
fairs it seems only just that tney
should take an active part in the festi-
vities s.:l. .... I'd. -. s
IN mqnv countries where sunthiHe3
smiles Hpon the people all the yaer
'fr,ind there - Mardi Graz. end GER
tain days OF the year all OF the resi-
dents forget themselves End mask Fnf
take part in the entertainments. FMS
custom he's been honored for centuries
End Is part OF the lives OF the. pao-
pic. .....- ..... - lszea S.
last week Mnrdt Grasa Brli wa
held in San Francisco at the Palace
Iicfel and waila q was sxclneiy Il =
esicial affair II was O huge success.
Many social lenders we'll known IN Ho-
noiulu, siich as Mrs. Templeton Crock
e.. Misc katherine Strickler, Mrs An
drew Welch. sr., Mr.. and MRS. pdrew
AYelch. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mar
Tin. M end Mira. Clement T9ein and
q hundred others p5rticipateh In the
nfair. ~ So - %
.sRoafiag Camp the INKS norssnn
o. the Festivities this wear. viii No
soubt " yarv successful. but u WI
fe even more so If the society FOLK
,sill y'siR It IN Costume. Already
nunber nf maid, and matrons prom
islent in rociety fHve nromised TO wear
INC costipnes of the women OF ~ sn1
II nthef sparties devise costumes ana
visit the camp in this manner announcer
roint may he afidad to its success.
Q q q
Miss Violet Stoever ENTERTAINERS
Miss Lucy Dimond chose dellgnt-
fui way to fete one Of the season
bTides-to-be when she entertained at
) silk stocking shower" this after
noon az her home in Kaimuh. Among
those present were Miss Violet Stoe-
ver. Miss Beryl Hunter-Jones, Miss
Rose Herbert, Miss Helen SpaldinGs
Miss sybl Robertson. Miss Pearl
Iitfleiohn. Miss Marjorie Gilman,
Miss vivian auckland, Miss Mary
Lucas. Miss Eloise Wichman. Miss
Martha, McChesney, Miss Ruth NC
Chesneys Miss Glenn Jones, Miss
Nave Biyen. Miss Marguerite Creigh-
ton. Miss Dorothy Wood and the
hostess. :.
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Mrse. M. Alice Miller Feted
Mrs. nj. Alice Miller, the Most
Worthy Grand Matron of the Eastern
star who has been visiting in Homo
lulu has. on the eve of her departure
for the mainland been guest Of honor
- ,oo,,xy anforta inments formal and
otherwise. Some of those prominent
in the Organization who have enter
tanned for her recently are Mrs.
Thomas Smith of Piikoi street, VINO
was hostess at tea last Saturday az
fernoon, Mrs. Henry Williams. who
gave an elaborate dinner on Sunday
evening and Mrs. Clarence Crabbe,
who entertained on Tuesday evening.