Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-11
SAN FRANCISCO
fADS POPULAR
IN HONOLULU


Even now With October well under
way. sour Honolulu. hostess Is q bit
reluctant about beginning the sea-
sons entertaining. The warm weather
continues and a loose holoku on q
shady lanai Ii still tempting to the
average person. But with the arrival
OF the new fan STYLES and delicious
display or smart frocks in town, comes
the subtle call OF the social whirI.
For one must have some place to wear
these pretty gowns-the boudoir or
the beach not filling the requirements
Of a burnt orange MORE frock or
creation Of pink chiffon and fur Mi
lady is therefore revolving great plans
calling list. and trying out the cook
IN many speculative WAYS. The next
few weeks viii surely divulge the re-
suits Of all these cogitations- land If
lively season does not follow upon
the first drop of the thermometer,
there certainly has been q great mis-
calculation among those who know
IN San francisco the 'tay dansante'
las they misspell the French world
Is the fad Of the hour. No hostess is
happy unless she has at least two up
on her program CT entertainment for
the season. Whether or not those
Afternoon dances will be as popular
IN Honolulu where even In winter
there Is suggestion of the torrid
rome In the air. remains to be seep.4
Mrs. Francis Mills Swanzy gave a
highly successful affair of the kind
during the summer, followed closely
by an equally delightful one when Mr.
and Mrs. Renters entertained the Of
ficers Of the New Zealand. Various
warships In port for q week or so
have often entertained in this man.
ner. The fad will probably come to-
stay for what San Francisco does We
also must do. Preserving that lofty
disregard Of the elements that is such
part Of the character of the true
Honolulan, We win rag II as we go''
and whether the time be four In the.
afternoon or four I'd the inorninE e
Of small moment. The Chronip.e saws
why notg and further 9lsotes Mrs.
Ambrose Madison Willis, m her sociai
Rubziyat Of Bud: sts
Waste not YOU Hours in definite
Pursuit
Of anyt91Ss but Pleasure. Up and
SN5oti
Ie Bird Of Time Is on the Wing,
let. not,
4 Forsooth; Tomorrow this days
Pace confute,s
.Yet All, that Youth should spend
90 much on Cl0thest
Last winters gafment M Rag Bag
goes
This Seasons Robe Of Honor
bin unpaid
.Ah. when or how obliterate. who
knows?D
@Ah. WE'LL why Fretg What boots it
| to repeat
How yesterday at Bridge met
defeat? ~ q Il.
III charge the Cash On Hand. and
charge the Rest
Tomorrow's Score the Deficit may
| meet.
They cad and gossip. gush and
rush to meet
TO greet TO dine, and then with
/ IlFeieBS Feet, ~ 8 49,
They Rag-tiine through the Night.
Some Wine Of Life
They surely drink that has the
cocktail beat!
and continuing, it quotes the maid,
! playing the game of life with men for
pawns, who signs
aAh, Lowell Couldst Thow a Bank
Account acquire;
Wed Shake this sorry Scheme Of
Things entire,
Wed have q Record Breaking
Wedding, then
To start for Europe on an Ocean
Flyer!
"A Rustic Settle underneath the
Bough,
A Faaltless Gown. becoming Hat,
and Thou
! A Millionaire on Marriage bent
l beside
/ All, Paradise. were at Discount
r. now. 50 -
How frankly is the coy young thing
revealed as she confesses to herself
and the world ~. ~ 80
Myself. when younger, heard great
! Argument
About Love in Cottage, but my
! Bent I'll.
Is rather for the Golf-Stick than
| the Broom: g, -, s.t's-z -
Oh, the Sad Grind of a Domestic
: Saint. 4sa@ .zs' - -
| And Of Society, "A Muezzin from
! r. the Dirnness cried: '>'. ~
sr's'Tiss False the; whole Show isn't
!. worth Cent. 49, y.
ITO Climber, Snob, the Bore and
: to the Bored, r. "
'Tis but an Ignis Fatuus, and the
Who chase it to- the Dawn Of
| -Reck,ning, find c - 4
Upon the Roll of Fate Minus
! scored. -. Z - s,~r'
This Scheme of Fate is Mine, I'm