Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-22

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IA thusiasm and Thursday evening
made an unique appearance az
the Hawaiian Opera House TO witness
a performance of The Tourist" EighC.
young people wearing pink Il anna
fama" suits and pink masks, carrying
pink steamers and confetti, attracted
much attention as they walked down
the aisle Il. -.
They were all bubbling over with
mirth and contributed a great deal 10
the spirit of the occasion. Serpentines
were thrown from their box to that Vi
Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani, much
10 the queens delight The perform
ance was followed by a supper al The
Rathskcller, and as the color scheme
in the young folks costumes was pink
they substituted for the red carnaUon
centeTpieces one of pink paper rose
Last evening a larger party yIs:;e:
the Elks' Roaring Camp" and helped
make things lively. The miners"
were not surprised to see the Yana-
Yama men, though the men of ~
OF years ago knew nothing of such be-
ings. This afternoon some twenty-five
0f the masked Jewellers rode in the
parade float entered by the American
Hawaiian Paper Company.
The identity of the masqueraderS
has not been disclosed as yet, but IL !
Is rumored that they belong TO a dane
ing club.
Hop Suppers at Fort Shafter. i5's.a II
There were several hop suppers at |
Fort Shafter last evening after the
dance at Post Headquarters. Captain |
and Mrs. Gibson entertained for TWEEN
ty, Lieutenant Jackson entertained 1ori
q party and Captain and Mrs JANE
son laid covers for fifteen guests.
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Captain and Mrs. Lincoln Entertain.
On Wednesday evening Captain and
Mrs. Lincoln entertained at an infor-
NAL dinner at their quarters at Fort |
Shaver The guests included Captain
md Mrs Shuttleworth, Captain and (
Mrs Jameson, Captain and Mrs Clio.
son and Captain and Mrs. Johnson. 1
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Princess Kawananakoa Enteftains az
Box Party.
The Princess Kawananakoa enter !
tanned at a theatre party at the Opera |
House on Wednesday evening for the
opening performance of "The Tourist.
The theatre party was followed by a
supper at the Rathskeller. n iraon:;5
those present were the Prinkess' sKa-
wananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Riggs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Along, MRS. Il. HI.
Watson, Mr.. De Brettvilie and ar.
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Riggs Entertain
informally.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ Riggs entertained at a poi sup
per for Mr.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN, VINO
are visiting in Honolulu.
Informal Dinner Party. i
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and mrs.
]. M. Riggs entertained at dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN, Miss Lucky
and Mr.. Ross.
Colonel and Mrs. French Entertain.
On Saturday evening Colonel and
Mrs. French entertained at a prettily
appointed dinner at their quarters at
Fort Shafter. Covers were laid for
eight including Captain and Mrs. Ro-
senbaum, Captain and Mrs Johnson,
Captain and Mrs Gibson and the host
and hostess.
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Mrs. Watson Enterta'ns.
On the fourteenth of February Mrs.
Watson of Fort Shafter entertained
at a valentine party. not only celebrat-
ing Saint Valentines day, but her own
birthday.
informal Hop at Fort Shafter.
With the coming of the Second In
fantry to Fort Shafter. the sociaf ca
endar of the post is filled with teas.
bridge parties and hops. Monthly
dances are 10 be given at the posl
headquarters and the first of these
took place last evening. The affair
was most informal, though a number
of officers and their wives from the
ether posts motored to the dance. The
decorations were simple but effective.
palms and ferns being, arranged about
the ballroom and the flags were ap-
propriate Tor the season. The affair
was so very successful that the social,