Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-19

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burn and Mrs. C. Schmutzler: The
members OF the club who took part in
the affair were Mrs. Arthur Hodgins
Mrs. Edward Dekum, Miss Louise Lu
cas-, Mrs. Antoine Perry, Mrs NJ NJ
Graham, Miss Barrie Gamble, Miss
Katherine Woodford and Mrs. Robin
sen.
5aIVation Army Festivities.
Twas the night before Christmas,
And all through the house
Not creature was stirring,
Not even a mouse"
! This nursery rhyme to which
thousands Of tots in Honolulu have
listened breathlessly each year has
been retold many times this week
when the numerous organizations in
les to their children.
! The Salvation Army children were
given their Yuletide treat on Thurs
day evening. According to one of the
, little girls in the home who told of
the celebration, Lots Of people came,
, we said. hello and had good time.
We had singiR' and dancin and
Ernest Kaai played on his instru-
| muflk. Then the girls played instru-
munks, then we had lee cream, and
they went home and we went to bed"
If the lassie's word is to be taken
the little children who are cared for
by the Salvation Army were given a
truly enjoyable time.
The young people at Punahou Ac-
ademy held their Christmas entertain
ment last Friday. The day scholars
celebrating during the school hours
and the boarders entertaining IN the
evening.
Christmas trees, Christmas carols
and recitations occupied the time Of
the STUDENTS at the public schools yes
terday morning, and at noon each
youngster carried home basket of
candy and some little remembrance
from teacher or friend. -
Perhaps more time has been given
to the Christmas exercises by the
Palama settlement girls and boys
than by any other body Of young PEG.
ple.' For weeks Mrs. Francis Day and
Miss Topham trained a. group of the
settlement folk for '"The Chimes"
while Miss Nora Swarfzy Instructed
some Of the girls in folk dancing. On
Thursday evening, before their par.
ents and friends, the settlement girls
and boys presented this little playlet
much to the delight of all who were
present. During the evening they
were assisted by the Oahp, College
Glee Club that furnished "a part O:
the music. Tonight this same play
will be repeated for which tickets
are being sold - 20 +,
Sparkling. win, hundreds of tiny
candies and asfnyffhd OF bright tinsle
ornaments a huge Christmas tree be-
wiidered the tcfadle 4 iplef babies at
Centraf Union church yesterday after,
neon, and q real i've SaaM Claus dis
tribdted toys and cand y; Much to- the
enjoyment Of the tots. !, - l. ]
Tbs .gr6wn-ups' Christmas at Cen
trail Union will be held tomorrow
night. There will be- special SER,
vice and q Christmas musical pro-
gram, WITH the cantata FThe Coming
OF the King" ~ 'aa% '>s9 -
r. Central Uuion's regular Yuletidei
festival, to which handreds of young
take place on Tuesday evening. There;
will be a Christmas tree and candy,
but the Sunday school children have:
generously voted to bring money for
the suffering Belgians rather than
gifts for each year. With this unsel-l
fish thought III mind there ii no doubt
but that this years celebration will
be more enjoyable than any in the
past. 3 -. 4 :, -. = = !, +
Children OF the Latter Day. Saints
church are eagerly looking forward
to their Christmas exercises, which
will take place on "Wednesday. This
is the first entertainment given here
for the, building is but few months
old. The youngsters have been prom.
ised q tree and all the accessories
that 60 with, it, however.
The home entertainments will not
take place until Christmas Eve or
Christmas Day. but every child in
the city has discovered enticfng lit.
tie packages which look promising
and inviting hit alas they ARE all
marked, Not 10 be opened until
Christmas" And who would take
even the tiniest peek?
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Christmas at KaiuIani Home.
The Kaiulani Home for Girls began
its Christmas celebrations by an in
formal musicals and dace at the home
on Thursday evening: The program
consisted OF ti6lin solos by Prof. De
Graca and Mr.. Hurlbert. vocal selec.
tons byt Miss Elizabeth Jones and
Mr.. Stone, quaftstte " Kamehameha
students, two selections by the home
girls, opera selections by Victrola.
Accompanies, Misses Peabody and
Monte Keola. An the numbers were
delightfully."- rendered and much ap--
preciated by the CHESTS Dancing and
refreshments followed:
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Hawaiian Vaudeville
Artists Are Married.
William Tfask, d native of Honolulu.
and Miss Juanita Dean, a native Of
Michigan, both members Of the
Hawaiian vaudeville troupe which has
been playing in this city for the past
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