Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-09
FROM PEGGY 70 POLLY.


Dearest Polly:
There's q new man in our town anG
wotild rather describe him to you In
this way: Enter boldly and with drae
| l1iatic motion, the knight with curly
golden locks and eyes OF Saxon blue
He is alfred In Palm Beach. . q
| straw hat Is tipped lightly to the back
| or his ears, showing q high, intellect
nal forabead. Sir Knight b commonly
| known among the girls as Little White
Bliie Eyes. In: fact. there are num-
Der OF the fair sex who tlifong the
beach on Saturday and Sunday after
| moons, don their giddy costumes and
SIT and stare and long to- know this
| 20th century Adenls from across the
bay There is but one girl who seems
I tor have nude his acquaintance and;
| she 1.-THE jeelous cat, / have heard her
called absolutely refuses to introduce
him. It's fun 10 watch the little army
OF skirts ADVANCE and then retreat.
They build bafrleades and trenches
ana wage highly civilized warfare, but
as yes His Charming Highness has
proved uhsuseeptibie Oh, yes. near
" forgot his name. Wen, lthave for
gotten II. hut Il seems to me that It
Is like that or one OF Americas great.
est statesmen, departed and greatly
larnented now: You may hear more Of
this anon, Polly. 81 7.
The TenyO Maru brought In mail
this week from the Orient and Incl
dentaliy some of the Chicago IIniyer-
sity men who are touring the Far East
with a baseball bat and NIT The trip
proved d rough one and hard on most
Of the men. Pat Page, the coach, did
not know whether any Of the boys
were smoking or not lin fact the hon
ofabie Pat didn't care. But the boys
were not In much of q htmOr or con-
dition TO crave the weed Little Mr.
Gavin, who laid Siege and won the
heart of one fair Miss Of Honolulu,
! stood brayely the test for two daye
and finally Gavin gave In and cayed
| Id. Mr.. Wiedemann made HIS exit be
/ fore the curtain call. Roily George
and Paul Des Jardien, and the queen.
erss OF the nine, did d little better
George stood It three days, but he
found that the weather was too much
for him and-ro more George Des
Jardien lasted and though there was
only stewardess to listen to his sug.
AIRED nOti1ings and rhapsodies, he
claimed that 1t was good practise. He
made the trip to Yokohama without
becoming victim to nal de fner. The
men have taken d unanimous vote to
remain In Honolulu on their return
for three weeks, but whether or not
this will be possible Is not certain.
VIII you listen to another cantata
or concerto played in f minor on the
etiquette Of the Honolulu boys? IL
Is getting TO be quite b joke, for it
seems that most of the people In the
younger set who are popular are the
onea who own machines. The regular
name for them now is "hack. heard
a rev OF the girls at tea the bthek
day discussing the matter and II
amused me highly. One stated that
she was going to put a aeSmith : on d
bicycle and attach tandem to ii. She
said that Of course she couldn't have
the best-looking ones, but she would
have a means of getting to the dances
and dinner parties without taking her
mother out every time. This CONVEX
sation, or phase Of the conversation.
resulted from one girl telling her ex-
periences of a month before. She had
had the privilege of inviting an es-
cort to dinner party. She, remarked
that he had actually come in plenty
of time, too, but she had seen nothing
of him since, excepting on the day
before, when he had the audacity to
~ hn
other such party and if he was to be
honored again. SO. Pollykins, if you
hear of the Honolulu girls rushing
tie boys with tandem bicycles with
Smith" attachments, don't be alarm.
ed. have decided to ask Raymond
Teal to sing why Don't You Spend
Something But the Evening""
Peggy has been receiving some in
teresting mail lately and some of it
has been quite picturesque, in fact the
more picturesque it is the better she
likes it. Perhaps some day, when ]
get an extra fine cartoon of some one,
l shall send it to you that you may
laugh with me.
Ruth Anderson and Pauline Schae.
fer return in the next Matsonia-hur-
ray! Il never did believe in lacking
an N" on the end OF that word any
way The Matsonia viii surely be a
well-received boat, for it is bringing
one OF the most popular girls that
Honolulu has ever boasted Mrs. How
ard Douglas BOde, who was the very
charming Helen Spalding. Lieut.. BOde
is with the IA and SO Helen will re-
main a while. or rather, return to her