Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-25

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Zfp-booul-bane and the curtain
faIle on the summer And verify. I
aay unfoyop. poIlgkfns. n many more
u6ot,le hefalkt f1eg6eelyes OF foe the
Iov zs.,it and 0fl,ef foreign lands. 10.
noInIa wfII hive % close her harbor
enfks4 ana hafa OUT me sfen NOBODY
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On Wednesday A he safline 81 the
waffnnia fhe wharf was fairly lam.
paeked with people. tearfuf ones and
IiApby ones and the good shin, seemed
cr0wdtd "a her lfn,4ts, And me Ieisl
Thft eIorinue mass Of color, The
Hand mayed an the parting songs tllat
ilfakk vi, wsnf "a cry and eonie 81
tt,e1f ala ana 4 reminded me 81 eErin.
me efnfIe ana the tear IN thine eyes. Z
7hef flie b6slt starteii to move slowly.
1l3v SI0RIvs and fhere was 4 mingled
asfYc0dbtt i'sA..sYoa, surely WRITE
.eVQe1l SO yoif MARI summer 4..rGfvc
my ltet f0,s ma the voices atrafled
1,if m me dItfa6ce f6rs s.s and for
ilf1m H6nf.lrlu elI6Dkd awfTnillto tie
nt1fs, 80 sisi asssr 81 IS -
,flfh6tf1Y the dSaDka n0as skirt has
ddfa onf. ,way ont. We stfIl see some
AZ H3inndI ma a0fIlef far 4 vision IN
ulnlf and white PASSED along the main
street and. caused a litter from the by.
stander. she wore a thin linen skirt
which vas auite Narrow. and over her
waisf very heavy mink silk sweater.
Tns inconernifv Of the get-up was
canned ~ 4 inv velvet nat trimmed
vSish fna
Tbare l,as been another acouisition
~ me vouneeF act n Honolulu and
,dslgt1 ! nice ore a. that. Miss Louise
RI6hardF. 4 striking brunette from
V,,IlsIo. 4 enfertafn1ne and being en-.
t6ftaf6ed by the Young people. Miss
RIrhards * visiting Lieut.. and Mrs.
q McGord and She spends q part
III. the fine with Ensign and Mrs.
Lowry Of the u. s. s. Alert New
girls new people IN fact. are always
welcome for tiey bring vim and sieor
and new ideas. In other words more
pep. Miss Richards expects to be
here until the latter part OF OctODer.
There b a new violin master at
iiahou Academy who Is making quite
q hit. In the first place he Is young
and the second really q good violinist.
overheard some Of the boys talking
inter the hrst appearance OF Mn Ed
ward ldeler in the assembly hall
think the master OF music had Just
finished an Interpretation Of the Med
itnti0ns from That's, anyway this Is
HE way the conversation ran:
Gee, that fiddler has the girls
fIun,b locoed already. ] just heard !
Mildred say something about his being |
a true artist: that his music was so
filled with soulful expression.
Well. do you wonderi" said the
first speakers companion. He hadn't |
seen the girls before and every time
his ofbs roamed the room and rested |
on rretty one he fairly scintlHafc- /
with that adagi0 compassionate STUFF. |
Wait TIL they stsrf ticking up violin
the cuss has red hair. :
Mr. Edward Idelef expects to give |
concert at Punallou somewhere /
ahollt October 1 guess II is bound /
~ No 4 success.
letters have been received from
Miss Rufh SOBER and her sister, /
RISnclle. telling Of t;le wonderful time
and exDeriences they are enjoying.
The two Honolulu girls have apart
menfs at the Charlemagne and are
with Mona and Margaret Hind. Paul
inc schaefer. another Of the popular
II6nol,,Iil girls who has gone a.visiting.
8 also roins 10 spend some time with