Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-27

rem. Mrs. 3. A. HoWianu, MI AaDrts.
kie. Mr.. Ballentyne
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Studio Tea.
On the pleasant lanai Of the Royal
Hawaiian hotel attractfyely decorated
with palms and ferns. Mr.. George Sci
den Roorbach. the artist, gave the
second Of his studio teas on Thurs.
day afternoon. s.. u "
About forty small water eolors were,
exhibited. showing variety Of scene
and color, and giving evidence of thor.
ongh study and knowledge of the pecu-
liar and sometimes daring color
schemes which are to be seen all
about u.s.
Many different moods OF, our fam.
liar Diamond Head we're recorded.
One, showing a view across the rice
fields in the gray and pale rose o.
early morning light; a strong contrast
was the same subject under the mid.
day sun, In the hrightgreen Of spring.
time, vivid study in realism Still
another, very small one. depicted the
gorgeous hnes, OF sunset reflected, on
the head and the water below. A
tropical Interior Of a palm-shaded path
in Ainahau won much admiration.
Mrs. Roorbach assisted in receiving
and Mrs NJ. P. Chilsen presided at the
tea table. A novel and picturesque
feature was contributed by four
bright little Chinese maidens who
served the refreshments. They were
attired In their festival costumes as
they had appeared in the dances at
the Palace grounds. In the morning.
About forty persons were present.
Among those were Mrs. Martin Camp
hell, Lieut.. and Mrs johnson, Mrs.
Antonio Perry, Mrs. j. L. Warren, Mrs.
w. e. Wall, Mrs. p. M, Woodwork,
Miss Rollins, Mrs. g. w. r. King. Mrs.
McEatrick, Mrs. j.. j, Garden, Mrs,
PoiseI. Mrs. and Miss Lehman, Mrs
and Miss Davis, Miss Wfiteman, Miss
Woods, Miss Julio, Miss Maniey. Mr..
and Mrs. N. 3. Taylor, Mr.. Hpugh
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The Prince Of, Palmyra, y
Even HonolulH's peanut yender who
goes to the mainland In search OF.
larger fortune Is not surprised 70,
wake some morning and find himself
,heralded as the sonsaf q wealthy sugar.
planter. when perhaps his parents
never. trod the soil Of Hawaii mel,
But now We. have something even
better than the son Ola sugar planter
1.-The prince Of Palmyra
In the society colnmes of the San
|tFfancisco Chronicle an, entertainment
given BY the Keech brothers In their
studio IS chfonicled, and amQpg the
distinguished, guests. are Princess
lzalanianaole. Warehouses Rees, and
Prince Francis Cooper, the. latter Of
Palmyra Islands. This new prince
Els one of the best known of the
younger folks IN Honolulu. He is the
youngest son Of Judge and Mrs. Henry
e. Cooper and at present he is in San
Francisco taking a course In 9 btsi-
mess college Whether or not Francis
has given himself the title of prince
is yet to be learned. but everyone who
knows him is putting the blame on
the scribe.
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Jack london Coming.
Tho word that Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
London are on their way to Honolulu
has been received with much interest
by the friends Of the author and his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs London have Wis
tied Honolulu before just how long
they will remain In the islands is not
known. hut it is supposed that Mr..
london is gathering material for an
ot,:eF Of his fascinating novels Of adj
x.r,,. f.,..r 10 HE doaorfnkfra yxt,-ifirf0 nf
Hawaii has the same affect on his
readers that his valley of the Moon,
q story Of California, has had, Homo.
Inlanss wiz wish him every success.
THE Valley Of the Moon, one Of Mr..
LOnd0n's comparatively recent novels.
told so well the wonders of Califort
MAS country and scenery that tour
fists in great numbers visited the state
and in many instances purchased land
near the territory Of which the, author
wrote.
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