Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-02

~LD FATHER TINE, head bent and
III shoulders dropping, stood on the
~ threshold OF the Door OF the
World. With his flowing beard he hid
the culver Of his lips but his eyes be
tiayed his sadness. He turned reluc
tsntly and looked back into the World
then. stepping slowly, dragged his
great scythe behind him. Before the
Door closed, though, little, curly
headed boy came bouncing In, bring.
ing with him new and glorious year.
lie called IL 1916.
There were no tears shed for the
Old Man but great noise rose all
over Che World, for its people pro
claimed proudly "A King is born; long
live the King" And so 1915 is here
To stay twelve months, and from the
expression on the face Of the curly.
headed, smiling little youth those
months will bring Prosperity, Happi-
hess and Peace to the World.
But before he gave them this new
and shining year the little lad raised
his hand and said: Waste no time
on small resolutions that you will
break as soon as you have made them,
but resolve 70 cast away from your
thoughts Hate and its child, War; and
where this monster was make room
for Love, and the Little things will
follow. Then ] will give you New
Year which each day will unfold great
blessings"
The World scquiesced and the year
In the silver and pink Of its dawn was
given TO its people.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney Entertain.
In elaborate affair OF Thursday eve
ming was the dinner at which Mr. and
Mrs. X. ID. Tenney entertained at the
Country Club. After the dinner the
guests took part In the ball at the
club and merrily danced the New Year
In and the Old Year out
The flowers in the table decorations
were African daisies. blended from
the palest Of pinks to the deepest
shades OF the blossoms. and mingling
with the daisies we're FUZZY bows and |
butterflies Of tulle OF harmonizing
shades Hand-painted place cards |
marked the seat of each guest, In
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mr. and
Mrs. George Collins. Miss Violet Ma
kee, Miss Mary Lucas. Miss Harriet |
Lucas, Miss Jessie Kennedy. Miss
Ruth Soper. Miss Thelma Murphy,
Miss WiIhelmina Tenney, Mrs. Helen /
Noonan. Miss Rose Herbert. Mr.. l
Charles Herbert. Mr.. Robert Purvis,
Mr.. Arthur Hough. Mr.. Theodore Lam
sing, Mr. Kelly" Henshaw, Mr.. Ham,
iltcn, Mr. Argabrite, Mr.. Hobie Walk
er. Mr.. Fred Wichman and the host !
and hostess.
a Skating Party.
One OF the informal.saffa OF the
week, In which the members OF the
Punah0u Academy set participated. 4
was the skating party at the rink on
Wednesday afternoon. The young
folks were chaperoned by Mrs. Charles
3. Bromwell Among those present
were Mrs. Charles Bromwell, Miss
Mildred Bromwell. Miss lima Woods,
Miss Margaret Young, Miss Rachel
Moods, Miss clemence Clifford, Miss
Louise Girvin, Miss Mildred Chaplin,
Miss lnez Gibson. Miss Margaret
Hawk. Miss Dorothy Hawk, George
Bromley. George Lindley, Ernest Mott
Smith. Stanley Mott-Smith. John Gil
ford, Donald Ferguson. Frank Winter.
Gere Smith, Arthur Brown and Lorrin
Thurston.
Lieut. ;s,..s and Mrs. G, e, Smith Enter.
Lieut.. and Mrs. c. z. Smith enter.
tanned informally at dinner on Thurs
day evening at the Naval Station for
q number Of the service set.
Following the supper the guests mo-
tored to the armory where they paid