Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-09

vi INC pOpuldI yOuhS HdIIOHS III
what evidence of human love they
have gathered during each day. The
book is attractiyely bound in deer
blue covers, prettily decorated. Dor
ders of blue surrounding the pages
add to the attractiveness of the little
volume.
"A Tale From the. Rainbow Land
is well worth while, especially in mo
ments OF skepticism when sweet
wholesome maxims and thoughts car
chase dull care away"
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Friday Afternoon at the Skating Rink
As usual the girls of the academy
set spent yesterday afternoon at the
skating rink This pastime has be.
come 50 popular with the young PEG.
pie that should a Friday afternoon
pass without skating il would seem
as though there. was a link missing
in the chain of the weeks events.
Among those who visited the rink yes.
terday were Miss Mildred Chaplin
Miss Katie Singlehurst, Miss Mildred
Bromwell, Miss Clemence Clifford,
Miss Matlelina 0hapin, Miss Dorothy
Hawk. Miss Margaret Hawk, Miss
Ruth Harrington. Miss Frances Far.
rington, Miss Margaret Bryant, Miss
Margaret Young, Miss Jessie Baldwin,
Miss Inez Gibson, Lorrin Thurston,
George LiRdley, George Bromley, John
CLIFFORD. Arthur Brown, Frank Winter,
John, O,Dowda, Stanley Mott-Smith,
Ernest Mott-Smith, John Warinner and
Jere Smith.
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Tea for Miss Violet Makee.
A delightful informal affair of this
week was the tea given in honor of
Miss Violet Makee on Thursday after
noon by Mrs. George Collins at her
home on Kinau street, Attractive
African daisies were effectively arrang-
ed in the decorations and the after
noon was devoted to cards and con-
Among the guests were
Miss Violet Makee, Miss Harriet Luz
cas-, Miss Mary Lucas, Miss Lady Mac.
farlane, Miss Wilhelmina Tenney,
Miss Rose Herbert. Miss Thelma MUIR
ply, Miss Pauline Schaefer. Miss Ruth
Anderson. Miss Sylvan Purvis, Miss
Blanche Soper, Miss Ruth Soper and
Miss Kealoha Kekele.
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Princess Kalanlanaole to Leave for the
Mainland.
Among the passengers who are to
leave for the mainland in the Matsonia
next week is the Princess Kalaniana.
ole, who is to join her husband in San
Francisco. Prince and Princess Ka.
lanianaole will take prominent part
in the social affairs at the Hawaii
building at the opening of the Panama.
Pacific International Exposition.
The princess has many friends in
San Francisco who are eagerly await.
ing her arrival in that city. and who
are planning numerous functions in
her honor.
During the past two weeks many
of the social affairs In Honolulu have
been given for the princess. Following,
the opening at the exposition Prince
and Princess I1asanianaole will pro-
coed to Washington where the prince
will take up his duties as delegate to
Congress.
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Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr., who has
been visiting in New York and who
is now in San Francisco, has been
entertained extensively during the
past few weeks. says the San Fran
cisco Chronicle. Mrs. Cartwright has
many friends in San Francisco who
have honored her at mary social af-
fairs. +. F..
Among the aITairs at which she was
hostess was theater party for Mr..
and Mrs. Lot Kaulukou, who have
taken the East and West by storm
with their graceful dancing exhibitions.
Lot Kaulukou is a Hawaiian boy who
was given his first opportunity on the