Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-23

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lisut and Mrc. Lpwry,s Dance.
The home of I.ieut and Mrs. r. J
Lowry was the scene Of q very pleas
ant dance on Thursday evening. Octo
Der IL. The MAR was given In honor
OF officers Of The first submarine diyi
sion and their tamilies. The divisiDn
IL coon 10, leave for the coast
Dancing began at o'clock. a Ha
wtIinp quintet furnishing. the music
and sc0nfinusd until q late hour, when
dainty TefreGhmeuts were served on
the fspaciDss lanai During the serE
inK 81 fefreshmentss the orchestra
rendered several distinctive Hawaiian
e6Iecti0nH. esag 2ss
A, the close of dancing. the must
cIhns PLAYED Aloha Oesr as q farewell
10 Ine ofiicers who are leaving after
more th4n q years B0journ amid the
plehsant surroundings OF Honolulu. in
TIE land OF beautifHl music and tropic
Those present Included Lieut.. and
Mrs. x. B. Crittenden. Paymaster and
Mrs. CoYcorau. Lieut., and Mrs. Scan.
land. Lieut. and Mrs, zane. Lieut. and
Mrs. Green. lIieut. and Mrs Berry,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Bates. Lieut. and Mrs.
Dogusch1 Lieut. and Mrs. McCord,
Lieut.. and Mrs.. Swan. Lieut. and Mrs.
O'Hara. Miss Webb, Miss Weir. Miss
Dousch, Miss Richards. Miss Stacker
lslenf: Smith, Iientss Jones. Lieut.
Bahghman. Ensign vapderkloot, En-
tin Walton
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Berttania Mission TO Hold Sale.
With r "Shon Early" crusade IN full
rWing long before the holidays. Homo.
fnln was Induced last year 10 prepare
nniie aanely and happily f7r Christ
mas. There was nothing like the mad
fhristn,as Eve rush Of previous years,
and as q result merchants and clerks
fid moi 90 home OF midnight wearied
~ exhanstien. Yet IN point OF money
kDent IL was the best holiday season
IN the history Of the territory. The
secret lay in early preparation.
nefetania Settlement may be said
- have started the ball rolling in the
IIsht direction by announcing its FIRST
1nnual sale early In November. So
Ie|nptlne was the array Of pretty
I1inKa. and so great the variety that
||Inae who went down into the heart
II IIonnInlulB Chinatown for the nov
6|Irl5f tim experience. and n1ayhap q
<,Tofy cur. af tea, followed the line Of
least Resistance and brought right
|.tkyyth hing was SO novel. dont Won
I6ou. ~My maihiand friends wiz be
amply charmed with q real Chinese
hox. These and other expressions
1IlGsfed 70 the general delight.
n Announcing its second sale Tor
rh,rsdny, November 4, Beretania Mis-
@'6n viii bring pleasure to the hearts
Isl those who profted by The AFFAIR
|0tI year. as we'll as TO those who. were
unable to take advantage OF IL. @
Those who have seen the array OF
I1tfig and useful articles declare that
.I@l are even more attractive than
AZ. wear. Many new suggestions have
come TO Mrs. Elijah Mackenzie, Ia
charge Of women.s and girls work,
and with the assistance OF her clubs.
.|& has executed some charming de
sIens n peedlework aud manual art.
Ia response. To q general demand, ar
'fnnfements have been. made Ter "a
'Io6ik al which mandarin coats and
sI,Ifls win be sold. The Chinese
..oI en wear their. wedding fnefy but
once. and are. glad to dispose Of It
ether among their own people, or TO
I8rfican ladies WHO some years ago
r1ufllt the craze for Oriental party
I.fans and bits OF delicate embroid cry
Among the most novel Of the small