Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-22
Red, White and Blue Intermin-
uIed With Green and Gold
of Annual PlayWeek

Honolulu, now in the annual play
week, has, with traditional cheerful
ness, donned twofold furnishings; the
one, a raiment of green and yellow, to
heighten the ephemeTal Carnival spir
il; the other red. white and blue, to
iterate undying patriotism. '.+ :
The business, streets were gaily
hung with American flags and CaTni
val bunting Under the direction Of
the decorations COMMITTEES the unit
system of pennant decorations Is q
I big success.
wave welcome in Carnival language
to the visitors of the week. Each pole
is arrayed with three flags, making
the eoloF,scheme complete, and a cred
II TO the decorators. - ..,s
The window designers Of the numer
Gus stores have outdone past efforts
to make attractive displays for, the
public eye. Among some of the dis
tinctfye business window schemes are
the following
Whitney & Marsh. -
Here the passerby is greeted by a
beautiful Carnival dancer In readiness
for the ball, with the indispensable
mask concealing her Identity, and the
colcr of her gown matched only by
the green and gold of the floor. The
opposite window is ruled by a daugh-
ter of the revolution In AIRED, white
and blue setting and D :, suggestive
picture of a colonial ball. The Stars
and Stripes are present :the recorded
stars are forty-eight-will Hawaii be
the forty ninth? Is asked.
Melnerny Shoe Store.
The windows of this store show a
mirror background draped in Carnival
style with Intermittent electric plays
bringing out the display Of shoes and
slippers. From the folds of one flag
is seen the. features of Washington.
while another similar arrangement
sets off the likeness Of Lincoln.
q. z. Ehiers 4 Co.
A confetti storm is admirably de-
.pfcted In these windows. and one can
almost feel the tickling of the feathery
particles, so wildly is this Carnival
,pastime portrayed. Myriad serpentine
sstreamers danglefin confusion around
an Arabian figure on ones side and "a
clown on the other. Patches Of color.
ed paper OF all sizes are pasted on the
inside Of the glass. Pillow covers
bearing the, words Sweet Lei Lehua"
are there as suggestive souvenirs OF
Hawaii ~. -.
Manufaetnrers shoe Go. ~. p
y Back of lady slippers land the Am.
erican flag the artists of this store
have made an attractive background
eof green and yellow rays radiating
fromsa lei, IN ire c1ate nhfsRhie1sis
a picture of George Washington. The
gentlemen,s window is similar except
for q Lincoln picture Is "a center,
British and Ameftean fiags guard the
scatrance while an American shield
rests ever the door *:
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sI.afs no ldsfi, mr. ea,E,,lsfior IA :.
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ing tHe s,irf fs I ll,e feaf .,rp nfE tIaii.s
wiI4dows AIheriesii "a "a cFFnsS IA hy
the Hawaiian symbol .Alol,anc hea,
out the effective setting of rifles and
loving ems. =, :, =.
Henri Mav a cn
Two enormous fIapa two Efe.sized
Carnival dolls and. ., nictnre Of Wasb.
imgton are attractiveIy arranged
around Hawaiian ieIlies and Kona cof
fee. at this pomliar store
aernetro,,S Mosie =.
Here the ukulele 10 given q nrom.
inent place. with famous Hawaiian
songs, Dear Old Honolulu {" "pua Mo
hala.. and others az eouaI non,,la ritv
to convince the yisitnr ~ Hawaii,s
share In the realm If snne Iais and
flags are draped or hing mon disnlay
pianos and pianinos /
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