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

e2ROM the present OUTLOOK lnSTe -
TO be a decided exodus Of society
! during the spring and summer
months. Many of the best known So
ciety folks have booked for the main
land, planning TO spend several weeks
In San FRANCISCO at the Panama-Pa-
cIfIc International Exposition. Many
are going TO San Francisco In the ear
ly spring, bat the majority have plan
ned for a summer in California, and
already many OF the steamship lines
are booked 10 capacity for the months
of May, June and July.
The Hawaii building at the exposi-
ton has the signal honor Of being
the first OF the buildings opened for
business on the fair grounds. Mr..
Albert p. Taylor having closed the Of
flee OF the Hawai- Promotion Commit
tee during the last week OF December
and moved to the Fair building.
Californians are eagerly looking
forward TO the exhibition Of the Ha-
waiian fish, painted fish as main
landers are pleased to call them. And
while the piscatorial display will be at
tractive, those in charge of Hawaii's
exhibit promise that there will be
many beautiful features on display.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Fraziers Dance.
An affair % the past week which
was a delightful conclusion of the holi.
day entertainments was the dance at
which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Frazier
entertained. on Saturday evening at
their beautiful home in Manoa valley,
The spacious halls were decorated
with the holiday colors-red and
personalities Of scarlet flowers
and vines having been tastefully
grouped In every available nook. An
old-fashioned imitation Hfireplace was
erected in the center of the huge
court, and here the guests toasted
marshmallows between the dances.
Some among Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier's
guests were Mr.. and, Mrs. Merle John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram M. Stain
back, Mr.. and Mrs. Vida Thrum, Mr..
and Mrs. John Erdman, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. T. Clegg, Lieut.. and Mrs. William
Munter, Miss Florence Hoffman, Mr..
and Mrs. Marston Campbell, Mrs. Ag-
mes Driver. Miss Mills, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Edgeriey, Lieut.. and Mrs. VIII.
liam whiteher, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. NOVEL;. Mr..
and Mrs. Lbuis Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gaynor, Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Gignoux,
Mr.. and Mrs, George A. Brown, Mr.,
and Mrs. Stuart Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd!
Emmans, Mr.. George Hodgkins, Mr..
CIarkson Crane, DIR. Afford Wall, Mr..
Harry Hoffman and others.
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The AII.states Dinner.
The All-States dinner to be given at
the Parish house of Central Union
church on Thursday evening Is being
anticipated with a great deal OF pleas
ure by members Of the Y. w. c. Al
who are to, participate in the affair
This year the dinner Is for the mem
bers OF the Y. w. C. A. alone, though
q few invitations have been issued
to nonmembers
The hostesses for the tables of each
state and country which is to be repre-.
scented are planning unique decora.i
lions and novel stunts for the evening.
Every hostess promises something out
OF the ordinary to ner guests and IL
IL expected that the affair will be most
enjoyable. The ladies' who will pre-
side are:
Hawaii-Mrs. d. Howard Hitchcock.
New York-Mrs. l. Tenney Peck
=, Ohio-Mrs. Katherine M. Yates.
New England States-Mrs. A. F.
jackson.
Missouri-Mrs. L. r. Killam.
England and the possessions
w. w. Taylor.
Germany-Mrs. @. d. Schoor.
Illinois-Mrs. c. B. T. Moore.
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Swimming During the Carnival.
The society ladies who were patron
esses at the Hui Au Kai dance last
January at. which funds were raised
10 bring girl swimmer here from
the mainland. will be interested to
Know that Miss Dorothy Becker is to
come here to take part in the Carnt
val swimming meet In February. She
ID to be brought to the islands by the
Mid Pacific Carnival Committee and
the Hui An Kai, the latter organiza-
lion furnishing two hundred dollars
,aised for that purpose last year.
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Returned 70 Honolulu.
The Matsonia arriving this week
brought among her passengers Miss
Vera Damon, who has been on the
for some years studying.
Miss Damon is one pt the most popu.
ar young women In Honolulu society
md It is expected there viii be num-
Der of entertainments, given In her
honor during the coming season.
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Tales From. Rainbow Land.
n. Yates, "A Tale From the Rainbow
Land" has won great favor on the
Many or the papers have
favorably ON It
The following clipping is from the |
San Francisco Call: The quest of |
wo tiny Menehunes from their homes
n the cleft Of huge rock for evil
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