Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-23

] loved thy gaudy hue, thy nice white
tires so new
But now you're down and out for
| true
In every way.
To thee old rattle box, came many
bumps and knocks,
For them grieve.
Badly thy top is torn, frayed are thy
seats and worn;
The whooping cough affects thy
horn | do believe.
/ paid for thee price, 'twould buy q
mansion twice,
Now everybody's yelling ice"
| wonder why?
Thy motor has the pip, even the skid
chains slip,
And woe is thins.
], too. have suffered chills, ague and
kindred ills,
Endeavoring to pay my bills since
thou vert mine.
Gone is my bankroll now, no more
'twould choke cow
As one before. -. -
Yet II | had the mon, so help me
John-amen,
Ia buy myself car again,
And speed some. more.
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Miss Dorathy Hogs Card Party.
a delightful affair of the week for
the members of the younger set was
the card party at which Miss Dorothy
Hoogs entertained on Tuesday after
noon at the home of her mother. Mrs.
Frank Hoogs, on Makik street. At
tractive prizes were awarded those
who made the highest scores. Miss
Ruth Harrington was given the first
prize. Miss Grace Bredhoff the BOBBY
and Miss Mildred Chaplin carried off
the consolation prize. Miss Hoogs'
guests included Miss Ruth Earring
ton, Miss Grace Bredhoff, Miss Mil
dred Chaplin, Miss Ramona Morgan,
Miss Maud Ballentyne, Miss Inez Glib
son, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Mele
Williams, Miss Gladys Halstead, Miss
Dorothy Walker, Miss Elizabeth Ros-
enbaum, Miss Cleo Case, Miss Mary
Garrett, Miss ileen Glib, Miss Katie
a Miss Stella Hoogs.
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Mrs Walter cAombs Entertains.
Mrs Walter r. Coombs was hostess
at a delightfully."- informal tea on
Thursday afternoon when she enter.
tanned at her pretty home on Alewa
Heights. Miss Rah Simpson was the |
guest of honor and her birthday was
the cause Of very happy celebration.
Baskets filled with growing pink be-
gonias and peach blow hibiscus were
arranged through the rooms with |
pleasing effect. Many of the guests |
bestowed gifts of fragrant flowers
upon the guest of honor. Among
those who were present at the affair |
were Miss Rah Simpson, Mrs. Frank |
c. Atherton, Mrs. Simpson, Miss Mary
Winnie, Miss Anna johnson, Miss |
Mills. Miss Bluett, Mrs D. Howard |
Mrs. Harmon Hendricks, |
Mrs Walter Emory, Mrs William
Ault, Miss Mulheron, Miss Nina Adams
and Mrs, William Soper. -.
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Mrs. Yates to Leave Honolulu.
Mrs. Katherine NJ Yates has given |
up her little cottage on the beach and |
has returned to the Moana hotel. |
where she will remain until spring, |
when she will leave for the mainland |
to make her home. ~ h
Mrs. Yates has scores of friends in ]
Honolulu who will regret that she is
planning to leave the islands for gooo.
During her stay here she has written
a number of stories about Hawaii, her
most recent one being Tales From |
the Rainbow Land" which is being |
read both here and throughout the
United States. D..
The little diary, "A Month in Homo
lulu" which Mrs. Yates wrote some
two years ago has inspired numerous
tourists to visit Honolulu.
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Visiting at the Volcano. !
Five young ladies prominent In the |
service social set have been spending |
the past week at the volcano house /
as guests of Miss Merrill, who is Wis
iting here. The party is in honor of |
Miss Landon, for whom so many of |
the recent entertainments have been !
given during the past fortnight.
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Mrs William Williamson Entertains. |
Mrs. William Williamson was host |
ess at prettily appointed luncheon |
at the Oahu Country club yesterday |
afternoon for Mrs Turner, who is !
making a short visit in the islands. |
Dainty flowers and ferns were ar
ranged upon the table cover in an at |
tractive center piece Covers were
laid for Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Frank Rich