Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-23

Cnf16tmdS DAY ana the spirit OF
peace and good will Is sure 10 be the
dominant note In every household.
The smart set has almost stopped en-
PERTAINING. and last week instead Of
bridge, luncheon or tea every woman
If her shopping was done-sat with
basket filled with silver Irvine, red
ribbon. Christmas stiekers, holly paper
and the more plebeian wrapping pa
per-basy tying up the packages that
20 to friends 10 and about the city.
Each year miiady VOWS all sorts Of
Christmas viii find her with nothing
10 do but be comfort TO those less
systematic. and yet the year rolls on
and finds her In the same chaos as last
year
The cafes have been a jam OF peo-
pie who, TO save the time Of ordering
and so on at home, have had their
dinners IN town this week, for every
kitchen has been In the throes OF
mince meat. plum pudding. homemade
candy. baked hams. cranberry jelly
and the thousand and one things need
ed for Christmas day feasts So
ingty Ann one The yarions hoteIs
are featurins the HOLIDAY season with
dInner-dances and dinner-dansants
while the Country Club. the University
Club, Pacific Club and Commercial
Club are all giving some sort of
Christmas parry. Christmas home
dinners are usually very intimate az.
fairs. Generally the family are the
only guests around the festive board.
with possibly q friend or two whose
Families ara away
The eornm,tniry christYnas tree for
christmas I'VE ni1ht Il yure 10 hiring
a large ratherfrr az every class Of
neorIe toeefber ana n that occurs the
nnrnose AZ fhe. tree VIII have heen
fuifliIed. Nexfs year 4 larger tree and
WITH nnssihi3 a more elaborate nro-
gram win ~ arrsrged.
The Thnysdav folloving Christn1as
the mnck .tSIked.of snov CotiIlion oc.
clIts. and from al accounts the repu. !
ration s,f the O,,fdcor circle viii arain !
shine - Il has ~ every social affair !
who has thfff3 6f fhc r'Iiole affair.
ii NOT nparihf kerse1f 30 make i
beantifql I1fI| a. Thu cotiliion and |
the DECORATIONS are to be surprisingly
handsome. No one IN Honolulu knows
how to 10 such tkinss Letter than does
Miss Young. she Is being very ably !
assisted by Mrs G. c. Won Hamm. The I,
40 tables that we're to be had as re. |
served tables are. eli spoken for End
will hold guests who have been at ]
dinner parties Drevious TO the Coil /
Hon. Some OF the local people who ere !
giving .,mner parties are the George
Herberts. the waiter Dillinghams, the
n. Il f1iilinghams. the j. F. c. Ha-
gems. the 3. n. Watsons the F.. /.
I.dwreys. the w. r. Castles. the II. F. !
WfehrnaIs. the r. AZ Schaefers. the |
Geore Red,eks. the @. Wilders. the K.
\ Risnons Nrs Andrew Fuller. the
lazy I,ncases he Harold Castles. the
Eben lows the 8. q. -Doles. the John
Wate.houses. Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse, |
the Herman Fockes. the ]. ]. Bel.
sers the Robert Levers. the w. L.
IIonners the a bookings and others.
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~ so,iIison srs hnsv ~ rehearsals
,hr.e ,i,,,es = waeE and MANY new
,'.,,.....' s.n,ss Iii - $1,000 hsra 90,
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ma murphy, Nora swsnay' lT e
Mofgah, Eiizhpetn. isossnvsun, Mals
ret Tnurston, Doris NOME poro.hy
harker. Messrs: nalsIo,d; ner,nann
Won NOT; 5oO VINE, Levi Sos'
William Warren. F. Schaefer, Lieut.
Guyer. Douglas Young. George Ben
nett. Richard Wnitcomn, Lieut.. haS'
Harry Parker. Harold Morgan, no
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