The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-03-10
Garden slapdflotes
(Mail special 70 rhe Adverti.e, !, I

LIHtE, Mssshi SlnfSavY Tdio. win
. .ns%ass sss SiF Sss,"a e.
island Of KsnaL4 Ssvefal weeks of sun.
shine followed the big KVna, until
Wednesday stchng, when tho rain bo.
gan coming ihohard showers about four
o clock and continued, Al, nisht. Fri.
day morning torren i'll rims fell abot,
six O'Clock, lnsting until after eight
threatened tlsjfest Of The day, but did
not come down unit, midnight. Winds
stPrted then apd Fay tafXs began.
reaching the climax about two in the
morning, when an electric storm of
great violsnces oecutred.t Lowering
clouds settled and lasted all Isa turday.
the usually dry m6Gn tain sides have
been masses OF waterfalls ever since
the storm beganI, q, The wind has been
from the north, south and sOnthwest,
apparently changing direction several
times day, More than t6ree inches
Of rain has fallen /, since wednrs aty,
night The rfTtfs III IaUSaed and ~
roads washed ont III bOme, PLACES. The
water outstanding several inches deep
on lawns end, goadways, As Che earth
Is completely saturated. ntn.,
, h@t%fStAH Rdt ,-
An intsrestinE, meet ng of the MCki
hama Club, was, held this week in the
bihus Social Hall with a Musical pro.
gram having as The subject of the
afternoon tsIl Tfeyatbte. ;" Miss Elsie
Wilcox read the life OF 'Vetdi and Miss
Kath Irine MeIntyre read the story O
the play and explained the ,settings OF
the various Selections rendered. Mr.
Lindermann, Mrs, Rorjg and Mrs. W
H.. Rice Jr., gave, a number Of delight
full musical selections from the opera,
which were uuplaDshted ~ victrola
reeotdSfl seyeEal,c em dhH&ehtG were
made to The bylaws Of; the organiza-
tim and the membefs DECIDED to give
some simple play TO assist the Inter.
School Soccer League t9fayl ttanspors
tstion esPeasfS I Ms ASH.i Wilcox,
the president Presided With 1the secre:
Intyre and Mrs. tasbetheartser thu
hostesses Of the afternoo... 2,
trt AsS"s sts$ SAT ,! ns.s Re {
Hohoiult are Judge Lyle Diekey. Char.
les Dole. X. on Hopoer and NJ MOI
agne and son, willismE
/. The hrst military danes on Kauai
will be given shortly by the. MakaweIi
eompanas I. lTAe, safiods officers. 81 q
rumored, will appear In the 'futl glory
of their new uniforms and the effsir
will, be deliphtftl 6na. a.. -.
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IiRhtfuI of the smaller affaira Given
this, winter wal a Norwegian dinner
given by Judge midi MIRA ,G, r. Hof.
gard hast Saturday, evening at theit
Waimea htme. The handsome resi;
dence was appropriately decorated and
the, tables were, spread on the lara
lanais. The eptire, 9tepR ,lYaE Composed
OF distinctly Norwegian 'dishes OF IN.
usual interest both In app afance aud
compositions Dancing followed the din.
nasefi y he. IgueFta WHIP enjoyed the n
tar were Mf; and MIS- Erie KnudsehJ
mrs. Alexander Brddie, Misses Mar.
lorie and Katherine Wood, Miss
blsnehe Martin, and Miss Eliing Nal.
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Vincent, VIII Cohey, Bdwarit Garden
6esides Mr. and Mrs. Hofgaard and
Esther H9fgaasd,. ,,rI "a -. /, n
~ ~ 1917 5''y /:
The teachers Of the Ka. ia School en-.
t t,'.a recently with jolly yama,
y yan1a aance' One OF ths large school
1oon" wa" eieared aha attraetipeiy
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'''Pie ehJO9e" tne .eVenlhg'F3 rSr-EI4
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Mr.; and Mrs. A. 3. Wilcox have been
spending the Carnival season IN Homo
Iuiu. 2aup&t 4. n
- y, *a?v.E &c., .
A dense, dark a nd ;impenetrable
mystery surrounds Number of Lean
t year ~. communications Received ON the
t%enty'ninthS by most ofrtthe young
tolk OF Lihp9 Urgent Invitations to
asss sum red u H;h;o"n a tsasa Wno wonid
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