Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-19

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Mrs. George Brown, Francis Brown
and Irene |. Holloway. Following the
same design, and even larger, was the
wreath sent by the John Ii Estate
through the same florist. Kunikiyo.
| The Japanese Central Institute sent
white chrysanthemums, and this
| flower was also chosen for large
wreaths sent by the Iolani Guild,
while the, Japanese consul chose for
the third of his offerings a very beau
tiful combination of white chrysanthe.
NUNS and salmon pink carnations,
tied with purple ribbon. ~ ST. T..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Woods sent
basket Of mixed daisies decorated with
pink 7tutie, and MRS. rt2oA. Cor4ey sent
purple asters ana yellow e1lfys antsie'
NUNS. -..s... ....." 49,. -~=
Gordon Ma-saIisni Norric, whosa
first name was given him at his birth
by Queen LiIiuokaIani, sent beadt!'
full wreath of yellow chrysanthemuma
and white asters. .a.. .- .....
From Eahaina, Maui, through Kuni,
kiyo came an order for a wreath Of
yellow chrysanthemuns, sent in the
name of Frank E. Stark.
A beautiful cross of purple asters
was the offering Of Mrs. c. A. Long,
Mrs. Lizzie Mana, Mrs. Austin Whit,
| ing and Mrs. J. c. Lewis. --.=
| Mrs. Harriet Castle Coleman and
Miss Mary Ernine Cross sent beauti.
fuI roses ~ ,.. f. ! =
Mrs. S. L. g. Hair sent basket of
purple asters and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. -s
| The Honolulu Military Academy
made a beautiful offering of white
chryssnthemuns and purple sweet
peas, tied with white and yellow tuller
and the Academy of the Sacred Heart
sent vioIets and sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Meeorriston sent
basket of purple ssters, tied with
white and purple tuIle.
st. Andrews Prfory pupils from the
9TH and 9th grades sent lovely
wreath Of chrysanthemums.
One of the most striking Of all the
floral offerings wac beautiful pillow
of yeIIoy chrysanthemums, bearing, as
further decoration, the yellow
feather Of royalty, the design and gift
of the Daughters of Hawaii. -- = 10
having in mind their kinsWoman's own
preference for orchids, gave great
wreath Of that beautiful, exotic flower.
The queen always liked to give or.
chids to those whom she wished 70
honor most. ..,,..#..-.. :. .
Orchids From Congressional Party
Orchids was the choice of flower
made by the congressional party, rep
resenting the government at Washing
ton, but by the time the order was
given the supply Of orchids had been
exhausted, and American beauty roses
were sent instead. .
Mr.. and Mrs j. M. DoWsett sent a
cross Of yellow chrysanthennums tied
with rcd tulle, representing the eolors
OF both The chiefs and the warriors.
A beautiful wreath on an easel was
sent by HackfeId & Co.
Miss Bernice Cook sent basket
of chrysanthcmums. azs /
/ The Chiefs CT Hawaii sent n1aeno.
liza leaves and roses, wrought into
beautiful wreath.
Miss Victoria Ward sent spray Of
orchids, and Miss Edith Williams mag.
noiia leaves and orchids.
Mrs. r. w. Single sent wreath Of
yellow ehrysanthemums and maiden.
hair fern, and Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth sent lively purple asters.
Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell sent orchids,
iveIvety black magnolia leaves and mai
deni1air fern, a wonderful lot Of them,
ordered through Ely Snyder, florist.
The Kameharleha Alumni Associa-
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and sweet peas; the Lei Aloha Chap
ter, chrysanthemuf,ns. and the Queens
Hospital, roses and violets.
Mrs L. n. McWayne sent chrysan.
themums, and Mrs. Karl Du Roi sent
q beautiful wreath of magnolia leaves
and roses.
Mrs. r. M. Swanzy sent a very beau
tiful basket Of magnificent royal vel.