Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-10

The hotels have all been very gay.
Every afternoon and evening are tea
dansants and dinner-dances keeping
as many OF the local society set as
busy as they wish 10 be. Lucky for
society's calendar the tourists avail
themselves OF the dances and teas,
otherwise II would have been very
quiet week.
Miss Mary Johnson Is giving luau
and exhibition hula and the place is
crowded with tourists anxious to see
and taste q thoroughly Hawaiian
feast. The irnus In the yard we're eag-
! efly inspected by the visitors ana
music by. the Hawaiian band and glee
club added TO the Hawaiian flavor.
Carnival Week will soon be upon US
and, with the large number OF tourists
here, gives promise Of being festive
few days and nights. The hibiscus
show win attract, as II always has.
/ and Mrs. Arthur Wall 10 leaving no
stone unturned for the success OF this
display Of this typical Hawaii flower.
The Legislature begins on the 21st,
and that always brings a number Of
people to town, and many social ar.
fairs are always planned In their hon
or. The Carnival closes on the gath
and after that there Is sure to be
some let-down OF things social.
This week the tennis players OF the
Carnival tournament have held sway
for the section Of society that goes
In for tennis has, been at practically
every match. Next week tennis con.
tinues and no doubt the crowds will
be greater than they have been this
week.
Polo enthusiasts are happy with
the thought Of q new string of polo
ponies soon being here. for that viii
lend new iaterest TO that always, fas.
seinatink game
n Swimming has been keeply enjoyed
by Those coming from cold climates.
i Many Interesting women are
! guests 81 the city this winter. Among
them n Miss Delta Nuttall. who is
an archeoloeist OF note. She holds
the Office az archeologist Tor Harvard
Then there u DR.. Amelia Reinhardt,
Fho heads one o. the Oldest women's
colleges I'm the Vest Mills, where 50
many 4StN40 OAEn WcEC BIdVudAcus
Mrs. A. J. George. branch direotor Of
the National Security League. who
spoke this morninR at the Opera
House before a highly intelligent and
patriotic set OF women, Is another dis
tinguished visitor. Every American
woman is more than willing to do her
part II the narrowing horror Of war
comes upon us. and the American ma
ton Of women viii also add assistance
against any foe who dares to mar the
honor sof the Stars and Stripes Of our
country.
Many other interesting women are
here.
This evening at the Moana Hotel
viii occur the benefit concert aiding
the unfortunate sufferers Of Leahi
Home: II Il such worthy cause
that the large dining room should be
crowded 20 the DOORS. Women's act
ivity along hslpfof lines II the islands
is the equal = not the superior OF
that of our mSt1lend sisters.
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party eiten O. - ~0Sia' NSEuina
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great shndl (l& - cenfury,s
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Miss Nsf|| 1SfIE..f.
Mrs. ~nrnl n : I0lr,a var assisted I'm
the reception of Itr ensrie nv Mr. and
Mrs. w. 4 Hut |'&|[I ~ and Mrs
Henry. Betkley. Nf. and Ers p w
X. BeckleS. Mr.. and Ma Albert p
Taylor. Mrs. May pa1Elsv ana M
Elk. Lilikalahf.
Mrs Waller Frpar resa : n.oet IN.
terestinr nsper written S. Mrs Main.
ina on peie several "A H.ws,,ans