Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-10

breathe. Every woman In town Is
doing something 10 augment her ward
robe, trying 10 bedeck herself In
springtime raiment, taking q cue from
the fields and forests, where the first
spring flowers are peeping.
Whenever the pink haze OF spring
blooms come on Tn eorchard. where
everything seems springing into new
life with ifs splash OF gay color along
garden borders or formal studied gar
den beds, one cannot help but be i'm
pfessed with the fact that nature is
sending out her prettiest for midday
70 model her spring and summer
gowns from. The shops are fascinat-
INK and spne will find nine-tenths Of
the wonibn hufrying through shops,
excIaimifg over the tempting ':dp0
dads" that are offered 10 open willing
pocketbooks. Some OF the women
here are not planning very PARKWAY
trip, yet the summer purchases needs
must be Attended to as carefully as II
Palm Beach were the objective point.
On account OF the continued feeling
of uncertainty that one cannot help
but fell the air filled with, many OF
tie women who 60 regularly 10 the
mainland VIII remain ito hum" this
year. or at best, 60 10 one Of the other
Islands for month or two.
Oahu "a dotted on the other side
with picturesque lodges and lovely
lawns with wide-spreading keawe or
monkey-pod trees for q comfy over
head shelter and at these delightful
places dress IL regulated to two
rcnfhs' rest the simplest Of the
simple OF dresses are worn. At one
country home here thar has 3 charm
and distinction. all It's own Tmumus"
or ovefails and 4 palata fjumper) Is
the Karb worn duriuE The summer. the
oyeralIs and Jumper being worn by the
Fentier sex entirely - q charming
means OF fetting about the hiIltope
and ahscit horses Tor long rides and
cattle drives, ~ my rate SIMPLICITY
Is the keynote 81 stay-pt.hon,e IN the
country
u i the American wcman's passion
for outdoor lifn hara that Il feE6oIi-
yshIe- ,f fHtpditibilIty heed Be spoken
tf-~sn1 thIk very tp0liinE life has:
sirnnlified tI0lbt1 even n it has not
rasde them less costly. Snort clothes
TouInafe avervfhinr II n Utmost ri,
ohseeslon Some ,of fi,e new snort
esi,s ara bizarre enough 10 suit any
taste Nanv II lie snort suits look
&c ~ a rnaenifisd bae ~ confetti had
heen SHE'D atsfhe weaverr. Itis hard
"a make one heiievr that srch mate
RAILS vera not yrads fcr the stare
siopc. hut no doitht u is an old.fesh-
,ored nersor tles cannot hcn into the
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fact that efr snnps mere nave carll ,s
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and truly at the bottom OF II al.
UNIQUE PROGRAM ENJOYED
Unusual and Inctt enjoyabie was the
program given On Thursday evening
following the informal reception which
the Women's Society Of Central Union
church rendered lts popular acting pas.
tor. the Rev. ]. II Williams, and MIS-.
Williams In the church pariorS Clever
yleieht-of-hand tricks BY DR.. Robert y.
Williams, son q the guests OF honor
and president Of Mid-pacific Institute,
entertained the guests, who insistently
S~n.oa(n( ranrm than mo oOCOroL I01E