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HONOLULU bTABUCI JvTINr, IVEDXESDAT, MAKCTI 28,' 1917,
'RECEPTION AT WASHINGTON
:; place .
, Her majesty Queen Uliuokalani re
ceived the memben of the bouse and
senate on Tuesdar morn ing. Manx
IfR. 6. II. WILEY A I INNER HOST
VThe .Plea san Ion hotel was the net
ting for m unique and attractive din
ner on Tuesdar evening when Mr. C
IL'WIIer presided as nosL
'Tb dinner was served on the side
.lintl chlrh m-as irrppnod In m if h
American fiat and the event had served. Her majesty , after the re
. ttrcns'r. tnternatlcnal flavor. . n Joved an hour on the Una i
'.The table decotattoM,vere.o'r.TIaf.I,?fBto f '
ne from fresh noTer. ' ob Dominis. assisted her
..The Apiericsn flag and . Chinese majesty.
were toiB posed of white chrjsanthe-
jiujih and Japanese asters and a flor-
on the iiatsonia Both are glad to be
Lome In Hawaii. ' -
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Mrs. J. .D. Carnith. ; who has been
the boure-suest of her daughter, Mrs.
TRIP HI HONOLULU
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton Is "ilan-
a! star composed of red asters ; was
tn aaaca auraciwiu , - W . , tbe first veek in April for. a visit to
. vver taemnm? tawe was tusyena- fcer g.,ter .Mrs. Harry Macfa-lane:
er a huge Chinese lantern w men cast
soft, pretty gkw over the board.
; Mr. AVIley's guests were Mr. and
Mrs. fe. K. Rrown. Capt and Mrs. R.
Ndszte, Mr. and Mrs. R. ff. Leach,
" Mr.- and t M rs. Ho Fong, Rev. and Mrs.
Norman C. Schenck, Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Gary, Peters, . Mr. and Mrs. C K.
'AI. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tarleton, Mr.
and Mrs. William X. F. Yap; Mr. and
Mrs. ;-A If red Yip.- Mrs. L; J. . Dane! Laguna streets. Miss Gertrude Hop-
Miss Harbaugh, 'ro. Riley H. Allen, kins, will be the bride's only attend-.
snt. ine young eoupie. wtii spena
their honeymoon In Honolulu. San
Mrs. 1 C. Lee, Mrs. Mary Chang, Mrs
J Josephine Cornwell, Mrs. A." M. Ford,
Francisco Bulletin. ;
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, Sailing on IBarch 21 for Honolulu
are Mrs. E. C. Maillot and Mrs. Dick
ey, who will be gcests of the former's
daughter Mrs. Harold Van Cliff Gear
(Evelyn rMalllot) for the next few
months. The Gears have a pictur
esque borne on the hillside above the
citySan Francisco Examiner. '
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- .Mf.; and Mrs. John U Luckenback
(Kate-bel MacGregor) . wl be here
on a. short visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John R.- MacGregor before
nailing for Honolulu the first week in
ApriL They will be In Seattle for a
. ARm:PTION TO A DISTINGUISH- few -r before arriving hereSan
: . : .-.- ' ei islTOR " . 1 f xancisco taamineri . . ' 1 ? ;
CItfj Jessie Rae and Mra. Magruder I i -'V,t, , ' : ' ;
Ccjd n Waury arte tiring a, reception ' Mrs. William Matsoa and Mrs. Hel
xnThursilflv Afternoon, from 3 ta en.Noonan w1u sail forHonolulu toil
iew cajs. vwrs. jviaison. wm visit tne
islands for several weeks, and Mr
t Nconan,: who has been .here for the
i pant two months, will go to her home
Miss Kula Ho. Mrs. Tung You, Rev.
';Aka.KoMkan; Dr." t jTighman Rhee,
Rev. iWpngi Pr-ot'ss and Rev. Yuen
Tt Pay. ; :
Mr. Wiley, who has been residing
Lf 6 tot seV cr&J mon th a'; has made a
;,.vcry rlae acquaintance and it extends
-,16 many elements of the "Melting Pot
of RacesT " Yesterday; was hiq birth
day a fact .which he kept secret until
the dinner began-rfcnd .he Invited his
friends" of several racej , to celebrate
'the.occaslonv' A pleasant and hospit
et!ft host, hfs dinner: wis one "of the
: r trying EtaUf cstatioiis: "of the''broad,i
friendly spirit of Hawaii. -
4 4
of the wires of the membera .were br Robert. Duenner. was a departing pas-
auenaance. a ounei lancneon was . yu. uc ;
-; Mrsv Josephine. Corn well, who has
been Ja Honolulu for the past six
weeks, leaves for San Francisco- next
week. - - t
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Mrs. ' J. W. Wadman" left - on the
Manoa to join her husband. Rev. Mr.
Wadman, mho Is In Washington! ; . '
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Mrs. Jaraes B. Houston, Miss Caro
line Hughltt and "Mr. F. E. Hughift
left fc KauaJ on the Kinau.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Conrad, who have
been Moana Hotel guests. left for the
mainland on the Manoa. i
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yrhere will be a dinner-dance at the
Pleasanton this evening, beginning at
8 o'clock. . . v..
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Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wilcox were de
Iarting passengers on the Kinau for
Kauai. ' ' -
: Mr. and Mrs. W. Frear and young
daughter left on the Manoa yesterday.
Miss Lucille Kittson ras a depart
ing passenger for Kauai last evening.
Mrs. Aj W, van Valkenbur? was a
leturning passenger on the Matsoniaj
Mrs; ! Carl Hardigg is entertaJning
with a tea this week at Laniakea. ,
CapL and Mrs. J. C. Cecil are back
from . their; Hawaii ' trip. . r ; . T
Mrs. W. "TV Raiding of Hilo is a
visitor In Honolulu..; . t
Mrs. Put ton goes to the Islands for
two cr three months nearly every
year to viRit the Macfarlanes. San
Francisco Bulletin. vt '
Miss Beatrice Nickel has set "April
17 for the date of her marrlago to
Mr. George Bowles. The wedding is
to' be a quiet one, and will tale place
at the family home on Sacramento and
c ' n.i to : neet the Countess u Ar
a-very distinguihed American
wr;r3 ct French, lineage; who plans
"to "mrUe her hme Jn fair Hawaii, suo
:crr:,l tj to the fascination of : ear
San Francisco Bulletin.
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' Mrs, Shepherd, who has' been ylsit-
, . , ... im. ,i,.i. j iing. ner oausnter, Mrs.'. M. E.-Grass-J-5ltei
to-meet.thfs charming and in-J-,,.- M. . ... w .
t- rrifns-v woaVa nho plani ,to" Uve ' Cr lu- r'T. ;vr' "JZ
V V . ' -' ' 1 household fnr'thfl 'nnet 'thrpA mnnthtr.
Jufe,'
:'i)ANCINa .AND GYM N ASTlC EX- hJ .K
v-' ;. - iiiisiTioN ; -y : ; .) 1 . r : ' ' -v' 1 I V ; 'v V V '"
IvawcJiafcic'ua School for Girls U lv-' jjfs- Rudolph vJwiiitins wahos't-
Ing a? cxl.:' ' ' ocf dancing and gyu ess Wednesday at a luncheon in 'com
r t!: ra J. Jay 'evening, MaKbOJpiiqieQrngtfOTg.t.oBo:
stS p.-nv. tt.Uie school hall. rIriiulu who Is a "guest of Mrs., Frederic
crs?e tf Liclcacnt weather on Friday! Knight at the CUft Hotel San Frail
ly 'e- fxhititica'wia be, held on cisco Examiner;.'. . . ; ' '
f tur ia.t, -evening at" the same'hptir " U ? ? ' - 44-''' V---v-"''---p;
J I'acc. 'All friend if Kahiehame-I Mr. and Mrs. Christian 'lledcmann.
'l Hfa most ccrdialiy invited toat-J wba have been on the mainland fori
Und.'-.'. ' ' '' ;i several months, returned to Honolulu
B ID HOUSE
NEW TERM OF. NIGHT
SCHOOL AT Y. M. - .
WILL OPEN TUESDAY
Working in cooperation with : tbe
men of the IV S. army who are trying
for commission examinations during
the coming year, the Y, M, P. A. Is
making special efforts "to offer ; men
wcrk . in -mathematics and English
Hvtakh will prepare them for the tests.
These features will be offered In the
new . term of the Y. M. ; C. A. night
scnool w hlch opens "Monday night.
The regular term closes Friday
n'ght," tliis week having" been given
over to examinations for certificates
In the various 23 -.'classes' held at the
Y. M. C- A. The examination papers
will be corrected ?nd examined by the
educational committee and the awards
made." , !; :;,V.
The new term from April 2 to June
22 will offer an opportunity fox young
men and boys to take, courses in 11
subiects.- .AU of the commercial work
of the Y. Ml C. A. will be continued
during the coming term. Beginning
courses.: will be started la typewriting,
bookkeening . and accountancy, " busi
ness Ertlish, commercial : arithmetic
and spelling. The shorthand that is
being given will te advanced speed
practise. ; .' ' ; . , -.Among
the other courses offered
wf 11 be a beginning class in penman
ship, beginning English, general arith
metic, algebra and machine 6hop draft
ing and mathematics. , :
The employed , boys school of the
'Y will continue' regular sessions
until June. ; A new class will be start
ed next Tuesday night, V
ROTARY CLUb'wILL
HAVE PROMINENT GUESTS
The special guests f at the Rotary
Club meeting tomorrow will be F. G.
McMeen. an associate .member of the
Naval Consulting Board. . and Max
Stolz, consulting engineer of the Hill
and other railway systems. .
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TO GIVE RECITAL
, .Frank Moss, whose exquisite -piano
playing has , delighted many Honolu
lans and visitors, and Edwin House, a
baritone of 'ability, will give a recital
on Friday night in the parlors of the
Young Hot eL .beginning at 8:30.
Mr. Mosd will present a Schumann
and a Bach number, Mr. House's pro
gram Is not yet announced, but it will
i probably Include a group of old Eng-
osn songs, a group or modern English,
ongs and a language group, Including
French' and Italian
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i .f SOME SUPERSTITIONS - ;
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'The breaking of a looking glass is
with ome people the occasion of a
gloomy foreboding 'and lh$ - unlucky
person who does It is, supposed to le
NEW features Are - :
llTRODUtED FOR -
v young hotel: GUESTS
-Tiffin n the roof is the latest
attrartirm to be Inaugurated at the
ropular Alexander Youn Hotel by
Manager Harry K Stinson. Service
of af ternocn teas!, sa!ads, sandwiches
and light" lunches will begin simulta-
nMtnilv tnliir tlh e ns-n? rliinn nt
program by Anita Heymaas and Elea-t
nor Bravo, both cf San Francisco, the j
latter recently at the CKrf House " :
Miss Heyn an.i. "who was" five years i
with C'assasa's , Lend, has a . powerful j
dramatic soprano voice and lUas Bra. '
vo, t esides beinj a s'aiger of charm, ,
Is an artist on 'tne violin. ' Tiey take
the place cf Edwin House and Miss
Li'Jian Tobin, who have been so pop-1
ularjiere for several weeks. '. ' '
Friday nil.t a concert will be glv-
en by Ilcufe iu the Young Hotel par-,
lors with Frank Moss aa accompanist.
Punahcu Acaaemy announces the .
date of the annual dramatic club play I
tVMav ' ln.ll ,T Tl, nla I. '
unusually interesting' and clever one.'
It is Clyde Fitch's "Barbara Frietchie
the Frederick G!rf The story is a
thrilling tale cf Civil War times.
Host Coaplste tins'' of "Chinese Goods '
"'v " At ' ' v r:;'
;i roiia INK C O. v : ;;
Honolulu's Leading Chinese Curio Store ;
1152 Nuuana St., near Pauahi ; ;
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I . DAILY REMINDERS
r Make some of .,' today's want ads
serve YOU by answeWng a few of
them. . -::;-.-.-' j- n :- -
For - sale Entire furnishings of
Ainahau hotel, 4, bedroom sets, billi
ard and pool tabfes, etciAdv.
, For Distilled Water, Hire's Root
Beef and aU other " Popular Drinks
try the Con. Soda'-Water Works Co.
Adv. . :; .-',: '; ,; '.
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doomed to; seven- years, of . bad luck.
Peacock feathers were formerly con
sidered as - bearers of sickness, yet j
fashion has Introduced them into
hcuse d prorations and that.- too. with
out any serious' consequences ensuing. J
The Greeks and Romans-' of 'ancient
times put implicit : trust in signs' -and
omens end never undertook enterprise
Of .any kind without consulting the
oracle. " Tho sometimes the responses .
would hear oppositoMnterpretatlcins. ;
the'r faith In the oiacle.neverwravered
ttc"' fault, they considered, - was ;'al v
ways With the interpreter. !
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