Honolulu Lent Observances Amid Society Festivities Hints
The article describes a Lenten period in Honolulu with social events and dances filling the week. It notes a quiet Lent for some but large entertainments planned by officers and society leaders, including a forthcoming Easter engagement and preparations for a grand masquerade at the Young Hotel roof garden. The city also anticipates Washington's Birthday celebrations with electric displays, parades, and social gatherings downtown and in Behan Park. Prominent hosts and attendees for the Elks masquerade are listed.
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Eastor
Honolulu
Washington
Bikdom
Kloet
Behan Park
Walter F
Corwin Powens
Gee K. Hunter
Samuel W. Dunning
BA. Mott Simith
Walter Hoffmann
E. P. Low
G. F. Renton
G. Wikior
Robert Lowers
Charles Chapin
New ‘York City
Moana Hotel
Chapin
New York
Bachelor Maide Tea Highlights Social Week in Honolulu
A busy Saturday and Sunday social scene unfolds in Honolulu with Baker Maide tea at the Warren home, Mrs. Norton Bobo and Miss Ruth Smith among the hosts. Guests include Pasadena visitors Miss Wil fred Webb and Miss Helen Magill, plus Southern California Woman’s Club members. Captain Exton hosts a Fort Shafter dinner with American conate guests. Treadwell moves to Yokohama. A Valentine dinner at the Moana features Mrs. Hough and guests, while Governor Frear attends a pink centerpiece dinner at the Smith residence. The flash of travel chatter, bridge games, and socializing reflects a vibrant island scene as visitors and locals mingle in formal and informal entertainments.
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John T. Warrun
Wilfred Webb
Helen Magill
Pasadena
Plenagaton
Mre
E. W. Sutton
Sirs
Norton Bobo
Tre
Lamis J. Warren
Mra
Fred Damon
Ruth Smith
M Melon Quarles
Werthmueller
Robert J
Ite
Mia
Warren
Southern California
Los Angeles
Shakespeare Club
California
Ming Webb
Ming Ruth Smith
Oahy College
Miss Smith
Mre. Treadwell
Treadwell
Japan
Yokohama
Sheriton
Moana Hotel
Healey
United States Army
Hough
Wand Mixa Hough
Mew
van Schuyrer
Mins Helen van Schuyrer
Portland
Oregon
Victor Collin
J. Baundhea
Batt Francisco
Cal
Penroy Claghorn
Ray Jones
James Pf
Honolulu
Winifred Webb
Mima Helen Magill
Paandana
Marvyn Magill
Heland
Miss Webb
Washington Pichef Webb
Miss Magill
Stanford
Theta
Palo Alto
Oakland
Mr. Magill
T the Volcano
Dolly's Pure Malt Whiskey as World’s Greatest Medicine
An advertisement extols Dolly's Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal tonic boosting nerve tissue heart brain muscles and blood. It claims to aid digestion nourish the body, aid overworked people and sickly children, preserve longevity, and even revive the elderly, with testimonials from patrons including near centenarians in Warren.
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Warren
The
Dolly
Hawaiian style dinner and society notes in Honolulu
The piece describes a Honolulu gathering with a Hawaiian themed menu and decorations including a kou Palang board centerpiece. It notes Mrs. Raw and Judge Ballou leaving for Washington and New York on the Mongolia, with a steamer landing and many friends bidding them farewell. It mentions Harriet Downett’s return aboard the Wilhelmia, visits to Mrs. Dowsett, and other social movements and travel within the local elite.
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Mrs. Raw
Judge
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Wadhame
Fort Shafter
Cleveland
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George Smith
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Frear
Ees
Samuel Averett
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Wey
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William Rawlins
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Cleland Padly
Duffy
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Taemera
Remington Typewriter
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Mr Matson
Lar
Ibe Matson
Wilhelmina
Meamer
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Ander Young
Bohofield Barracks
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