Colonial Ball Promises Splendid Garden Party and Dinner Dance
Floricultural and social pages describe a grand Colonial Ball and Dinner Dance in Honolulu with decorations of tropical plants, silk, and hawaiian motifs. Notables including Mrs Henry Cooper, Mrs Walter Cowles, and numerous officers attend elaborate dinners, entertainments, and garden parties at venues such as the Colonial Hotel and Mount Vernon, highlighting a vibrant social season and preparations for a royal-style ball.
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Chelal Fane Howe
Af Tude
Henry Cooper
Fiien
Esa
Erin
Walt
Eottia
Medan
Hit Kalniana
Manet
Men Comp
Miu Flovenesestan
Mie Hote Heckwatl
Mink Allee Cooper
Nile Hotter
Knaigh Hintvedtt
Enenla Balinne
Hnaigh Lowey
Stig Hagan
Hnaign Train
Moraller
Herator
Firth
Alry
Ina
Social Chronicle Details Erratic Honolulu Weekend Events
A fragmentary society page notes Mrs Gawtay Sehaefer Naw Wenn’s social week and a tangle of visits, hospitals, and greetings. Mentions include Senator Hele Kilideen, Queen’s Hospital, and travel aboard the steamer Koren to February events. Also referenced are Mrs Spear’s five month visit, Mrs Harold Dillitie Want, and Mrs Crore Kenyon among others in a crowded social-letters style montage.
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Mes
Marci
Tome
Mokilola
Harold Dillitie
Felon
Honoluli
Mrr
Harold DU Hingham
Wis Tamity
Wutsalle
AUPE. DIAMOND STILL TROUBLE SHEDS OCTETS
A fragmented OCR clipping describes AUPE DIAMOND facing ongoing trouble with octets, dealers, and deliveries. Mentions dates, places, and various names in a dense, garbled fashion, noting delays and attempts to overturn payments and shipments.
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Aupe
Planning to Stop President’s Tours News in Washington
Fragmentary OCR style text references stopping the president’s tours in Washington. It mentions the House of Representatives, funding amounts like $225,000 and $55,000, and possible political maneuvering. Names and dates are unclear, with scattered phrases about Democrats and a presidential tweet.
Noted Sculptor Uncle of Ea P Newcome Dead at Fifteen
A fragmented obituary notes the death of a renowned sculptor who was the uncle of Ea P Newcome. The text names multiple relatives and lists locations and institutions connected to the deceased, though many phrases are garbled.
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Wemhover
AML
Heidge
Pelze
Laneboon
Mra
Hermon Walbridge
Annie Parke
Howenson
Oak County
Mie
Hens Doveen
David Rior
Howton
Mair
Wag Informatiiy
Mise Annie Parke
Mew
H Fason Bishop
Hana Mae
EA. P. Newcome
Would Bar Making Flag a Table Cover
Apparent article fragment discusses proposed restrictions on making a flag a table cover, referencing General Wood and protective laws. It mentions various names and protest tone, with unclear surrounding context and scattered phrases about state actions and wartime era rhetoric. The readable portion centers on a flag usage debate and protective law themes.
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Amierfont Mme
Steef
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