Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 230
y strange. Soon after arriving, invitations werereceived for a party to be given at the hotel on ChristmasEve. Strange sights met our eyes at this festival. Mem-bers of native royalty, together with the rich Chinese, a fewJapanese, and some Americans, danced together, having thebest kind of a time.… … a holiday. by CHARLES E. AMES, AGE I3. (SILVER BADGE.) because we usually spent our Christmas sleigh-riding orskating, while in Honolulu Christmas is nearly as warm asour summer. The next day being Christmas, the natives had a feast.The Americans as a great privilege were invited, and be-cause we…
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