The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-12-07
Tie Fair at Saint Andrews P-iory.

The premises known as $. Andrew :
Priory lend themselves very readily 10 such
6 worthy occasion as that 70 which they
we're rag on saturday last. when q grand
fancy fair v-lS held for the purpose Of aiding
tbs bcsl3irS fund Of s.. Andrews Memorial
Cathedral.
Fo- many weeks past the sood Sisters Of
the Pri0ry, aided most generously BY many
kind friends, both within and without the
Anglican communion, had been indDStEiouSly
employed n making OF collecting the numsr-
ocS srt1clsS- tasteful and useful, which 30 10
supply the stalls and tables of Successful
undertaking OF the kind.
A large tent, kindly lent by the King, was
taSrsfully decorated with flowers, ferns and
cresnery, and in this were two long tables
laden with all sorts OF dslicscies and sub
stantisl dishes for the lunch, one table being
supplied II the Hawaiian and the other II
the As9ls fashion; down the center were
smaller tables.
IN the large school-roOm we're the stalls,
with al sorts Of pretty. fancy work, photo
graphs, cilg and wire work. China and
Japanwsre; indeed, articles of rsrtH and
bric-a-brsc generally. Native skill and taste
were plentifClly and wortbily represented.
Many articles OF plat N straw, sugar cane
and banana; hats made up of the sauie /;
fans les, necklaces OF kukui nuts, calA-
baShsS, models Of grass houses, canoes, etc;
II fact an endless list Of articles. Another
rov Of stalls were loaded With sweets. TOYS
and everything dear TO juveniles.
a tent full o. most lovely flowers was also
a feature Of the far, and did 8 thriving
business
The public began 70 pour II 10y 10 4. ~,
and pretty constant Tow OF visitors passed
10 and fro throughout the day. Towards
noon many business men from their Offices
dropped IN to lunch. In the afternoon His
Majesty, accompanied BY his nepbeES, en-
tered the grounds, and proved most gsner-
Gus purchasers. His Majesty himself invest
ing handsomely.
Altogether the fair vas = marked success :
the weather was beautiful the Reformatory
School Sand provided excellent music the
coffee, the lce-creamS. the sweets and deli
e2ciss generally were pronounced excellent,
Mr.. Horns cake was attractive 10 the eye and
PLEASANT to the taste, and the worthy Sisters
viii Be able 10 add . the building fund sOmsss
where IN the neighborhOod Of 5000.
The Bishop Of Honolulu and Mrs. Willis
were assisting throughout the day, and the
stalls were served by the following ladies
FANCY TABLES.
Her NGjesty,s table. presided over by
Mrs swan and Mrs. n Z COlburu... Sl52 =
Mrs F. ? Hastings snt Mrs q. c
bscS-sy ------..- .----.--. .----.-- % ~
Mrs MzcSjntosh Miss Louisa Brick
wood. Miss sells Hs0uail5ri aud
Mr.. hs-skau .....................-... - 70
Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Buchan1n.---.-... 20 70
Mrs.. Malcolm Brown aud Mrs. W. N.
NrtELrC. -------.-4-- IL .
Mrs n. D. N5nsarrat and Mrs. G. D.
tree-E-.---.- ..--.---..--.--...- leS "
Mrs J. ". Robertson and Mrs W
ne Sisters. .---.-.--.-----.------.---. q %
TO..l,,.,,.,........-,.,...,........,.sl.4sE .
FLORAL rAErE
Miss Rose Nakee- S5O ~
LCSCR DEPARTMENT.
f. z. II. Princess Likelike'S table,
P4luz Hawaii "...-.--...-.....-..- So 80
Miss II. Cleghorn, lunch and sal4ds...- 81 %
Mrs D. kellet and Mrs. H. Smith. ice
cream Snd c7ke--..--- * .
Mrs A. Clark. tes and cofee..-.--..---. - %
Ms D. kellert- ginger ale and soda
e@-sr n ;.,-'---.---- -
To,4l...,,.-...............,..,..........s @55 $
ECvESILE DEPAEr1rESr-
Miss Won Holt's rzbIe........-......-.-.. SlO7 70
Miss Clark. Miss Crozier and Miss
Bath, candies ------------------------ 40 10
To,al..--....-..-....................... sls7 s.
GAZE EEcErFrs.
NsSsrs- 2 J. TeS-- and T Morris, gate
cifs le ; .-;, s ~ e. e
T0-a.--.------.--.-..-...- So IS
REHABILITATION.
Fancy tab AZ %
I ora t5o-e- -------------- ~ W
Juvenile department -------------------- IL s.
cate and o5nsr e-elprS----------------. 80 -
Grand total --..-..---.-.-------.. saa1U s.
The expenses will not be over 500. TINS