The Daily bulletin., 1892-11-25
kids, full length; diamond and pearl


ornaments.
Another very pretty toilet was
that worn by Miss Kamakee Cum
Minis, of white silk lace with white
satin trimmings, cut semi-decollette,
with full length white kids; white
satin slippers; La Belle France roses
for ornaments.
Her sister, Miss Maria Cummins,
was charming in a white silk mule,
semi-decollette with full white kid
gloves, white satin slippers, jewel
and floral ornaments.
Mrs. DIR. Hugus was very pretty
in rich black silk lace gown, jewel
ornaments.
Miss Grau of Gov. Rice's party
wore a charming white MULE gown,
cut decollette with cardinal silk
trimmings and floral ornaments,
with pretty effect.
II. r. H. Prince David and his
charming cousin, Miss Maria Cum
Minis, as his partner, we're the cyno-
sure of all this brilliant assemblage,
as they glided SO gracefully through
the throng of walters apparently
unconscious of the attention they
attracted, so genuine was their en-
! joyment.
The gentlemen very generally
were in regulation full dress-"claw-
hammers" white kids, and patent
leather "kicks."
The refreshments were of un-
usually excellent character and
bountifully supplied. They con-
sisted of the usual sandwiches, cold
meats and fowl, salads, delicious
strong coffee, cake of many varieties
and exceedingly toothsome, sweet
meats, ice cream and bonbons-a
menu fit to tempt the most fasti-
dious.
The ladies and gentlemen forming
the committees, to whom great ere
dit is due for the perfect manage
ment and success of the whole affair,
are as follows:
Arrangements-G HI. Fairchild,
S. d. King, VIM. Eassie.
Reception-Wm. Blaisdell, DIR. HI.
p. Hugus, Ben Horner.
Floors. d. King, Geo. H. Fair
child.
Refreshment-Mrs. VIM. Blaisdell,
Mrs. Chas. B. Makee, Mrs. H. p.
Hugus.
The smoothness with which all
minor details were managed was
noticeable.
Carriages were taken in charge
Immediately upon arrival and were
in readiness promptly when desired
Altogether this was the most enjoy.
able social entertainment ever given
upon this island. Well done, Sir
Knights of Kealia. You certainly
deserve the hearty cheers and tiger
so Justify voiced you at the conclu,
sion of your dance.
Since the arrival of the steamer
Jas. Makee this morning, bringing
us the first intelligence of the elec
tions in the United States, several O.
our most popular young gentlemen
have modified their arrangement
for the coming season, and have de
; cided not to wear white hats, an6
i not attend the Chicago Columbian
Exposition, unless the walking is ex
ceptionally fine. They look chill,
and shiver occasionally as if strucl
Wy u Sol't lloll lloIVu' L oo
;. sibly they have been submerged un
. der the Cleveland landslide.
Col. z. S. Spalding returned thi
morning by the Jas. Makee from
Honolulu.
We are also pleased to note thu
return to Kapaa of Mr.. G. B. Makee
who has been sojourner at Lihu
for the past week or ten days,
: guest of DR.. g. Walters, who per
formed a successful surgical opera
tion on Cnarley's face.
The weather for the past week ha
: been very clustering, with an un
usual amount of rain for this sec
!, ton. The general health is good.
Our special election for Noble, t
!. fill the unexpired term of six years
! caused by the resignation of tn
j Hon. G. N, Wilcox to accept his pre-
sent position in the Cabinet, take
!, place Monday, December 5. Up t
r present writing there is but one car
4 didate, Alexander McBryde havin
c consented to run.
Kauai, Nov. %, 1892.