The Daily bulletin., 1892-11-25
KAUAIAN A.
Brilliant Ball Given by the Knights
OF Pythias.

Pythias, would shortly give select
ball, the ladies looked up their even
ing dresses and dainty finery, while |
the gentlemen furnished up their
white kids and "clawhammers," for
it was generally understood that this |
was to be very swell affair"
Upward of one hundred and fifty
invitations were issued, and on Sat
urday evening, November 10, very
large and brilliant assemblage of
Kauai's most distinguished citizens
with others from Honolulu, met in
the Pythian Hall, Kealia, to do
homage to the muse Terpsichore
The floral and Pythian decorations
of the hall were simply superb, re-
flecting great credit upon the artis-
tic taste of the committee in charge
MICH. Fairchild and Mr.Stephen
King being the leading spirits, ably
assisted by Mrs. Chas. b. Makee and
others. Ferns both in pots and leis,
together with roses, lilies and other
cut flowers, were used in great
abundance. The charming effect was
commented upon by everyone pre-
sent.
The music was excellent and was
one of the features of the evening.
Misses Kate Bertelmann and Kama
kee Cummins performed on the
piano; Mr.. Frank Bertelmann, violin;
Mr.. Henry Bertelmann, flute.
The following is list of the in
vited guests:
HI. r. HI. Prince David Kawanana-
koa, His Elk. Governor and Mrs.
Rice, His Elk. G. N. Wilcox, Hon. A.
S. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. III. Will
cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, Mr. and
Mrs. Wishard, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis,
Mr.. Jno. Hogg, DIR. G.. Walters, Mr..
De Lacy, Miss Anghajen, Miss Grau,
Miss Maroni, Mr.. Broadbent, Mrs.
Wolters, Rev. and Mrs. Isenberg, Mr.
Alexander, Carl Isenberg, Mr.. Zol-
lars, Mr.. Malui, Miss Butler, Miss
Bachelar, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman, from Lihue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellenbrock, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant,
Mrs. Kron, Mr.. A. d. Lindsay, Mr..
Bossolier, Mr.. Scott, Mr.. Birchmeyer,
Mr.. Hubert and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Moller, from Kilauea.
DR.. and Miss Smith, Judge Hardy
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cropp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodacre, Mr.. j. X,
Farley, Miss Bartlers, Mr. and Mrs
Bocrantz, Mr.. Burket and Mr.
Schleicher from Koloa.
Mr.. H. P. Faye, Mr.. and Mrs
Borchgrevink, Mr.. Kitcat and Mr.
Olmsted from Mana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meier, Mr.. Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Isenberg, Miss
Nahum, Mr.. and Mrs. Borchgre
wink and Mr.. Kruse from Kekaha.
DIR. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Hofgaard, Mr.. and Mrs. Glib
son, Mr. and Mrs. Stoltz, Mr.. Brant
Mr.. Norton, Mr.. Francis Gay, Mr.
Chas. Gay, Miss Gay and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robinson from Waimea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Center
cir. and Mrs. Holenberg, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, Miss Bailey, Mr.
Simpson, Mr.. Zumwalt and Mr.
Scott from Makaweli
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Dreier and Mr.
Keppler from Eleele.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Lindsay and Mis-
M. Lindsay from Papaa.
Col. 2. S. Spalding, Col. and Mrs
r. G. Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Blaisdell, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Humid
ley, DR.. and Mrs. HI. P. Hugus, Mis-
Kate Lindsay, Mr. VIM. Eassie, MI
Geo. III. Fairchild, Mr.. F. B. Smith
Mr.. S. G. King, DIR. Parish, Mr.. c
Ahm, Mr.. w. Ottmann, Mr.. S. B
Horner, Mr.: S. w. Holmer, Mr.. d. Z
Horner, Mr.. j. il. Mckee, DIR. Naka
zano and Mr.. X Hatta from Kealia
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Makee ant
daughter, Miss Alice Miller, Mr.. an,
Mrs. I'll. z. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs
Toms, Miss Tunie Toms, Mr.. G. B
Mackenzie, Mr.. John Neal, MI
Thomas Neal, Mr.. E. Lindemann ant
Masters Fred and Leicester Tom
from Kapaa.
Miss Kamakee Cummins, Mis-
Maria Cummins, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
and Mr.. Robert More from Hone
J, lulu, Oahu.
OF the visiting Sir Knight
present there were representative
from several United States lodge
among whom we noticed Sir Knigh
Samuel Hundley from Washingto
!. Lodge No. 2, Connecticut; S
Knight Goodacre from Myrtl
Lodge, San Francisco; Sir Knigi
I'll. q. Austin, a p. G. G.. and chartt
member of Brooklyn Lodge, Kans;
City, Missouri. There were also S
Knight Deverill, from Mystic Lodg
and Sir knight Ellenbrock fro
Oahu Lodge of Honolulu.
The program contained fourtee
numbers with several extras. M
Adam Lindsay and Miss Nickelse
and Mr.. S. g. King and Miss \
}. Lindsay regaled those present wit
a very graceful rendering of I'll
Highland Schottische as one of I'll
extras and were roundly applaude
Very many of the toilets worn !
the ladies we're costly and elegan
! and they all seemed to vie with eao
, other and succeeded in presentir
an exceedingly brilliant appearan
rarely witnessed upon the islanC
A few of the most noticeable may
mentioned:
Mrs. r, G. Spalding appeared
j., advantage in an elegant gown
81 heliotrope India silk trimmed wi
obi ffnn laoa anI J;an,nnI Nrn an,nnt