The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-04-13

east OF Nations tnal ptClDS I'M
evening. 1t is TO be for the bene
Ill of six different charities, aud grea
preparations are being made TO make
it a success.
The charities 10 be benefited are
the kindergarten, the Flower Mis-
sion, the Cleaners, the w. c. T. L,
the "Isn and the Sailors Home. The
Flower Mission was formed by the
Rev. Mr.. Macintosh four or five
years ago. 1t is composed of young
ladies who, every week, take flowers
to the Queens Hospital. The Mis-
sion is very DESTROYS of endowing a
free bed at the hospital, and is work
ing hard TO that end. The President
is Mrs. Swanzy, the Secretary is Mrs.
f. W. Jordan, and the Treasurer is
Miss Won Holt.
The Cleaners is sn old missionary
society founded by the Central Union
Church. II is a branch of the Wo-
mems Board of Missions. Its officers
are: President, Mrs. f. a. Jones; Sec
rotary, Miss Levers, and Treasurer,
Miss Par6e.
The W. c. 7. [. was started about
ten years ago by Mrs. Lesvitt. 1t
gives >-Nl a tEAl ~ MISS
for her work among the HawaiIans,
and has a number of other practical
charities on its hands. 1t has a large
membership, and is great help to
the Y. NJ. c. A. Its officers are: Mrs.
J. NJ. Whitney, President; Mrs. r. J.
Green, Secretary, and Mrs. Coan,
Treasurer.
The "Ys" are branch of the last
named society, and have about fifty
young women as members. Mrs. +.
W. Jordan is the President, Miss
Bodies is Secretary, and Miss Gilman
Treasurer. They help in the y. NJ. c.
a. work furnish temperance paper
for the Loyal Legion, and have sent
considerable money 10 help the tenn
perance cause in other countries.
They also give Miss Green a salary of
800 a year for her Hawaiian work.
The money that will go TO the Sail
ors' Home as its share of the proceeds
of the Feast of Nations will be used
for furnishing that institution. Money
for the building fund was raised some
time ago.
There will be twelve booths in the
bazar. They will be presided over by
well known ladies of Honolulu, who
will be assisted by corps Of younger
ladies WHO will all be dressed in the
costumes of the country their booth
represents. The result will be a very
gay sight.
Mrs. Haalelea has charge OF the Ha-
waiian booth. 1t will be built TO
represent an old-time native house
with a lanai at the rear where Ha-
waiian food will be served TO those
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NJ u I Glad. :, ,ra ca-,,or
hooth will have control oyar a varit-
sbIe GSrn,sn on,Ioo- - ,-ar5an
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snts Cofaa and Ga-n,an % - iii
h disnsnSsT ~ oil con,ar-
NJ w q irwin will rnIa over q
French salon of the time of T ouisXy
The costumes of fbrea nario1s of
french history will he sbown-thosa
Of Iouis Nv the First Fmpire and
tha carly mart of This century when
AIsaca and Torrsine wera mari Of
Frsnca-snd Ont flowers b6n-boDs
and a pnmbsr Of Frenchy trifIes will
he tbe srock-in-trade.
Mrs. Cunha. i'm the Portuguese
bootb. will have a villa buiIt in q
STYLE of architecture between Moorish
and Gothic It will be filled with
PortuOusse neasantry in the native
Anciant G,asoa will nave Mrs Wild
d;faId a. cbief Goddess with a num-
her If minor g9dIesses snrrounding
her all in severely classic costumes.
Nothino buf nectar and ambrosia will /
h. nnrrbssahIe here