Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-02-19
ALL IS READY
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the Royal Hawaiian bust with the
crown and coat of arms and the in.
scription "Ka Puali Publ ohe o k,
Moi o Hawaii on the large end.
F. L. Thompson will be the royal
court Jester.
and without bias award the six prizes
to the ones most deserving to be win
ners. The prizes will be: Most beau-
tiful lady's costume. 2-Most beautiful
mans costume. 3-Most original lady
costume. 4-Most original mans cos
tune. 5-Most comical lady's costume.
6-Most comical mans costume.
1t was thought at first that supper
would be served from ~ to but this
has been changed. Mrs. Fuller finding It
possible to have her complete STAFF
ready an hour earlier.
Following is a list Of the patronesses:
Mrs. S. NJ. Damon (chairman) and
Mesdames p. Isenberg, ST.. e. X. Will
| der G. p. Wilder. J. h. Castle. Allan
White, A. NJ. Turner. NJ. widdifeld, +
A. Schaefer. T. r. Walker, F. NJ. Swan
zy. w. F.. Allen. b. F. Dillingham;. F,
NJ. Hatch. NJ. NJ. Estee Capt. Shaker
p. Neumann. w. C. Wilder. Jas. Camp
bell C. F. Pond. NJ. Phillips. w. Hoff-
mann. r. Levers, II. f. Cooper, +. W.
Jordan. NJ. NJ. Scott, T. May. A. T. At
kinson. A. NJ. Brown, J. T. Mcdonald,
A. G. Halves. J. S. Walker, II. Mott
Smith. II. F. wichman. Harry Lewis,
G. Herbert. T. W. Hebron. W. F. Frelr.
J. NJ. Dowsett, J. c. Spencer. DR.. Mey
ers. s. c. Allen, and S. Parker.
Following is the make up OF the va
rious committees:
Executive-Mrs. W. NJ. Graham
tchairman). and Mesdames C. p. Coop
er. G. p. Wilder. S. e. Damon. c. A.
EIston. A. II. Isenberg. E. d. Tenney,
A. G. Halves. NJ. widdifeld. S. NJ. Da-
mon. A. Fuller and J. S. Walker.
Judges to award prizes-Mrs. A. II.
Isenberg tchairman). d. II. Hitchcock,
F. NJ. Swanzy, J. Tucker. J. r. Gait and
S. NJ. Damon.
Refreshments-Mrs. Andrew Fuller
(chairman.) and Mesdames c. Il. Coop
er, S. E. Damon, T. J. King. J. II. Sop
er. A. NJ. Turner. z. Halstead. A. b..
Wood. J. Rothwell and Carl Du Roy
Tickets-Mrs. A. G. Halves (chair-
mani Miss Jessie Kaufman and Mes
danes F. NJ. Hatch, S. NJ. Damon. NJ
Widdifield. G. p. Wilder, Capt. Shaker,
E. d. Tenney, J. S. Walker, J. T. Nc
Donald, F. NJ. Swanzy. A. II. Isenberg.
l.. Freeth, Mary Gum. NJ. Phillips, s.
Parker and Z. w. Jordan.
Decoration-Mrs. c. A. Elston (chair-
mani. Misses Scott. Patty. Robertson,
and Mesdames J. w. Robertson. E. Par
ker NJ. Vanimon and r. Mist.
Finances. Edward Damon.
To Secure Prizes-Mrs. NJ. Widd!-
field (chairman), and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott.
Dance Hall-Mrs. f. d. Tenney
tchairman). and Mrs. J. S. Walker.
Music-Mrs. J. T. Mcdonald CHAIR
mani and Mrs. w. NJ. Graham.
Floor Manager-Dr. NJ. Z. Grossmar.
Floor-Frank II. Armstrong CHAIR
mani and Messrs. S. A. Walker, Gee
Fuller. w. w. Harris, Fred. Angus and
L. r. A. Hart.
Miss Abigail Campbell who Is to
be Princess Carnival, will appear on
her throne. handsomely attired in royal
robes OF white satin trimmed with gold
lace and studded with real pearls. the
major portion OF which were purchased
in Europe by Mrs. Campbell. the young
lady's mother. To complete this make
up will be long red velvet train flow-
ing from the neck, gathered in close
at the waist and arranged as whole
in what is known as the princess style.
John Tarn McGrew, Prince Carnival,
Is to be attired in blue velvet suit
with the knickerbocker trousers show
ing a touch of black. He will wear q
handsome hat turned up at one side
and surmounted by long white plume
floating out behind. As background
for this handsome costume will be a
red velvet robe OF state thrown over
his chair.
1t is a well known fact that other
royal personages. representing var!-
Gus countries of the world. will DO
among those present. Certain 1t Is
that Hawaii will be represented by
one Of royal blood-Prince David Ka-
wananakoa. The costume of this young
man promises to rival In gorgeousness.
that OF Prince Carnival himself.
There are to be a great many hand
some costumes at the ball tonight but
the taste Of Honolulu people in mat
tiers Of the kind, seems to run more to
the comical, than to anything else.
There will be many costumes that
would certainly "startle the natives"
OF the countries which 1t is being
sought to have them represent.
Perhaps one Of the features OF tho
evening In the line of costumes will be
the Princess Dowager OF China and a
ragged gang Of Boxers all decked out
In war paint. With one fell swoop, the
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