The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-02-20

sticktoitiveness and executive ability
made her preeminent among ladies
who have been famed for their sue
cessful work in the past in social at
fairs. Mrs Graham has been indefat-
igable in working for the Mardi Gras
ball and deserves the highest praise for
what was done in the name of and for
charity.
Miss Kathleen Ward represented Su-
gar. Her skirt was made of sacking,
embroidered on the left-hand side with
letters, 'Hawaiis Mainstay. On the
front was pictured a sugar mill sur
rounded by green fields representing a
plantation On the right-hand side was
shown a train of cars loaded with cane
On the back were pictured the nation
| alities that are at work there. me
bodice was of soft white silk, with Il
little Zouave jacket made of sugar care
! leaves. In her right hand she carried
! a. stick of sugar cane and at the top
of the sugar cane were little S1lded
hicks and hoes and plantation impie-
mentS.
/ Ben Vickers appeared in bathing
suit to represent Waikiki beach. He
also wore a lei lima around his neck.
Fred Berger represented naval OIL
Ger l.. G. Blackman was monk.
! Mrs. Fl. Lose appeared as Bon-Bo
wearing a dress of light blue silk sewn
over with bon-bon wrappers. and a
hat made in the same chic manner.
Mrs. Gardner Wilder was Madame
Butterfly. She wore beautiful gown
of yellow gust cloth trimmed with blue
Her hat was of yellow soft stuff, trim
ned with butterflies She carried a
wand with huge butterfly at the tor
and trimmed with the carnival colors.
Mrs. Charles Elston was lady OF
the F,mpire. She was dressed in al
Empire gown of blue silk trimmed WITH
black satin.
Mrs. Mary Widdifield was lady OF
the DIRECTORY. She wore magnificent
han dress of white satin. Her hail
was pompadour and powdered. There
was wreath of flowers at the cor
sage.
Major George Potter, as the master
of ceremonies, was resplendenl as
Elorentine gentleman. He wore
handsome costume the mantle OF whici
was of blue plush slashed with cloti
of gold. His doublet was OF greer
, nlush. The hair was powdered and
:. false Deafu was WollI' LIZ ""N'
aiestic as he strobe about the palace
and looked the important part he play
ed He carried wand of rosewood
r surmounted by the Hawaiian cres
, with the royal inscription.
Prince David Kawananakoa appeare'
. only as a masker and danced the mrs
lancers with Miss Abigail Campbell
. 1.-The Princess Carnival The Prince DC
y occupied a seat in the royal oox pro
vided for his aunt, Queen Liliuokalafl
r Pierrot was carried by A. w. boz
: ltom1y and a Highland Chief by u.
+ Anderson. a convict in conventions
striped clothing was cleverly done
i liz D. Damon. J. L. Cockburn was
r Japanese lady for the time being
r Dolly Warden was the character sus
. tanned by Miss Elizabeth Camppeii,
: summer was Miss V. Jordan; Caro
lNiss nj. Jordan; Military Cadet, h.
Carter: Monk, C. w. Dickey; Annexa
It.on. Mrs. T. A. Simpson. Col. VIII
- Fisher looked very martial in the un
r. forr, of a member of the Governor
. ra1;forn;a's staff. Allison Jordan ar
, Henry Damon were trumpeters, al
tbev preceded the royal party on the
!, entry into the palace
J. Miss May Damon appeared as
n, witch and was certainly as bewitchli
+ as she could have wished to De. %