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

wore an attractive gown and carried
Mother Goose broom. F. G. Smith was
a monk; w. r. Castle, Jr, was Tasso;
P. r. Helm, a monk; w. II. Soper,
Highland Chieftain; Miss l.. n. Brad
shaw, fancy Domino.
Mrs. DR.. Mcdonald, as a Daughter
of the Revolution, appeared in a white
satin skirt of the Martha Washington
style, with an overskirt of black and
white, decollete bodice. hair pompadour
and powdered.
Miss J. n. Soper appeared as a Gains
borough, wearing huge picture hat.
G. w. Hayselden represented the
Press in a paper costume showing the
names of the various papers which find
readers in Hawaii
Miss Lii Jordan was Il witch in red.
f.. B. Clark was a typical John sui.
Horace j. Craft made a capital clown
and his antics amused the crowd. Fred
Weed made a capital Chinese on konihi
bent. He was armed with Il jug said
to contain sam-shu. Ed Dekum was
ANY Old Thing" j. d. McInecney
in sporty costume represented the
darby out for a cakewalk. Miss Belle
/ Snyder and Mrs. Fogarty were flower
girls.
( Arthur Wall made a handsome APP
/ pearanc as a Spanish cheVallefi =. >.
/! Wright was a toreador.
! A Red HIBISCUS was the pretty
/ character sustained by Mrs. Gerritt
] p Wilder. She wore a red chiffon
dress with a short SKIRT held at the
waist by a green girdle. The bodice
1 was worn low. Her hat was OF red
chiffon, very large, representing ny
/ discus flower.
Ruth Walker aDDedreQ IN Il
handsome gown designating the char
acter of a flower girl in the sixteenth
/ century.
p. n. Lansdale wore colonial COS
tune.
GermaIlia in a handsome costulh'. Nv
bodice was OF old gold clotn WITH th'
prussiaa coat-of-arms emblazoned or
the front in deep black.
Mrs Hoefer looked admirable ~
handsome Swiss costume.
DIR Herbert wore a domino with 6
powdered wig.
Among those who sat in the boXe:
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Brown
Mr. and Mrs A T. Atkinson, Mrs.
G. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hatch
Miss Kaufman, Mrs. James B. Castle
Mrs NJ. c. Widdifield, Mrs. s. NJ. Da
mon. MIR. and Mrs. J. p. Cooke. Hon
William G.. Irwin and party, Mr.. anE
Mrs. ID. NJ. w nltney- MISC w iiIu'|S
Mr.. Whitney, Mrs Walker, the Mise
Walker, Mrs Samuel Parker DIR. ant
Mrs Carmichael, DR.. and Mrs. Geo
Herbert. DR.. and Mrs. Charles b
Cooper. Miss Patty. Mrs. AndreN
Fuller. Mrs Noonan, Mr.. and Mrs. f
A. Schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A 1sen
berg. Captain and Mrs. Shaker, y. ;
A., Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Falk, Mrs. Iren
Brown and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
Suhr Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsert. Nj
and Mrs c. A Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Magoop, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Low
rev, Mr. and Mrs. e. Faxon Bishop
, Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Wood, Mr.. an
Mrs. E. D. Tenney. Mrs. Belle Jone:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mr.. an
4 Mrs Charles Booth, Mrs. Char
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Curmin
Judge and Mrs. Estee, Mrs. Paul Net
mann Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander I
| Halves, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. George Da
: vies, Mrs. Allan White, Mr.. and Mr.
J. A. Gilman.
Among the spectators on the stag
= and in the hall We're Mr.. and Mrs.
: A. McCandless, MIR. and Mrs. G.
f Wilder Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Han, Mi'
d Hall, Mr.. and Mrs Gartiey, NM
a Edith Mist. Mr.. and Mrs. BERTHE Mis-
= Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Crappe, "a
! and Mrs. Du Roi, Miss Mcintyre, MI
Vida, Arthur Macintosh, Mr.. ar
a Mrs. Atwater Miss Ella Stanspur
6 Miss Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs +. '
lie Glade, Mr.. and Mrs. George X Ga