The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-30


table to the next higher There were
three tables, and three changes were
made, giving an opportunity Tor all TO
meet at some time during the evening.
The affair was both novel and enter
tanning, and was greatly enjoyed The
table decorations were in green and
yellow and presented a pretty effect.
Ihe guests were Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Neumann, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Suhr,
Judge and Mrs. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Isenberg Sr., Captain Pond, Z. S.
! N, and Mrs. Pond, and Mrs. Frank
.Sas.@
The masquerade dance given by the
I Healani Boat Club last evening sur
passed even the fondest expectation of
those who had it in charge in the real
ization not only of the spirit of merri-
ment, but in the matter of costumes.
The boathouSe, which is one of the
most delightful spots in town for an
evening of this kind, was brilliantly
lighted, and the bridge pathway span
. ming the water between Ala Moana
and the clubs headquarters was a gilt
tering avenue of electric illuminationS,
to guide the mysteriously cosmopolitan
throng that shortly before o'clock be-
gan to arrive in whirring autos and
rafting hacks.
Glistening under the light of a myriad
of electric lights, the dancing floor OF
the clubhouse was in its usual excel
with the club colors in gay banners
and fiuttering pennants.
An ideal Honolulu evening with
charming aquatic surroundings made
the scene one of beauty ana gayety, the
music of the quintet club harmonizing
sweetly with the ripping water in
which the lights We're reflected.
The costumes We're many and odd,
more than three hundred maskers
mingling in the clubhouse with inter-
esting cosmopolitan effect. The clowns
were much in evidence, as We're also
Irish comedians, Maud Mullers and
milkmaids
The eighteen numbers of the program
We're merrily reeled off by the enthu'
siastic fun-makers, and seemed none
too long, though it was O'Clock before
the last extra closed the program
At ii o'clock the revelations caused
by the unmasking furnished a merry
half hour of good natured jesting, and
the dainty collation. served on the club
house lanais occupied the attention of
the maSqueraderS for an interval, be-
fore the dancing was resumed.
Among those present, in their respec
tive representations, were the follow
ing:
] Ben Bruins, giddy old maid; B. Kidd,
Hoosier: Fred Holzheizer, Japanese;
Ralph Yardley, an artist in evening
dress; Wade Warren Thayer, evening
dress; H. A. Bigelow, evening dress;
Roscoe Perkins, typewriter agent; Fred
Lowell, evening dress; III. D. Walter
Jr., full dress; Prince David, evening
dress; Walter Hyneman, full dress; II.
c. Morse, a sport; Dan Renear, little
girl in blue; r. B. Booth, monk; A. C.
Wall, Filipino; F. II. G.. Seymour, alb
sent minded beggar; c. A. West, pack
of cards; p. r. Helm, Japanese; e. J.
Healey, Chinese; S. a. Rose, Japa csc;
Sam Johnson, Prince Charming; w. E.
: mi. n .piC r
man; S. A. Crooke, wise man; Harry
Cobb, Dutchman; DR.. o. E.Wall. moak;
r. b. Booth, monk; Jack Young
officer; F.. w. McChesney, full dress;
w. B. McLane, minstrel; Fred West,
cowboy; F. I. Woodbridge, Arizona
blonde: Ralph Raymond, Japanese;
Merle Johnson. negro girl: w, I. Ma
deira tennis player; Guy Livingstone,
policeman; w. E. Miller, officer; Rem
ington Harrison, Mephisto; Jack Bel
Rhodes, evening dress; Mr.. Burlington,
evening dress; Frank Woodbridge,
. school girl; Mrs. Woodbridge, ballet
girl: A. K. Jones, fancy domino; Mrs.
Coulson, evening dress; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Moore, evening dress; Miss
Lloyd, japanese girl; Miss Grace, Jap
anese girl; Miss May Weir, nurse; Mrs.
Allan Dunno, pink domino; Miss Nellie
E. Fox, fancy domino; Miss l.. NJ.
bradshaw, Italian peasant girl; Mr.
Crook, patchwork; j. D. Dougherty
full dress: T. A Lloyd Jr.. swell coon;
n c. Morse, sport; G. ]. Boisse, even
ing dress; DR.. Hubby, evening dress;
Mr. Kohn, evening dress; MIR. Hanna
evening dress; Harry Murray, evening
dress; Herbert Young, evening dress
Miss Jennie Murray, Urania: Miss
, Lishman, moonlight; Mrs. Isabel
Booth, domino; w. w. Harris. evenir 6
dress: Mrs. Prescott, ballet girl: Mis-:
McCoriston, morning glory: Miss Alice
Johnson, evening dress; Mr.. Walter
malihini; Otto Berndt, cigaro: Mis-
Marshall. Grecian girl Miss Marshal
/, Mr.. Osborn, Mr.. James, Mr.. Dicke.
1 Foster and Captain George Wilson
: officers of the Meade: Miss LizZ'e Cur
| ney, carnation; Miss Dayton, Scotcl
q lassie: Miss Eva ami DAYTON, Grettel
: Mrs Bryant Eclipse" J. G. Schleit
( evening dress; Miss O~s. eve~t7g dress
l. Miss Amy Rowe, match Girl; Miss lobe
l. "What?" Miss Willcock Red eros
> nurse: Miss Ernestire Coughran, swee
:. girl graduate; Miss Emma Taylor
, school girl: Misses Fanny and Florenc
/ Osburne, japanese gir's: Mrs. r.
y Rice. tambourire gir': r. B. Rice, dr.
4 mo; F. 3. Damon, golfer: Miss Gold
y Quincy folly: Fred J. Scott. eve7in
{ dress: Miss Carol. friaross: Mr. Tar
II oti Waka, a merry chief; Miss WOOD
=, ward. don1~O, MISS haue McCarlfl
~ 'Maile;" Miss May. evening dress.
.I.&.&
Mrs. Walter Hoffman, gave d
lie lightful euchre card party yesterds
lie afternoon from to $3.50 o'clock. II
g, rooms were decorated prettily in gree
in and yellow Mrs. M. c. Widdfie
captured the prize, which was pref
sketch in water colors. The invit
company was Mrs. Andrew Fuller, MI
- A. T. Brock Miss Kaufman, Mrs. d
-. roi, Mrs. W. c. Wi der. Mrs Theodo
"a Lansing Mrs. Charles I. WILDER, MI
ai Mist, Miss Irmgard Schaefer, M
O. O. Phillip Andrews, Mrs. Gard 9er Wilde
,s Mrs. Kitcat, Mrs. Elston. Mrs Cav
ne Kauai, Mrs. Harold Mott-Smith. M
- J. Walter Jones. Mrs. H. a. IsenbH'
-, Miss Isenberg, Mrs. e. A. Jones. "
" Robinson. Mrs. C. B. Wood, Mrs. Sla
"a err Mrs. NJ. c. Widdifield. Mrs. Moo
~ Mrs. Otis. Mrs. A. f. Murphy NJ
'A LANCE, Mrs Annis Montagun Tn
Mrs. Augur, Lady Heron. Mrs.
;, Hatch, Mrs. F. J. LoWrey. Mrs. va
ny man. Appropriate ta'lv cards cons
IL ing of autumn leaves II water co
and other pretty souvenirs Were US
Bon voyage cards were giveT those
rs. the guests who are soon to depart
ed other lands.
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