The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-16

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~ VERYBODY should go to the
| ~ Maternity Home luau today.
~ The weather prophet has de-
| \ clared that the atmospheric
colditions will be propitious and there
is everything in the wide, wide world
will be a-plenty. and of things to sell
flowers. candy, fancy work, ice cream
and knick- knacks to please the chill
dren-there will be an abundance.
Queen Liliuokalani will lend her per-
sonal aid to make the luau success
J and in this she will be assisted by
Prince David Kawananakoa, who has
charge of one of the native luau tables.
The ladies who have the affair in hand
have left nothing undone to assure a
successful issue, not only to themselves
but to those who attend. The native
luau tables will be loaded with every
2 coming from Hawaii to Niihau.'
Only those who know how to serve
y these tables and make them attractive
, to haole and kamaaina alike have been
> chosen for this branch of the fair The
Shriners, in their red feZZes, will be in
attendance afternoon and night. Three
- hundred tickets were bought for the
visitors by the local Mystics and the
: result is that dance Will be given TO-
: might in the out-of-door lanai. AT taDle
D Ii, Prince David Kawananakoa VIII De
. lin charge; table 2, Mrs. Irene Brown
. l3, Mrs. NJ. Beckley, Mrs. Captain Trip
Sl4, Mrs. Charles w. Booth, Mrs. M Rels
jJohn Colburn. A large number of youns
1ladies will assist in serving the guests
- The foreign lunch table will be presided
lover by Mrs. F. w Macfarlane AM
= Mrs. S. C. Allen; coffee table, Mrs w
= IT.. Bowers, Mrs Richards; candy table
q Misses Abbie and Alice Campbell; &c
!. cream. Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mrs. Gee
Herbert. Mrs Carmichael, Mrs. MOO
= nan; flower table, Miss May Damon
Miss s. Carter; lemonade, Miss +
iNolte, Mrs. Grau; fancy table Mrs. +
r G Cunha. Mrs Pierre Jones' queen
= autograph table, Queen LilluoKalah
Miss Agnes Walker; decoration con
mittee Mrs. A F. Clark, Mrs. Fel
fnandez Ernest Parker; superintendef
man Miss Lucy Peabody; executiN
committee, Miss Agnes Mcintyre. chan
man. Mrs. James Campbell, Mrs. j.
Bowler. Prince David Kawananakoa
nbvsicians' wives table, Mrs =.
Cooper. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. May, MI
Hodgins. Mrs. Wayson, Mrs. BoWma
Mrs Hoffman, Mrs. Sinclair rms Id
fer table is especially for the childre
y $50.
iii The pretty masquerade bah gwen
tho simpson home at Punahou II
,i,1 week. for the young folks was So
DIV oessful affair and the masquerade
S. were quite original in the characte
they assumed, as the following ilst
life indicate: Agnes Lyle, musician, h'
or Logan. souvenir buttons; Ida Loss
Or silver star; Annie Logan, fasnloli pa
MYRTLE Sturtevant, Red Rlolhs nv
Constance Simpson, fairy; Alieell olii
last son. old woman who llVed IN d sh'
Torina cunningham, Red Riding Hoo
turner. flower girl: Melville Iurn
,,ioe,er wench; Campbell Turner, kaI
la wahine; Maud Patty, lndlan =
sav Paty. Colonial lady; III
Railey. tambourine girl; ma
BET. Rai1ev beefeater; Fred Bailey, be
eater. Ella Murray. Normandy pc
ant: Lilly Murray, tramp; Jennie M
raw. Bridget: Harold Simpson
dressed gentleman; Charlie Simps
nurse looking for partner; Nevllie
t6, horne. girl; Abbie Bromley, scr
marin. George Bromley, pake; ia
Co1burn. Spanish girl; Sarah and II
CoIburn, Mexican girls; kenneth Ap
IS. Monte Carlo; Willard Ables, Geo
Washington.
The flower table at the Mater
Home luau will be presided over by
ckS society girls of Honolulu who nave
most winning smiles for young
With rockets we'll lined with silver,
n he will be unobliging indeed VINO
|IfV not bask in them for the sake OF
AZ nrettv floral souvenirs Among q
Who will be in attendance at TINS
are Miss May Damon. Miss Sadie
TO. ter Miss Katheryn Widdihelo.
Mary Widdifeld, Miss Juliet hing.
Young society matrons who VIII
IN heroine them are Mrs. Gerritt +. WI
|VE and Mrs. J. s. Walker
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There was a little" feast IN
ress hall yesterday evening a1tef
installation of more than a score o.
nirants for Shriner honors were
ARK through the mill. That is, 1t was
!. 5SS, nosed to be little" feast, but py
three time the feast began there was
ga large indication that the appetitl'
the visitors had been whetted by
t,Iorotiner air of the PARADISE o.