The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-11-16
DRILL SHED TO BE CONVERTED
INTO a woopLAwN
BOWER.
Names Of the Women Who VIII Pre-.
side Over the Various Booths
and Tablss-Rieh Feasts To Be
Served

az the dri!l shed for the benefit OF
me Catholic Sisters, will be one OF the
largest and most unique affairs that
have been arranged In the name of
sweet charity for number of years.
The ladies gbO have the preparations
IN hand met az the club rooms OF the
Catholic Benevolent Society. adjoin-
ing the Cathedral yesterday morning,
and compared notes. There will be
only one more meeting before the cul-
minauon OF their plans and every
thing Was found to be In splendid
condition beyond all expectations.
The various committees reported gen
erous donations OF all kinds. pigs for
the luau being sent in from an over
the Islands. and ferns, MALE aud
other greens being promised from
Hawaii and Maui All the old pupils
Of the convent. widely scattered over
the group have sent in offers OF as
sistanCe OF any kind within their
power. and those in Honolulu have
h'oncy einE with each other I'm eener.
osliy and personal efforts.
Tho drill shed viii be made 10 look
rs gayest Mrs Lola Mahenons has
charge OF the decorations. and under
her supervision. wagon loads OF
greens. ferns. Il leaves and branches
~ Towering trees viii be brought
down FROM rantalus and the valleys.
gi,s sriistically used to deck the
wallis ana ceiling OF the drill shed hall
and the company rooms. which win
be converted into booths Great quan-
titles Of ferns aud green will also
be sent In from the other Islands,
and the pleare viii be a veritable
bower ef leaves and flowers.
An infinite variety OF fancy articles
have been prepared and laid IN stock
hy Mrs. Thomas Hoilinger. Mrs. John
Sullivan. Mrs. John Lucas and Mrs
Lucy Smithies. who win preside over
the fancy tabies in pretty costumes
Mrs joan Ena and Mrs. e ).
Kenny will have charge of the ice
cream booths, and the plans drafted
out 10 make this booth an especially
attractive one call FOR elaborate decor
atons and artistic drapings
Miss May Damon viii be a flower
merchant, ard wiz preside over great
baskets of carnations. chrysanthe
NUNS and other blossoms.
Ia the refreshment line there will
be great variety 90 delight and
satisfy the inner man. Mrs. Zeigler
aud Mrs. John Glenn viii assume the
task of apportioning coffee from a
steaming URN, g-ith pure cream and
sugar in accompaniment. and Mrs.
Bluhm antlaAliss Clarke will cater TO
the sweet tooth with q large variety
of fancy Candles from elaborate
creams and bon hons To molasses !
and tafy.
TIE "haole" table. at luncheon and
dinner, viii be under the supervision |
of Mrs. Hassinger. Mrs. King. Mrs. |
Soper, Mrs Herbert and Mrs Noon |
sn. and the "Aaole" palate viii be de |
lighted With such delicacies as cold |
turkey. roast pss chicken. hot home |
TAXED chicken pie. salads and home I
baked cakes There viii be hot dish
IS and hot tea and coffee on hand. |
and the family cook books win be
exhausted as 70 recipes for the vari |
ety of toothsoue dainties.
The Hawaiian lnau will be one Of /
the largest and most complete that 4
has ever been served. Every deli.
cacy known 10 the native pslafe win
he served. upon mats and from ii
lesyes and eaiahashes. Liberal dona-
lions for the iuau have come In from
every hand. and great variety OF fish
and inn9merahie roast pigs win be on
hand. Ms Lucy Peabody. Mrs. still
man and Mrs Charles CLARK have
charge Of the arrangements for the
luau. ana they reported n growing
herd OF sucking pigs on hand and
on proper diet for fattening.
Nrs Eminishi win preside over
larce table laden with japanese deli
cacses and decksd with chrysanthe-
NUNS and Mrs. Wong Leong viii
have charge Of the Chinese tables.
Whereat the Celestials may crafty
their most particular appetites
The Portuguese tables viii he IN
der the supervision Of Mrs Lernsck.
and the Misses Perry.
EFerrthing at the fair viii BE-
charged for according 70 worth. and
the ladies' mean 10 deriate from the
rule 81 selling ten cent articles Tor 4
quarter because Of charity. The Ar.
ucles are largely donated. and the
prices viii be put down 20 cost. SO
that real bargains will be obfainahie
Large quantities Of iaces and fancy
work have been Donated and the
fancy table wiii oFer the Inducements
o. 3 bargain counter 70 shoppers
The price of adnisslon, which IS 81
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