Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-07
pA|ANS MASQUERADE
MEMBERS OF KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS ENTERTAIN
Characters Well SuStained-List Of
Prize Winners and Others
dancing Until Late
Hour.

The Aloha Dramatic CLUB, composer
Of members of Aloha Lodge. No. 3,
knights of Pythias, gave a masquerade
ball at the X. of p. hall on Thursday
evening, July 3, to very large gather
ing Of people from Waikiki, Puuene.
Kahului, Spreckelsville and Paia. The
reputation Of the Knights of Pythias
was further demonstrated that they
can give as nice and as select an enter
tainment or dance as can be given any
where.
The names of people who took part
in the affair Is a sufficient guarantee
to the most skepticaf, that the Knights
OF Pythias have their reputation at
stake at every entertainment given by
them or under the auspices of the Or
der. The grand march was started at
S:45. There were about fifty who took
part in the march. Os account of 1t
being so warm the unmasking took
place a little earlier than usual and
when 1890 came everyone who was
masked was very glad.
well carried out much to the amuse-
ment of the many that were present:
Best sustained male character, Aus
tralian Mounted Patrolman, Judge w.
A. Mckay, who took the prize of
| fancy clock, donated by the Kahului
store: best sustained female character,
housemaid Mrs. w. Won Seggern, who
took the prize of bag of sugar, donat-
ed by the Waikiki Sugar Co.; best
group Nuns. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Enos Jr.,
who took the prize of a lady's gold
chatelaine watch, donated by the Paia
! plantation store; second best group,
Clown. Coon and Rancher, G. b. Schra-
der, A. Martinsen and l.. II. Crook.
who took the prize of a SIS order on
! the Kahului store, donated by the Ka-
hului r. r. Co.; most original charter,
male. Tramp, II. NJ. Coke, who took
the prize of pair of shoes. donated by
A. J. Rbdriques; most original female
| character. Two Faces, Miss n. McEl-
roy, who took the prize of twelve yards
of silk dress goods, donated by Lahai-
ma people; most comical character, Tall
Hat Clown, Jno. Nelson, who took the
prize of hat, donated by A. Enos.
The following characters were also
represented: Mrs. c. Hansen, Bakers
Cocoa; Miss NJ. Tilton, The Press; Mrs.
Gilhus, Domino; Miss Il. Gilhus, Ger
man Peasant: Miss c. Colburn, Domi-
no; Miss NJ. King, Indian; Miss C.
King, Turkish; Mrs. L. Sabey, Nor
mandy Peasant: Miss G. Sabey, Puri-
tan Maiden; Mrs. J. Walsh, Empire
Costume: Miss L. dos Refs, Flower
Girl; Miss NJ. dos Refs, Fruit Girl;
Miss r. McShane, Isstrologer; Miss j.
Nielsen, Night; Mrs. G. w. Scott, Ca
Diet: X. A. Wadsworth, Fairy; w. K
Boote. Belle of Wailuku; J. l.. Coke
Army Officer; Geo. Cummings, Baseball
Player; c. Shaw, Chinese; J. Garcia
King Alfonso OF Spain; w. Walsh, Chi
nese; J. German. Army officer; J. Pot
ter Domino; J. Walsh, Irish Gentle
man; w. G. Taylor, English ARTILLERY
Officer, and others.
The following persons were mo-
masked: MIR. and Mrs. C. ID. Lufkin
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Taylor, Mr.. ans
Mrs. ". T. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. X
w. Filler, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ. Church
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Corell, Mr. and Mrs
II. Andersen, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Han
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Freitas, Mr.. an,
Mrs. A. II. Landgraf, Mr.. and Mrs. II
Strewbeck. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Painter
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Cottrell, Mrs. G. d
Schrader Mrs. r. A. Wadsworth.
Misses Smith, Culbert (2), kirkland
Myer so. Strewbeck, Freitas, Dowdle
Huntington, Robinson (2). Hansen
Cummings (2, Lycett, Wong Kong
and many others.
Messrs. Aluli, Braun, Carley, Chris
jefferson, Cornwell, Fantom, Hons
Baldwin, Keeney, Kirkland, Lamar
Lyons, Martinsen Mayheld. Robertson
Shaw, Vincent, Christensen Diner
Carmen. Brittian, Sims, Camel, Wads
worth (2), Capt. Shaube, Hansen
Scott Myhre, Mountcastle, Sabey, AM
many others.
Dancing was kept up until about ga
when everyone went home well please
with the evenings entertainment.
special train was run from Paia
Spreckelsyille, Kahului, and Puunent
returning after the dance. Ice cream
cake and soda water were served dur
ing the entire evening and at abou
1890 a. M, coffee and sandwiches wer
served.
The people Of Maui are very fortunat
in having a hall suitable for giving an
kind of an entertainment as 1t is yer
large and airy and it is also fitted u
with a removable stage, whenever a
entertainment where stage is require
the stage can be put up in very fey
minutes. The Aloha Dramatic Gu
has in preparation a minstrel show
which they hope to be ready to presen
! to the people some time in August.
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