The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-10-16


gers head" none other than the head
of the well known s'Rastus.."
Among the ladies who contributed to
the decorating of the grounds. and
| booths were Mrs E. d. Tenney, Mrs
Helen Noonan, Mrs. Gifard, Mrs.
Booth, Mrs. F'reeth and Mrs Campbell
The booths were in charge of the fol-
| lowing ladies':
Lunch Booth-Mrs. Noonan CHAIR
mani Mrs. c. Crabbe, Mrs. A. Fuller.
Mrs. Geo Herbert. Mrs. Percy Ben
son, Mrs. E. w. Jordan, Mrs. George
Beckley, Mrs. J. Spencer, hrs. Jack
Halves, Mrs Alvin Clarke, Mrs. w.
Hoffman, Mrs. c. Holloway, Mrs. Kle-
/ balm.
Fancy Booth-Mrs Giffard (chair-
| NAM, Mrs. c. M. v. Forster. Mrs. Chas.
Chillingworth, Mrs. G. w. r. King,
Mrs. A. waterhouse. Mrs. E. N. Boyd.
Mrs Simpson. Mrs. Kopke, Mrs. j. Eff
| finger, Miss Parke. Miss E. Castle.
| Crepe Paper Booth-Mrs. A. j.
J Campbell (chairman), Mrs. J. I. Dow
I sett, Mrs. w. LAM, Mrs. Chas. VIII
| der.
Grab-bag Booth-Mrs. Emroy CHAIR
! MANI, Mrs. De Roo. Miss Elsa Schae-
fer
Ice Cream Booth-Mrs. L. Freeth
/ (chairman), Mrs. Folsom, Mrs W.
i Graham, Mrs. Theo. Hoffman.
I Coffee and Tea Booth-Mrs. ]. King,
Miss Mist
Lemonade Booth-Mrs. Chas. Booth.
/ Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Keen.
4 Candy Booth-Miss I.add (chair-
/ mani, Mrs. A. Brown. Mrs. c. Kim
+; bali. Mrs G. P. Wilder, Mrs. I. Hum
/ phris.
i Game Booth-Mrs. James Dougher-
ty, Mrs. C. b High.
/: - ~ -
! A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Clarabell Airhart at Young
Brothers residence on the harbor near
the Myrtle Boat House Friday evening.
The affair was planned by Miss Air
harris classmates of the senior class
at the High School and was a complete
i success both as regards the surprise
and as regards the party itself Inc
.party, about thirty in number, embark
ed in the launch P. d. O. at Brewer
landing and made a stealthy trip dowf
the harbor. On arriving at the boat
house the expedition disembarke6
quickly and took the place by storm
!. ENo resistance was made and the party
!, ter and other games. Dainty refresh
: ments were served and the party re-
turned to town at 9. late hour. Mis-:
IAirhart will accompany her mother tt
3 Seattle on the. Miowera Wednesday.
Mrs. H. A. Isenberg sang last evening
at an entertainment at the Seaman
: Institute.
Mrs. Gerrit P. Wilder gave a delight
| full poi luncheon last Saturday at he
y charming home on Makiki Heights ii
d honor of Miss Ella Wight. The guests
t included Dr. Judd, Lawrence Judd
Miss Sophie Judd and Miss Werthmuel
a Ter.
e Lieut.. Riley. U. S. A, son of the lat
:. Gen. Riley, u. S. A, a passenger 10
s Manila on the Sheridan, was the CUES
: of honor on Monday evening at a de
e Iightful dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs
d Gerrit P Wilder. Miss Judd and MIS-
: Wight and another army officer Wer
: also present.
d a birthday party was given on Fri
y dav afternoon at the Campbell resi-
!. dence for Miss Beatrice Campbell
n daughter of Mrs. Samuel Parker. :
s llarge number of little folks were pres
{ ent.
r 1888
bI The Daughters of Hawaii IS tn
title of an organization which ma!
n shortly be called into existence amon'
d the older residents of the islands. A
s planned it is proposed to make eligible
It to membership, women of the islands
e i Hawaiian or haole, who were born her
eI before 1860 and whose families ,Wer
ell more or less prominent then in off1cfa
vi and social circles.
5 The charity dance given last night i
VI Progress Hall for the benefit of tn
ri Catholic Benevolent Union was attend
81 ed by several score of young people, tn
a receipts amounting to about $780, OWN
,ei 10 the fact that Mrs. Carol disposed G
+ the largest number of tickets and re
n ceived more cash contributions tina
c any one else, she was presented with
n beautiful gold 1ocket with her initial
ri inscribed thereon in monogram. IN
Ihau was crowded and the program {
10 sixteen dances was thoroughly enjoyed
p The Ellis Brothers GIee Club furnishe