Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-28
laval HOUSE, GAY.
WHEN KAUAI YOUNG
MEN ENTERTAINED FRIENDS
VERY PLEASANT SOCIAL FUNc.
TIoN-RAIL MOONLIGHT RIDE
AND DANCE TILL
MIDNIGHT.
Especial to The Bullotin.l

Wahiawa, Kauai, Nov. 22.-The
young men of Wahiawa let themselves
loose on the night of the 18th inst. by
entertaining the following people:
Manager and Mrs. VIM. Stodart, Mr..
and Mrs. X. ID. Moler, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Lennox, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Zoller,
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Wilmington. Mr..
and Mrs. J. I. Silva. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Andrecht, Miss Hiscock, Miss Rooney,
Miss Violet Lima, Miss Bal. Mrs. Cook,
Mrs. l.. Bickford and Messrs. W. j.
McBryde. A. NJ. Boyle, Jno. Grace. G.
w. Common. J. r. McKechnic, J.
Smith. l.. Weinzhimer ]. W. Donald,
w. r. SANFORD, w. l.. Lennox, L. G.
Vaughn. X. w. Kinney, Jno. Kamanu.
wal. Drs. St. Sure and Mclean and
d. whlte-at rail moonlight ride
over the McBryde road and picnic
and dance at the noted McBryde La
wal beach house.
The largest of the three engines.
"Kaulu." furnished the motive power
and the ride covered that stretch from
Eleele to Kukuiula, back to the land
ing and to the mill.
The evening seemed to have done its
best to help make this outing Il sue
cess, That noble queen Of the dark
Just shone to its utmost and made the
descent along the narrow bride path
to the yine.twined gates leading to the
center of loneliness, 'Lawai House"
as comfortable as being on a tobog.
gan.
The guests rested lelsurely In the
spacious lanai embroidered on one side
by honeysuckle vines and richly scent.
ed on the other by the penetrating
perfume of the different plants that
abound on those grounds. Tho social
function opened with recitation by
l.. c. Vaughn. as only he can render.
| As the musicians were taking their
time in appearing some one of the
guests picked up an uliulolc and start
ed the ball rolling with a two.step.
Then the Koloa sinetette harpcd forth
waltzes. polkas. mazurkas. lanccrs,
berlines, schottisches until further or
dcrs.
At 1880, choice refreshments, deli.
cacies, coffee and other delectable VI
ands filed the inner ambition OF the
participants. Strolls under the iuvit
ing leaves of the palms between dances
helped refresh. The musical roar oi
the surf. the silvery reflection of the
motionless neighborlng stream, the
penetrating glare of the moon through
the waving algaroba branches and tn,
half chlrp and half neigh Of the pea
cocks all went to make times worth
while being spent in this beautiful
seaside garden.
The illumination was a charmini
sight. and the reception by our Walter
was of that same old hOspitablc stock
The party dispersed when the we,
hours of His day hove In sight. "Aloh'
De" wound up the song list, of which
the highest pitched echoed and re
echoed from the overlapping bluff
that nearly surround this ideal place
for recreation seekers.
Everything was done by the com
mittees In charge that was possible Il
do, to make the AFFAIR a success and ;
scene OF pleasure. The guests will re
member this pleasant event as one o
the most delightful and enjoyable tina
they have had the pleasure of attend
: Ing for long time past.
A hurrah for Messrs. Common, foo
manager; McBryde, reception; Grace
music; Boyle, refreshments; and
gymnastic climb up the trail saw al
hands anxiously sitting In their Pull
mans ready for home. Giantcss Ia
ulu and Throttler Clemente did tn
rest.