Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-11-26
II Social Side of Life II
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J The greatest event of the week was
the masked ball at the Moana hotel.
gwen by the Healani Boat Club. The
ballroom was attractively decorated
in the japanese style with festoons Of
naile strung along the ceiling from
which were suspended masks of every
description. The throne of the Car.
riyal King and Queen was directly be-
heath the music gallery and It was APP
propriately hung with rich silks. At
the opposite side of the room were the
| boxes, which were occupied by the pat
ronesscs and society genrally. Chairs
were placed around the room for those
who could not obtain boxes In the
boxes were seen Mr.. and Mrs. +. Mac
farlane and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, Governor George Carter
end Mrs. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Layard,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Parker, Miss
Alice Campbell, Walter Macfarlane,
Miss Alice Dickson. DR.. and Mrs. f.
Howard Humphris, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
G.. Halves, Miss Hartnagle. DR.. Arm.
itage, Justice Humphris, father Of the
Doctor, Mr.. Hartmann, Miss Terry,
Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs Judd,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Brown, Mrs. Chill.
lingworth. Prince and Princess IA.
wananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd
Smith, MIR. and Mrs Holloway had a
box which they occupied at intervals
during the evening. With the Hum
phris party was Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. c.
Deering. The boxes presented very
pleasing effect. To the strains Of the
Royal Hawaiian band came The King,
Charles Chillingworth, most magnii.
Gently attlred and looking very regal
and handsome with his Queen. Miss
Rose Cunha, who was gnrgeously
dressed in beautiful brOcade with a
red velvet train handsomely cmbroid.
cred with jewels. Upon her dainty
head rested a crown Of diamonds, and
these same precious stones we're lavish.
ly displayed in her cOrsaCe Miss Rose
Cunha Is considered one Of the most
beautiful girls in town ana tho GER.
tainly lived up to her reputation for
beauty on Wednesday evening The
King and Queen were followed by the
say masllers In every variety cf COS.
tune known to carnival occasion.
After the grand march the Eihg and
Queen occupied the throne and the
dancing began in earnest One OF the
best characters of the evening was tax
en- by Mr.. 4, NJ. Boyd. who represented
the wife of King Kamchameha the
Great. He wore handsome black no.
ioku. and his attire in ever" lcls5l-~...o'
perfect He added much ~, ,v,i,,,
-. 80, and assumed the
- - - manner Of q woman with
nuch ease and dignity. Air. walker
locked the part of Kamrhamelu 10 the
life and made statuesQua appearance
especially when mounted upon his ped.
cstal near the throne. The sensation
of the evening was creaIed by the ap.
pearance of the Princess Kawanana.
1 koa, borne on a lite: ny four iIa.
waiians OF the best type OF the old
days In a gorgeous costume OF glitter.
ing lace over satin and literally covered
with barbaric jewels. She represented
the character of Cleopatra In most
realistic manner and murmur of ad.
miration was heard when the mask
was lifted and the beautiful costume ct
the Princess was revealed. She re-
ceived the first prize for the most oeau.
tiful costume, The Its" represented