Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin.

Mrs, Jack HAYES and Miss Walker.
The table was prettily dressed In red
and green and the place.cards> were
Hawaiian types.
The japanese Cotillon given on FRI
day evening by the Prince and Prin'
cess Kawananakoa was one OF the
gayest events OF the season. The BAH
took place at the Campbell residence
on Emma street. and shortly before
half after nine the carriages began 10
larriyc with the gayly clad guests, who
lwere met at the door by the Prince
and Princess David and Mrs. Purdy.
or all the kimono.Clad multitude Mr..
, land Mrs. Mkt Saito must have. been
, the most amused. for many of the
guests without intention announced
, themselves as very peculiar persons,
to say the least. There are many
ways of wearing the obi, and upon
, the adjustment Of that article Of
wearing apparel depends the rank Of
the individual. Every one was in a
kimono and the spectacle presented
was truly gorgeous. The large lanai
was given over to the dancers and
the Ellis Quintet Club and sonny
Cunha furnished the music. The la
mai was decorated In Japanese fash.
ion with lanterns. parasols and tho
dropping branches OF the urstena.
4 Typical plants of Japan were placed
about in pots and the whole atmos'
,pherc was redolent of old Japan. The
n Cotllon began shortly after supper
a and was led by Mrs. Mary Gum and
y, Prince David. In the first set wero,
' besides the leaders, Mrs. A. NJ. Brown,
Miss Rose Cunha Mrs. T. IL. Humph-
N ris. Mrs. Jack Hawcs, Miss Irene
4 Dickson, Mrs. G. W. c. Deering, Miss
durham Mr.. c. W. c. Deering, DR..
IHumphris, Mr.. Allan Walker, Or. Muir.
I. ray, Mr.. Jack HAYES, and Mr.. Clifford
. Kimball. The figures were very pref
~, including the lantern figure. and
the debutantes' march, The iavors
y. were given out by the Princess Kawa'
u nanakoa, Mrs. r. NJ. Hatch, Mrs. Mary
~ Widdifield. Mrs. Cunha and Mrs. Fred.
r, Macfarlane. They consisted Of Japan.
4 csc lanterns. parasols. ash trays, jap.
IS anesc dolls. match boxes and cigar
,c fans. The lanai at one end was diyid
Is ed off by Hawaiian flag and huge
a punchbOwl found much favor between
Jr the dances. sonny" Cunha presided
ct over this part uf the refreshments
81 After the cotllon. the two.step and
As waltz continued until late hour. The
| I,, h.. . fpV,
le of pleasure rs they departed and many
er said they had never enjoyed them
d. selves so much as at the Japanese co.
r. tillon. Informality reigned and gen
lc eral good time was the result. Among
nd those present were: JapanCs Consul
e. General and Madame MiN SaitU,
d. French Consul Vlzzavona and the Off.
,it GERS of the French cruiser Protet In
IA full uniform, Lieutenant Commando
Al. ReitZman, German navy; Mrs. Percy
Benson, Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Walker,
CT DR.. and Mrs. G.. u. Cooper, DR.. and
IN Mrs. Walter Hoffman,, Mr. and Mrs.
a. a. NJ. Brown, Miss Brown, Mr.. and
as Mrs. George Angus, Misses Angus
hi Mr.. Fred. Angus, Mr.. Waterman. Miss
,r- Alice Jones, Mr.. A. Lewis, Jr., Mr. l..
ty p. Hartman, Mr.. Walter Dillingham;.
Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;, Miss Hartnaglo,
Mt Miss Irene Dickson, Miss Rosie Gun
es ha, DR.. and Mrs. c. u. High, Mr.. and
To- Mrs. Rawlns, Mr.. ana Mrs. Gartley
nd Miss Marion Roth, Mr. VIII Roth, Mi
rs. X. T., Wright, Miss Logan, Mr.. ana
IN, Mrs. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Church,
IL. Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Chillingworth, Mr..
m and Mrs. liawes Mr.. and Mrs. Mamie
n, Phillips, sonny" Cunha, Mr.. and
la Mrs. James Dougherty, Dr. and Mrs
SIS T. II, Humphrls. Mr.. +. II. Humphris.
IS Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. I. a. Hays, Mr.. ana
cy Mrs. c, W. G. Deering, Mr.. and Mrs.
~, Il. de u. layard, DR. n. V. Murray
ir- Mr.. Clifford Kimball, Mr. Frank Arm
M strong, Mr.. and Mrs, Brainerd Smith.
Mr.. sam Walker, Mr., and Mrs. w. II.
Babhilt. Mr.. Cushman Carter, Mr.
al Pfuegor, Mr. and Mrs. 4. ]. Campbell
nj Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch Miss Kaufman
'p. Mr.. T.. ". Watson Mrs. Charles Wight
IT. Miss Wight Mr. Harold Spencer, Mrs.
nd Widdiii"d.
NJ Governor and Mrs, George Carter
IL gave most enjoyable bridge party
he Wednesday evening.
ss !. j. .
al Mr.. Wingate Lake entertained q,
h' dinner on Monday evening in honor
=, OF the fifteenth wedding anniversary
N. Of Mrs. Lake and himself. It was a
red dinner and basket of maldenhair
ferns We're suspended above the table
~ with Christmas bell, The table was
&c arranged with red and holly circlins
each Of the guests plates. The can.
die shades We're red and the light re,
oh hected very becoming The guests
oh were Mr. and Mrs, Frank Thompson,
he Mr., and Mrs, Rawlins, DR.. and Mrs.