The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-20
The GERMAN
FESTIVAL
The lsenberg Grounds
A Scene Of
Beauty.

three o'clock the crowd in attendance
was SO great that nearly all the best
things in the booths had been sold. a
condition OF affairs that brought smiles
OF satisfaction TO Mrs. Isenberg who
had the affair in charge. From the
moment of entrance the visitor was
greeted with good-natured German hos
pitality- There was throughout an en-
tire lack Of formality. The street cars
came loaded and the gate receipts piled
up More than a thousand tickets had
previously been disposed of.
A picturesque scene greeted the Wis
itor. The great tri-colored flags of Ger
many and various signal flags We're ev-
erywhere- The booths were all under
awnings Considerable expense had
been undertaken to erect the marquees,
but all woodwork was deity hidden be-
meath twinings Of MALE and flags. The
booths were loaded with flowers, fancy
work, German and American toys, Sa-
moan goods, clothing. candies. flags and
a myriad of nicknacks for children. IN
every booth the ladies in charge. as
wen as their assistants, wore quaint
German costumes. comprising red
skirts, black bodices laced over silk.
with low neeks. black slippers and
white hosiery.
There were two large tents for the
sale of goods, while another tent har-
bored several long tables and many
small ones at which the German lunch
was served Here are the edibles which
confronted the visitors.
sPEIsE KARTE
Westphalian Ham, Boiled Ham or Cold
Roast Duck. with Potato Salad
Ragout in Shells
Sauerkraut with Frankfurter Sausage
Herring Salad
Sandwiches: Ham, Mettwursr, Cheese
Coffee. Cigars
A very pleasing feature of the lunch
tent was the orchestral band composed
OF a number Of young Germans. who
wore white shirts, dark trousers with
a scarlet sash and necktie composed of
the coIors of the German flag. The
music was excellent and called for
many encores- In the orchestra were
Messrs- Busch. Nolet. Bayer and
Bruins.
Then there IVES a marionette show
which attracted the children and all
their spare dimes. The show was ex-
celIent. a small tent, quantity decorat-
ed TO represent that of q gypsy, har-
bored Mrs A G. HAYES and Mrs. z. H
Humphris. who told fortunes. The
Kappelmeister and the Hawaiian Gov
ernment band We're stationed on. the
lawn near the booths and played Ger
man and American selections during the
afternoon.
Captain Zandar and large number
of the cadets from the German school
ship Herzogin Sophie Charlotte were
present in their blue uniforms They
brought quantities of ribbons Of the
schoolship which were sold in the
booths and tied to the arms Of ladies
by the cadets themselves Among the
people present were Governor and Mrs
Carter, and the British, French, Italian, |
japanese, Portuguese and Chinese Con-
suls-
The grounds were brilliantly niumi- |
mated last evening and dancing was en-
joyed on a floor which eovereS the
tennis court, a Hawaiian quintette |
furnishing the music The premises
were thronged with people and the sup |
Per was attended by scores.
The ladies in charge are under great /
10 the cadets Of the German |
schoolship Herzogin Sophie Charlotte /
for assisting In the decoration OF the |
grounds.
Mrs. Isenberg. in general charge, was !
assisted by Mrs. du Roi- The booth /
patronesses and assistants we're as fol- /
lows:
Restaurant-Nrs. II. A. Isenberg, /
Mrs. Rodiek. Mrs. Pfotenhauer. Mrs |
walter Hoffman,. Mrs Aug. Hanne- |
berg. Mrs. F. " Macfarlane. assisted |
by Miss Gardie MacfarIane, Miss Alice /
aIacfariane. Miss Hartnagle. Mrs. Stipp. !
Miss KoeIling. Miss Hsuer, Miss Kopke. |
Miss Cordelia Walker. Miss BeeTTnan, |
Miss Ena, Miss Neumann. Miss Ander- /
man. Miss Alice Ewart, Miss LeInke,
Miss Meta Peterson. Miss Otremba,
Miss Lucy Mehner.
Ice Cream and Cake-Mrs- Schultze,
Mrs. Otremba. Mrs Wirtz, assisted ny /
Misses Grau. Tietjens, Won Eserg, koel- /
ling. Agnes Mehner. Elsie Schaefer,
BeerYnan. Hartwen, Schmidt Carroll,
Kealoha, Ripley. Fake
Flower-Mrs. HsgeHs. assisted oy
Miss schnoor, Mrs. Kebahn, Miss Ber-
nice Kopke. Mrs Charles Wilder
Grab Rag-Mrs. Arrnin Hanneberg.
Mrs Eccles. Misses Hoffman. Agnes
Nehner. weyser Otremba-
Toy-Mrs- Berndt. Mrs Gehr1ng'
Mrs. Rahe. assisted by Misses schubert
Kemphert. Bohmke. Horstmeyer, Foss-
FANCY work-Mrs Locker. assisted
* Misses Nolte. Beckert. Felix, BLocke.
patzig. Lucy Mehner. Schultz
Dresses-Mrs wefske, assisted by
Misses Peterson Won Berg. Rahe,
E,arnpke, Patzig, Mrs Lillis- II
samoan Goods-Mrs- Fake. the Misses
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