The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-07

| which takes place next Friday and Sat
| urday. VIII totally eclipse any OF its
predecessors and viii prove one Of the
most attractive features that has been
seen in Honolulu during the past &C.
cade The beautiful rectory grounds
viii be transformed into a er'tahle
fairyland and the acreage to be COW
cred by the various booth will be more
than double that of previous occa-
sions
| Use will be made of the ground on
the Waikiki side of the Makiki stream
lowing to the great number Of exhibits
and the visitor will pass to and fro
lover the beautiful rustic bridges that
span the banks, which viii add eatly
it, the charm of the arrangement
Rev. John osborne. whose decorative
talent runs very close to genius, has
the matter of construction in hand and
tistic buildings on the grounds for the
Forthcoming fair a number of Japa-
uese have built a beautiful tea house
such as is usually seen only in Dai
Nippon and this VIII prove one Of the
most novel features. Another unique
idea viii be a full-rigged sail boat,
which viii be occupied by those using
the fish pond. The ladies Of st. Glenn
ant's church. who have the fair under
Icharge. have had a great deal OF ex-
perienee in that line and are very en-
thusiastic. II is their intention 10
make this occasion one that win estab
| hsh a record for originality and enter
tainment and q great crowd is ex-
pected-
One of the greatest attractions viii
be the beautiful international flag
raising scene. which viii take place
Friday and Saturday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock AS '-Old Glory is thrown out
to the breeze the now famous Hawai-
ian Band, under the leadership Of Cap
tain H Berger. will burst forth with
the strains of the Star Spangled Ban
ner." Flags of all nations viii be
raised and the band viii play each
country's national anthem during the
ceremony The band viii furnish mu-
sic from to o'clock in the afternoon.
A novel feature Of the fair VIII be
the book stall, where popular novels
can be secured at marvelously low
prices, ad the bibliomaniac can find
old volumes he had never dreamed OF.
hox all haAy9
by ladies of the parish and their per-
sonaI friends, so are guaranteed free
from bookworns. etc Scrapbooks for
children viii also be sold. In connec-
ton with the book stall viii be the
postofFice. and no visitor should fail 10
call for mail, as he is likely to miss
some very important correspondence,
probably some money from home
The Yankee notion booth viii prob
ably be the largest and one Of the most
important It viii be a regular de-
partnent store in the number OF ar
ticles that will be offered for sale At
the drug department Of this booth the
most staple goods for everyday use can
be obtained at Coast prices Real
Yankee ice cream soda viii be supplied
to thirsty sightseers. Groceries of the
finest quality viii be sold and there
VIII be candies from Americas most
famous manufacturers. including Huy-
Ter MaI1iard, Lowney, AIligretti- Two
handsome Filipino mats have been Sc
cured for this booth and there VIII be
a fine display of fancy work.
AT the japanese booth tea and cof-
fee viii be served in the afternoon,
the former in true Oriental style.
There viii also be sale Of pretty
japanese goods and the young ladies
in charge VIII wear Japanese COS
tunes The japanese booth will be in
charge of Mrs Herbert Mist. and those
who viii assist are as follows: Mrs
Harkins. Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs. Mac
farlane, Mrs Harry Macfarlane, Miss
Soper. Miss Fisher. Miss Cordie Walk
er. Miss Maud Kinney, Miss Lady
Macfarlane, Miss Helen Macfarlane, |
Miss Jennie Clifford. Miss Neuman, /
Miss Nellie Kitchen. Misses Spalding |
asd Miss Mist
The Yankee notion booth win be in |
charge of Mrs H NICK Harrison, as
sisted by Mrs Gen. Davis, Mrs. An |
drew Fuller. Mrs. Major Fuller. Mrs. 1
Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. w r Harrington, /
Miss Schaefer, Miss Rycroft. Miss Cat
ton. Miss Hartnag1e and Miss Hoare-
The candy kitchen. where delicious old /
English toffee VIII be made, win be in
charge of Mrs. o. T. Stevens and Miss
& Ward
Mrs Anna Wright VIII manage the
ice cream palace and Mrs. C r. Hem
VIII have authority at the
art booth. Mrs. Layard. Mrs Rycroft
and Miss Kinney win be found at the
fancy table.
Mrs. Niblack will superintend the
fish pond and shooting gallery. Mrs. |,
= ". Booth viii manage the paper
oooth.
The price OF admission to the fair
viii be only CSC. and 10c- for children.