New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-13
ELM CITY BRANCH FAIR

That enterprtsing branch Of the T. S. So Elm
City, New-Haven Conn. is arranging for a
fair that will have many unique features Not
the least OF these is the name chosen for the
fair, "Aloka" which means IAN love to you"
The New-Haven Register publishes the fol-
lowing advance notice Of the coming good umes
which begins October 26:
There are many quaint little stories coming to
the Sunshiners since the name Aloka was
chosen for the entertainment The Daughters
Of the American Revolution or Honolulu, Aey
have been told, call their chapter Aloka- Could
there be a better example to follow? I1en an
other Tribune Sunshiner who has been IN Aa-
wall suggests that another word much heard in
the pretty islands be used in connection with
the entertainment. This is "Wickee-wic P"
which means hurry up" So "Aloka" fer
greeting and '-Wickee-wickee'' for tickets.
Aloka will be most interesting entertainment
as q whole and also by sections 1t VIII oegln
on Thursday evening, October g. at D O'CLOCK
with one of the daintiest suppers either epicure
or gournand ever ate. It is known that Mrs
Dwight w Baldwin, with an efficient corps OF
thirty ladies' has charge Of these daily suppers
during the entertainment Then promptly at
o'clock every evening under the direction or
Miss Jennie Beers, 80 children IN pretty cos
tunes will entertain with graceful dances. Inc
f7re+ on the prOgramrne is a dance by twelve
young New-Hayen girls, This particular oance
is chaperoned by Mrs. ". L. Alien and Mrs
Jesse WEIGH Then come the guam Lt . roi-s
Prims and the more you see of them the more
Won love them chaperoned by Mrs c. II. Booth
and Mrs L. A BettcheT.
The Little Mothers come next. and the sweet
,ess Of this exercise must be seen 10 be appre-
ciated They are chaperoned by MIS- w. 2
futile and Mrs. F. c. Tuttle-
The Dance OF the Laborers requires both ooys
and girls The name was bestowed py MFs'
Fred Adler, who is one Of the chaperones, as
sisted bv Mrs Fred Meyer and Mrs. Isaac III
man. -. Ave- ? a,,rsra
The Animated Alphabet will have Mrs. W.
c+a+es and Mrs w Heslein as chaperones'
T+e~a are clowns too and Mrs ". Brown Ii
che heron Of these remarkable perTSrIners NIS'
Arthur Ryder and Mrs. Halsey kely nave
curious creature called WigglecoiL4e''''s 4---
Now what's in a nance ,-
After the programme Is finished the paTloIs
~ Harmonic Hall, invitngly arranged Win
dainty booths viii be given over 10 the talleet
AID a remarkable French person Is 10 COINS
70 AIoka straight from Paris she Is niue I
c,,aer from the crown Of her head TO the sole
~ ~ inv Partisan feet. She has been named
-, Mrs. theodore Roosevelt, and me one iof-
+,y-,a+a enough to guess the name or THIS aaAIIIy
-ag5eT VIII win her with her dainty WARDROBE,
An5 remember the doll carriage parade ma
taxes place every afternoon at Q CIoCA - -
80 olraadv twenty-five entries Here the wee
a. IF three to six years Of age give theIr
x4T5-an an airing There is a prize for the pest
saoo-sted carriage Mrs. S. s. Adams IS Anxious
to sacTre more children for the doll carriage
narade The entries are Tree. 90 ., -,7,
IN Saturday afternoon OCTOBER 20 tnc.e WIZ
On r~a+i1ee This will give the children
chance to enjoy Aloka'
Contributions Of fancy articles toys. etc. VIII
=. r,rob appreciated sunshine from othef
branches, and such gifts may be SEMI
-. - Mrs r B. Walker. the president, No.
: 90 yorx-st.. New-Haven. Conn