The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-28
ST. ANDREWS
FAIR TODAY
Fine Array Of Booths
at the loIani
Grounds.

ST. Andrews Fair opens today in the
Iolani College grounds, Beretania
street, opposite Central Union church
The fair will be open from 1870 to g.
| The grounds are being beautified by
| the erection of decorated booths, and
| in these there will be almost every
| thing one wants to purchase for Christ
| mas presents.
The ladies of the various committees
have bestirred themselves and hope to
make the fair a big financial success.
The Hawaiian band will play there
during the afternoon, and men and
women, old and young will find amuse-
ment Of all kinds. The children are
especially to be looked after
The fancy goods booth will be stock
ed with dainty articles, comprising silk
bags, dressing jackets, baby clothes,
linen pillow cases, pin cushions and
so on At the delicatessen there will
be roast chickens and ducks ready for
Sunday dinner, and white and brown
bread.
The candy booth will make a spe
ciality of offering home made candies.
The doll booth will be filed with pref
thy dressed dolIies, and some very at
tractive ones in bathing suits will be
displayed. The lemonade, soda water,
ice cream and cake booth will be well
stocked.
At the children's table, the Goose
That Laid the Golden Egg will be on
hand to entertain the little ones.
For entertainment a special booth
has been raised and in this will be
presented many things worth seeing.
A blind boy pianist of rare talent will
y,oo,.iOTntto dolls will and
the "qui vive, coon and lantern" ex-
hibition, is said to be very rich. A
Witch will sell Halloween favors.
The list of committees is as follows:
General arrangements: Mrs. Clifford
KimbaIl (chairman), Mrs. Archibald
Young. Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mrs. Theo.
Hoffman, Mrs. Rycroft, Mrs. B. L. Marx,
Miss Won Holt.
Fancy table: Mrs. c. M. V. Forster
(chairman). Mrs. w M. Giffard, Mrs.
r. ]. King, Mrs. Will Soper. Mrs. Albert
waterhouse, Mrs. Church and Miss
Annie Parke.
Doll table: Mrs. Chamberlain CHAIR
NAM, Mrs. A. A. Young, Mrs. Wal
bridge, Mrs. Gardner Wilder, Mrs. G.
w r King. Mrs. Melanphy and Mrs.
John Myers.
Delicatessen: Mrs. Helen Noonan
(chairman), Mrs. E. w. Jordan, Mrs.
Andrew Fuller, Mrs. Albron Clark, Mrs.
Charles Falk, Mrs. Charles Chilling
worth, Mrs. George Beckley, Mrs.
George Smithies, Mrs. George Herbert
and Mrs. Clarence Crabbe.
Flower table: Mrs. E. D. Tenney
(chairman), Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs.
Camp, Mrs. Alice Hastings, Mrs. A. G.
Halves. Jr., Mrs. Dwight Styne Miss
Ia Ticrf1f
and Miss Helen Kimball.
Soda fountain: Miss Margaret Cat
ton, Miss Kenny Cation.
Candy table: Miss Emily Ladd
(chairman). Mrs. Arthur Wall, Mrs.
Hagens, Mrs. j. o. Young, Mrs. A. M.
Brown and Miss Mabel Ladd.
Childrens table: Mrs. Walter Emory
(chairman), Mrs. Foss, Mrs. de Roo,
Mrs Thomas Smith. Miss Edith Mist,
Miss Stevens, Miss Rycroft and Mrs.
Barry
Lemonade: Mrs. Chas Booth CHAIR
mani, Mrs. Clara Schmidt, Mrs. Chas.
Lucas, Miss Bernice Cooke. Miss Drier,
Miss Myra Halelehu and Miss Nolte.
Tea table: Mrs. Bottomley CHAIR
NAM, Mrs. Eckels. Misses Jordan, Gen.
ter, Switzer and Restarick.
Ice cream and cake: Mrs. Theo. Hoff-
man (cnaifman), MIS-. X. a beAlef'
Mrs. Frederick G.. Miller. Miss Miller,
Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Rudolph Auerbach.
Miss Ella Dayton. Miss Evalani Day
ton, Miss Lizzie Quincy.
Posters: Mrs. Harry Couzens and Mr..
Sharp.
Shooting gallery: Captain Niblack.
Entertainment: Mr.. Hartman, DR..
and Mrs. Humphris.
Decora ting committee: Miss Irmgard
Schaefer and Miss Margaret Cation.