Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SOCIAL NOTES
Progressive Halloween Party
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Progressive Halloween Party
Fraught with all the mystery that
should surround Halloween festiviiy
and elaborate as to detail, was the pro-
gressive Halloween party given Satur
day evening by two Of the most popu-
lar young girls in the younger set. Mis-
Florence Hoffman and Miss KathSinn
Hopper. and those fortunate enough tn
have received invitations spent most
delightful evening.
Novelty was the keynote OF the prei-
ty affair and the fact that the scene
Of the festivity was divided between the
homes of the two hostesses lent 1t at
once characteristic charm. The guests
were received at Miss Hoppcr's home.
corner Of Kccaumoku and Dominis
streets and there various festivities ap-
propriatc to the festival of All Souls
were INDUCED in. An old witch pinned
| to sheet hung upon the wall. prcsid-
ed over slips of paper containing for
! tunes, and as each blindfolded guest
| approached the sheet and grasped a
| fortune all the others held their breath
| Till the fortune Of the blindlolded one
| was revealed.
| Then there was n game In which all
| jumped over lighted candles in order
10 determine the month In which THEFT
marriage Is to take place. Bobbing fuI
apples. the time honored custom OF
| Halloween. was not forgotten. Partners
| for the grand march were chosen by n
mysterious method after which the
! guests proceeded by the Moonlight EX-
press to the hOspiiablc home of Miss
HOFFMAN. ON the hill above kcwalD
street, where they found the intricacier
OF q cobweb awaiting them. This cob.
web wound up stairs and down stairs
aud in my lady's chamber" and grca'
clcverness was demanded in the ravel-
ling Of the mysterious threads. At The
end OF each thread save one was pop
corn ball hut one thread there was
which terminated in pot OF gold in
the form of book, MY Lady's Slip
rcr," by Cyrus Townsend Brady, which
was found by Miss Alice Cooper.
After this cobweb was unwound tho
merry company played old Dan Tucker.
after which the salad course was
served At the conclusion of this all
repaired to the home Of Miss Hopper,
! where the ices and CONNECTIONS wcrO
gcryed Tho souvenirs were In the form
Of tiny japanese lanterns which wcrn
filled with sailed almonds.
Both houses were decorated with
fragrant scarlet carnations and green
cry and light came from gay japanese
lanterns swinging from the trees and
lanaiS and from wcirdsomc Jack o
Lanterns. which grinncd from out dark
corners. Miss Hoffman assisted tho
young hoSiesscs ut the Hooking resi-
dcnCc while Miss Hopper assisted at the
Hopper home. Those asked to enjoy
the hO'pitaities Of the delightful ovcn-
ing were Misses Rcnrie Cation, Helen
Girvin, Bella McCorriston. Violet Dam.
! on, Vera Damon. Justine McClanahan
Violet Weldon. Ethel Spalding. Jessie
Shaw. Jessie Kennedy. Helen North
Edna Perkins. Alice Hcdcmann. Maki.i
Magoon. Alice Cooper. Miriam Clark
Alice Hopper. Ethel Bishop. Alice
Brown; Messrs. staff Stanley Kennedy
Bruce Kennedy. Wallace Cooper, Thcn-
dorc Cooper. Raymond Smith. Kenneth
Brown, Robert Thursion. VIII Camp.
bell. Louis Rcnton. Leslie Clark. Childs
James willie. James Peterson. RObcI,
Parkinson. Alfred Cooper. Guilfor
Whitney. VIII Iidgatc. David Town.
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Is fast approaching.
This festival offers the motif for
many sro,esH"e hcrry'nnk'hgs ana
one docs 'hihgs on this hisht ,ha' one
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ON OF inc shadows at any o'hcr iime
'han on 'hc "iS' Oh oc'opcr
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