The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-27

After u time Miss Florence Chiffon
relieved Miss Wilcox, who plays
charmingly. and then a singing boy
and guitar specialist dropped in. so
all was soon going as lively as a merry
go-round.
The crowd grew as the evening aged
and at midnight Honolulu's native
youth and beauty were admirably rep
resented in the hail.
The dresses were mostly holokus.
garments which cover everything and
conceal nothing, and some of the de-
signs were highly original. One lady
looked particular well in black with
purple bows and hair tastefully done
up in violet electric globe-shape tissue
paper.
Princess Theresa wore a magnificent
howered cretonne with a ten foot train.
Ihe color effect was peaches and
cream.
After the dance was on the evening
passed off without a hitch except when
some of the low kind carped because
small charge was made for refresh
ments when the understanding was that
the Ice cream, cake and lemonade were
included In the dollar paid for the
ticket. This, 1t appears, was an error.
on the part of the printer
Early this morning the dance broke
up peacefully. all declaring that they
had had a most gleeful time.
During the evening the Princess dec
GRATED her intimate friends with a
number of pretty leis.
Mrs. Wilcox announces that the pro-
ceeds of the dance will go to defray
the expenses of a big celebration of
queen Dowager Kapiolanfs birthday,
by the Naniola Society, on the last day
of the year.
1t was not told whether the rent man
would have to wait until then.
OF which is to this respondent unknown.
were Illegally counted for the said COM
piaihant, the same being illegal bal
lots, effectively, improperly or illegally
marked or illegally cast
further answering said petition
said respondent alleges that at said
electloh so held as aforesaid on the
oth day of November 1906, a large num-
Der OF Dallots. the exact number of
Whlch Is to this respondent unknown,
We're rejected by the election officers in
charge of said election for the reason
that said ballots were improperly, IL
legally and defectively marked, and
that all of the ballots which were at
said election attempted to be voted for
the said complainant and were rejected
by such officers were so rejected be-
couse the same were defectively, i'm
and illegally marked, and were
not legally entitled to be counted for
said complainant.
And said respondent further alleges
that at said election so held as afore-
said on the 9th day of November, 1906
there were rejected by such officers of
election a large number of valid ball
ots TO the number, as respondent is
and believes, of at least
d. winch said ballots were properly and
legally marked. and We're cast for this
respondent, but that the same were i'm
and illegally rejected and
marked defective by such election Of
hcers, and should have been counted
for this respondent.
Wherefore said respondent prays
mat said petition be dismissed ani
mat the prayer of said petition, re-
luestins this Honorable Court to order
1 recount of the ballots cast at said
election, be denied.
And said respondent further prays
that, in the event of this Honorable
court ordering a recount of the ballots
cast at said election. or of any of the
ballots alleged in said petition or in
he answer of this respondent to have
been Illegally rejected, there be a re-
COUNT of the whole of the ballots so
rejected, including such ballots as were
illegally rejected by the officers of such
election and which were cast for said
respondent, as alleged herein, and thct
al legal votes cast for respondent,
whether rejected or not, be counted as
against all legal votes cast for COM
whether rejected or not. and
he title to said office of sheriff awarded