Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-16

where by admirers.
The Queen was magniiicsntly at
tired In embroidered white satin. the
train being Of red velvet trimmed
with ermine. Upon her head rested
a. gold crown. which she wore most
regally. A handsomer queen IL
would be hard to find and she was
the admired of the admired on srues-
day evening.
Doctor George Herbert made al
stately King and his costume was
Ia Napoleon. and was composed of
white tatin knee breeches, silken
hose, colt of red velvet. "A broad silk
band of red and white drapery, the
orders upon his breast.--a pictur-
esque costume well carried out.
with the King and Queen upon the
throne came the signal for the Grand
March and. headed by Royalty, the
Master of Ceremonies conducted the
motley crowd through the maze OF
the march. And what a gay process
bWh " WaS. rihpi'' iau'cS' NypoiVo'
Indians, Cowboys. Cleopatras. Dianas,
Japanese women. Chinese Mandarins.
Glow WINS. Marguerites. Water
Nymphs. Polo Girls. Maids, Greek
maidens. bats, comic Mosques, Auro-
Ias. Titania. Moonlight, Snow. Win
ter. Little Red Riding Hood. Devils,
Monks. Peasants. Egyptians. Noble
men, Poles, Milkmaids. Counts all
made up an homogeneous set. which
marched and double-marched to the
music of the Ellis Quintet Club. Fin
ally the King and Queen were again
serted ON the raised dais and the
King made speech to his willing
subjects and bade them BE gay;
Join in fhe revels. Let mirth reign"
and the fun began In good earnest.
Mr.. Berger and his excellent band
played In the yard while the guests
were assembling, Among the costumes
noticed were the following: Princess
Kawananakoa, white satin and lace
large picture nat: Mrs. G.
w, Case Deering, bat" gown of
thick gauze made over black satin,
the wings Of black whalebone cover
ed with lgauZe. headdress of bat
wings, black satin slippers, black silk
hosiery, black glasses; Mrs. +. II.
Iiumphris. Paris Doll" pale blue
silk muslin under fichu. buckle ties,
large picture hat of fichu blue tied
with blue bow under one ear, white
bead necklace, bead bracelets; Mrs.
W. NJ. Graham, "Frivolity," red cos
tune with the sleeves Of white, II
star on forehead; Mrs. Arthur Wall,
Bridge Whist; Mr.. G, A. Brown.
uniform of an officer in King Kala-
kaua's reign, It was very complete
and his breast glittered with orders;
he had on a mask face. the nose up
ward and his moustache was stiff
with paste; II was II perfect disguise.
Mrs, James Wilder wore the most
striking costume In the room. II was
chick In the extreme. She was
BLACK and White" one-half being
white, the other BLACK. one side of
her head was white. the other black.
Sne wore one white slipper and stock
ing and one black. Doctor Fitzger-
aid White Indian sikh: face whiten-
ed and the costume white from head
10 foot: upon the turban rasted IA
clasp OF ivory. Mr.. s. Walker. Charles
| II, knee breeches of black velvet,
coat of red velvet, perfect In detail.
| Mr., Harry Wilder. "Cabby', Mrs.
Samuel Johnson. Cow Girl"; MISS
Schaefer. Cameo; Miss Murlel
Campbell. French DOH In white with
white picture hat Miss, Agnes Blu
chanan. Fencing Girl. Six Red
Devils with students. Mrs. Ranney
Scott. Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs Ar
thur Wilder, Mrs. j. s. Wilder. Mrs.
George Potter and Miss Marion Scott,
Little Red Riding Hood; Mrs.
Hayes Burke, Sailor; Mr.. Hayes
Burke, Mr.. George Angus, Count;
Mr. Spencer Bickerton, George
Washington" Miss Constance Res
tarick, CLEOPATRA; Miss Edmonds,
Spanish Peasant; Mr.. 3. II. Derby,
Policeman; Schoolgirls; Mrs. r.
A. Douthitt, Misses Dee; Mr.. Harry
Simpson, Bottle of Champagne"
Mrs. iIaugh, Butterfly; Mr. II. A.
Douthitt, Peter Pan; Miss Fanny