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

all that was going on, and II IL had
not been for gentleman standing
just behind the high-perched young
lady II is feared there would have
been exhibited a costume not down
on the books
Later on during the evening quite
a number of "fortunates" mingled
with "unfortunatcs' on the lawn. II
was an unusual sight to see one of
the satanic imps' standing at the
waters edge listening to the music OF
the waves as they splashed on the
sands.
A little girl was heard to interro-
gate her mother: Mamma. what do
those people put on them funny
things for?" To which the mother
replied, Because they have got more
than two dollars and half, OK
pcct.'
Sam johnson left the scene of fcs.
tivities early. lie wore the costume
of japanese warrior of the six
teenth century and as IL weighed sew
cntry-iive pounds he found IL rather
warm. Sam stated that when he left
the ball II really only weighed sixty
five pounds, MS he had lost ten pounds
of flesh himself so had that much less
to carry around.
Ex-County Attorney Eddie Douth-
lit wore a dominoe half black and
half white, which caused many to ask
If he were masqueradlng as u favor
itc brand of Scotch.
When George Davis came out.after
unmasking, someone unkindly asked
him whether he went as a student or
a butler, which caused u tart rejoind-
cr from the attorney. who was attir.
cd In the costume of Queens counsel
or, which he has every right 10 wear.
There was one rather stout lady
On the floor who. while still masked,
asked Walter Doyle II he knew who
she was. The latter. in one OF his fits
of gallantry, replied: "Oh. yes: you
are G. C. =" mentioning very
trim little lady who weighs about 100
pounds. He receives a cold nod now
las they pass by.
One member OF the legal profession
asked the other for II suggestion for
his costume and was advised to 20
disguised as an attorney. This hap
/. pencd In the Attorney Generals De-
;partment. Another distinguish ed le-
| gal light was advised to chalk his
head and go ms billiard cue.
4 A charming tea was given by Mrs.
George Potter at her villa In Nuuanu
Valley on Monday afternoon In hon
or OF Mrs. Francis p. Burke of New
York, who is a guest with her son ut
the Moana Hotel.
| Mrs. Potter presented the guests to
Mrs. Burke, who was daintily dressed
In white aud carried bouquet of vio-
let's. Mrs. Burke has lovely face
and charmed everybody by her sweet
manner. Mrs. Potter looked very
pretty In n white-embroidered frock,
and the rooms were fragrant with
roses, which were scattered about In
| Sreat abundance-La France, Gordon
'Bennctts and the american Beauties
made fine showing. Before the
doors and windows ropes of delicate
+, vines made fragrant portieres. AZ
the entrance large bowl OF milk
flowers, with their waxcy leaves, was
much admired, and In the dining.
room Il tall jar of ornamental vines
looked most artistic. Roses adorned
the little tables placed In the library
ana dining-rooms, and the tea-cloths
were also embroidered In roses. Miss
Lady Macfarlane presided over the
punch-bowl and pretty girls, among
whom were Misses Marion Scott, Lor.
ma laukea, Treyellyn, Ethel Monsar,
lat, Elsa Schaefer. Helen Alexander
Helen and Alice Macfarlane. Corde
lila Walker, passed the delicious re
freshments. Among the guests wcr,
Mrs. James y. Castle, Mrs. Francis
NJ. Swenzy, Mrs. Henry Macfarlane
Mrs. Fred. Macfarlane, Mrs. Harr,
Macfarlane Jr,, Mrs. A. Gartley. Mrs
Charles Wilder, Mrs. Gullck, Mrs
Spalding, Miss Spalding, Mrs. Rich
ard Ivers, Mrs. John Russell Mrs. S
M. Damon, Mrs. J.. 8. Walker, Mrs
+. II. Humphris. Mrs. Alexander, Mrs
Along, Mrs. Alexander Lindsey, Mrs
Francis Gay, Mrs. Herman Focke
Mrs. George Rodiek, Mrs. A. Fuller
Miss Walker, Mrs. NJ. Phillips, Mis-
Jessie Kaufman, Miss Waterman, Mrs
Brainerd Smith. Mrs. Brock, Mrs. vol
Holt, and Mrs. A. q. Halves Jr.
4 \
The Tuttle-Monsarrat wedding o
Monday evening at st. Andrews Ca
thedral was celebrated before a larg
number of relatives and friends. Tn
solemn service of the Episcopu
Church was used and the Rev. Cano
Macintosh performed the impressiv
service. Precisely at 8 o'clock tn
wedding party walked up the aisl
, TO the chancel steps. Miss futile.
, beautiful girl, on the arm of Mr.. Ala
: h. Douglas, was met at the altar b
, the groom, who was supported by NJ