Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-11

among them were notices Mrs. ). Nj
Damon, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. B. f
Dillingham;, Mrs Mist, Miss Edith Mist
Mrs Francis Gay, Mrs. Charles Elston
| Mrs Knudsen, Mrs Augustus Knudsen
Mrs. Eric Knudsen, Mrs. Forster, Mrs
Gerrit Wilder, Mrs. Charles Wilder
Mrs. Brainerd Smith, Mrs. Kopke, Mrs
Ernest Ross, Mrs. A. Lewis Mrs. A. M
Brown, Mrs. George Fairchild, Mrs
Wright, Misses Soper, Mrs. J. S. Walk
81, Mrs. Rush and Miss Ada Rhodes.
Mrs. Rice will soon return to Kauai
for her husbands term of Office has
expired for the season. Both Mr.. and
Mrs Rice have been the motif of much
entertaining, as they are both we'll and
favorably known here.
X
Fair for Poor Women
Everybody connected with the fair,
lunch and luau to be held at the resi-
Ience of Prince and Princess HAVANA
nakoa on Saturday, May 25th, are bus
lily at work, and each department is
striving to excel Needless to say the
luau lanai, in charge OF such competent
helpers as Mrs Laura Mahelona, Miss
Holt, Mrs }. PoiKo, Jr., Mrs Cathcart,
Mrs G.. Hopkins and Mrs. Lizzie Kin
ney, will be perfect in every detail.
The lanai will be in the form of an old
Hawaiian hut, and over 1000 coCoanut
leaves will be used in the elaborate
decoration There will be six tables
in all, constructed in the form of a
circle, the center of which will consist
of a mass Of luXurant foliage. A ba-
mana tree in fruit, tea leaf plants OF all
varieties, parasitic vines, and a huge
purple bougainyillea in full flower will
make a magnificent Hawaiian decora-
ton seldom ever seen. The tables in
green with quantities of yellow flowers
will present a pleasing picture. There
will be eight mattresses at each table
and they are to dress in white holollus
with leis on mead and neck The pref
test girls in Honolulu, consisting of
Hawaiis fairest daughters, have been
selected for these pleasing duties. En-
quisite pots of maidenhair and ferns
ofall kinds will be used in great abund-
anCe to decorate the lanai and the
whole affair done in the elaborate style
of the HaWaiians ought certainly to at
tract the visiting strangers as well as
those residing here. The lemonade
booth, in charge of Mrs. M. Phillips,
assisted by Mrs. A. l.. Murphy, Mrs.
McStocker, Misses Dreier, Mulch, Har-
rison, Legros and Rhodes, will present
d very novel idea. The booth will be a
huge lemon, the pretty girls inside
peeping from the outer rind, dressed in
white, are expected to make bewitch-
ing appearance. Pale lemon satin rib"
bon will tie the two sides and the
half demons. The hats will be of pale
lemon crepe paper This has never
been attempted here before and is GER
tainly unusual The Natural Flower
Booth, in charge Of Mrs. NJ. T.. Cross
man. assisted by Misses Bertleman,
Rosie Herbert, Annabel Law, Watty
Holt, Muriel and Beatrice Campbell,
Irene Boyd aud Ada Mulch, will be ex-
Ceedingly pretty for those in charge
will be dressed in genuine Spanish
hower-girl costumes The ice cream
and candy booth will consist of a hugo
japanese umbrella and Japanese lam
terms viii hang from 10 those In charge
wearing white dresses ANA Japanese
ornaments Those i'm charge, Mrs,
james nuushrttN assisted hy Ms Elm.
nae. MaN Nr sinord liigh aud Ni .
Marion Roth The Artificial Flower
Booth ia the gumpeJent hands OF Miss