Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-23
additional Social News on Page 81

The brilliant company Of pa-u riders
were the observed OF the observed, ana
lhel' rlu'hs was n'ucr o"illileHteu up
On me P'''"iesVue COSTUMES "n"
hrln seat won praises rom ever Sppu!'
the pa-u rinerS were US iolio"S'
MISS hiida Robertson, MIS- 'hris.
Holt, Mrs. kaaipia. Mrs. Irene Silva,
Mrs. Kuihalani. Mrs X. Cummings
Miss Nynodword Miss Parker. Mrs
H,iii,,, Mrs t,cI Williams Nrs
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noe MIS- NoolseE' Mrs' hlcharusoh'
Miss l.. Lemon, Mrs. Il. ;. Holt. MISS
keamalu. Mrs. Mary Ann Maikai.
Mrs. Mahoe. Mrs. Solomon Kealoha,
Mrs A,updnn aIiss Emily Aowouo
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Mrs. hahaka' Mis mani Mrs' john
son. Miss \. NJ Johnson, Elizabeth
Van Giesen. Miss Maria Williams,
Mrs Kuumoo, Mira. n. Kauwe. Mrs,
A, ANN, Ntsa KAHN, Enn,nnUabo
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isaac Mrs. Mauhla' Mrs' Geo Mai'-
ma, Miss Meyers. Mrs. Jackson.
Next In the line of procession came
the Island Processes. accompanied by
their pagcs They were handsome
girls and all rode beautifully. but Miss
kat CornwcIl, who represented Maui.
aud rode a magnificent stallion. made
II yeritablc sensation. Probably no
where could one see n better exhibition
of good riding. She was part aud par
eel of the beautiful animal. and the
vast multitude applauded to "a man.
From Childhuod Miss CurnNell. the
daughter of the late William Cornwcll.
ESQ. distinguished citizen of lla-
waii, has ridden anything aud cyery-
thing on her fathers famous ranch
aud all horses. even the most vicious.
are always controlled by her mastery
/ handling OF them. She looked as thor
oughbred as the animal she rode. Miss
Rose made most picturesque appear
ance was was a great fayorite. Miss
Gussie Clark was much admired ana
Miss Bartholomew, representing Moo
kai, looked very fetching. Mrs. Peter
Malina of Kauai was greatly applaud
ed and made "A fine appearance.
After the Princesses and their at
PENDANTS came the company of riders
in charge OF MIR. Harold Dillingham;, a
most pleasing feature OF the parade.
and after them the cowboys. who added
immense interest by their spectacular
riding. Mir Chris Hollis horse was
very spirited and he rode magnificent
| ly. In fact. all the cowboys rode well,
even the tiniest ones, who looked and
acted the part absolutely. The motor
cars, floats and carriages, coming next,
were wonderfully effective and cheer
after cheer rent the air as they went
around the grandstand. The touring
ear OF Mr.. G. IL Cooke, In the entry
called "A Chinese Tea House." eXqui-
sitely gotten up with every detail elab-
orately worked out, was very effective.
The pretty girls helped 10 make II
most attractive ior they wore iuil VI
ientai costumes ana the car larry daz-
Zled the eyes AS 1t whirled past win
lis glittering tinsel OF gold ana silver.
The occupants were Mrs. George Cooke,
Misses Judd. Violet Damon, juliet
Cooke and Mr.. Richard A. Cooke.
sweet Lavender, the car OF MI, sid
80 '''''''' '''''' 49, -
lily artistic appearance. Lavender tnllo
was iestooned over the machine, while
wisteria hung gracefully over the back
ground OF layehdar winch was used 81
effectively. The occupants, among the
prettiest women III Honolulu, wore
mauve coats ana hats, gloves and par
hsOls, ana darker shade was used iol
colors, Guns ana parasols' II was an
artistic success ana the only diseord
were the white clothes OF Mr., Bailon
lie ought To nave worn mauve, bul
could not he persuaded TO do 40, Ills
guests were Mrs. Ballou, his slster-in'
law Mrs. Harry Maciarlane, Jr., Mrs
GEORGE Falrchild' ana MISS Lazy Mae
iarinne. yellow was the color schenl'
Oh the Dig touring car driven by MIS-
Madse McCandless, Chrysanthemum'
Wer' proiuseI! USED Tor decorating th'
BODY OF the machine, ANA the wheels
were Wouhu III Sel'oW' ~ iiade sor'