The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-18

Ice cream Of all kinds, sundays and
delicious cakes will be offered
The pedro booth will be on the Prin-
cess lanai. Mrs. Alice Hastings is In
charge with Mrs. George c. BeckIey
A jolly good time is assured with these
popular matrons in charge. Cigars and
| cigarettes VA be under Mrs. w NJ.
Graham's care. With Ivan Graham
and Reynold McGrew assisting, the
energy of this lady will be well re-
enforced.
On the luau, the most thought and
trouble have been expended A huge
marquee will be erected and covered
| with cocoanut leaves. The decorations
/ viii be on most elaborate scale
There are five long tables, at the head
of which there will be ladies prominent
| in the social life of the monarchical
days, representative of all that is most
gracious and dignifed. These are Mrs.
Laura Mahelona, Mrs. Lokalia Holt,
Mrs. Cathcart, Mrs. Lizzie Kinney, and
Mrs. ]. Paiko Jr. The five tables will
seat two hundred at a time. The ladies
who viii attend to the wants of visitors
will number seventy-five in all. They
viii be dressed in white with the bright
colors and gorgeous flower leis so dear
to the Hawaiian heart. All the delica-
cies of the season will be served: pig
cooked underground, sweet potatoes,
fish. chicken with cocoanut, crab, Opt
his, squid with cocoanut, dried fish,
kuloIo, poi ulu, and other relishes No
expense viii be spared to make ey-
erything of the best.
The children's amusements have also |
been looked after. The Misses Schae- |
fer have charge of the grab-box, and |
ali sorts of wonderful things are prom
ised for fifteen cents. The GROWING |
joy of the afternoon for the wee ones,
will be Punch and Judy show. Pop
ular Guy Livingston has promised to
help out. We all know what that
means
Her Majesty the Queen will be pre-
sent during the afternoon.
Herr Berger and his faithful boys are
most generous with their offers of mu-
sic, and will play throughout the af-
ternoon, from one to five.
AT one o'clock the fair will start and
continue to five. From five to seven
he luau doors will be opened. The
pest quintet club in Honolulu has been
secured to play during the feast.
At the request of many friends,
Princess Kawananakoa has decided to
rect an open platform for dancing.
This platform will be eighty by thirty
eet, and covered with Mrs. Sam Par
.ers dancing cloth. 1t is the largest
nd finest in Honolulu. AS the modest
UNI of twenty-five cents apiece, only,
Till be asked, the Princess begs that +
o one will take advantage of the open
latform by jumping over the ropes
lstead of coming in at the entrance.
S this is the only way this platform
an be enclosed. Mr.. Cushman Carter
as kindly consented to take the ar
for this in hand.
No admittance fee will be charged.
he grounds will be open to the public.
hairs for the comfort of visitors win b
2 scattered about, eight hundred and RI
fly having been generously donated #
Y Colonel Sam Parker for the occa- H
on. The novelty of dancing in the -
will, no doubt, appeal to our
1nored visitors, for whom sixty tickets
ave already been engaged for the lu-
l. Everybody is asked to come. The
rounds will be open to all, rich and
)or alike. The tickets for the luau
e one dollar. There vii be collected
the entrance.
The decorations in charge of Mrs. A.
Taylor, Mrs. chillingworth and Miss
orna Iaukea are to be very grand.
reens from Manoa and Tanta1us have
zen offered. Under the guidance of
ese ladies, the grounds will be chang
into a veritable bower of loneliness.
What with pretty girls, a jolly
ovid, good music. and a moonlight su
ght, what more could a mortal ask!
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