The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-10
INDECENT WOMEN
/. ARE REMEMBERED

A fair and iuau viii be given oi
Saturday May 20. at the home o
Prince David Kawananakon, 1883 Pen
sacola street. The proceeds will be de
voted to the esta olishment OF hom'
for INDECENT Hawaiian women. Will,
the institution viii be under the direc'
ton OF the catholic Mission, with tn,
usual generosity which the church ex.
ercises in It's many charities. It will
receive women Of all religious beliefs
extending its benefits lmpartially tc
all.
The management of the undertaking
which involves many and complicated
responsibilities, has been placed en-
tirely in the hands OF the Princess
Kawananakoa. she will be entitled to
the credit of the success which. It can
| be taken for granted. is assured, but
she also generously holds herself
ready to assume the responsibility for
failure-which nobody anticipates The
willing and generous spirit in which
the matter has been taken up speaks
well for community where people
seem to be treless In all good works.
THE HOME.
The building of the home VIII re-
quire an immediate outlay of $4,000. OF
this amount $1,000 has been raised, very
largely through the energy and perse-
verance Of Mrs. Laura Mahelona.
1t is hoped that the fair and luau
will net a considerable part of the sum
yet required, If not the whole smount.
When seen at her home yesterday
the Princess Kawananakca was full
of zeal and enthusiasm, and, better
still. had very clear and definite ideas
as TO what there is to be done. And
she was no less clear as to how all
the plans are to be carried out.
A buffet lunch will be served from
~ IN. TO 2 p. m. Admission to the
grounds will be free during the after
noon, but a charge of fifty cents for
each person will be made for the
luncheon. For this moderate sum,
salad, cold turkey or ham sandwiches,
and cup of coffee will be served.
THE FAIR.
The fair VIM be opened at one
o'clock and continue throughout the
evening. A great variety of articles,
with ice cream, lemonade and candies.
Will be offered for sale. Tents VIII
serve as booths, placed throughout the
grounds, which will be brilliantly
lighted with arc lights.
The luau is to be given in large
marquee, from five to seven, at which
all manner OF Hawaiian delicacies are
to be served, which will be of espe-
cial interest to the Congressional vis-
itors. The Oahu entertainment com-
mttee have already taken SO tickets
for their distinguished visitors.
The Hawaiian singing boys will be
present during the afternoon, and the
band will play during the luau and
through the evening. Seats will be
provided so that those who wish to
remain and look on may do so COM
fortably and without undue fatigue.
The Princess Kawananakoa has CIV
en- much thought to the organization
OF her committees, which, however,
are not quite complete. Other names
to be added will be announced later.
The decorations, as a whole, have
been placed in the hands of Mrs. A. p
Taylor, of whom great things are ex-
expected and whose admirable taste Is
welI-known. She will be assisted by
Mrs. c. +. Chillingworth and Miss Iau-
kea.
For the buffet lunch; Mrs. l., Whites
house, head of the committee, assisted
by Mrs. Eben Low, Mrs. c. S. Bal
lentyne, Miss Nannle Winston Mrs
Geo. d. Gear, Mrs. van Vliet, Miss
Jaeger and Miss Irma Ballentyne.
Lemonade Booth: Head, Mrs. Man
ME Philips; assistant, Mrs A. +.
Murphy, Miss Dreier, Miss Rhodes,
Mrs. McStocker, the Misses Mutch,
Mrs Harrison, Miss Legros.
Candy Booth: Head, Mis-. Il, b. NJ |
assistants, Miss A. Gig
nouX, Miss Justine McClanahan,
Misses Vera and Violet Damon, Miss
Sorenson.
Artificial flowers: Head, Miss Bertha
Young; assistants, Mrs. James Wilder,
Mrs. Deering, Mrs, A. G. Halves, Mrs.
Brooks, Mrs. Cushman and Mrs. Chas
Wilder
Natural flowers Head, Mrs NJ. T.
Grossman; assistants, Ada Mutch,
Muriel and Beatrice Campbell, Watty
Holt, Irene Boyd, rosie Herbert, An-
mabel Low. Ruth Bertelmann.
Mrs. George G, Beckley will take
charge of the Pedro booth cigars and
cigarettes, Mrs. W. NJ. Graham.
Ice cream booth Head. Mrs. James
Dougherty; assistants. Emmet May.
Mrs. clifford High, Miss Marion Roth.
An orange tree. the hollow rinds fill
ed with small gifts, viii be a pretty
substitute for the conventional grab
bag, or tish-pond, OF this the Misses
Schaefer will be placed IN charge.
There VIII ha siN Imam tuhlaa "a