Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-28


for its big regatta next Saturday.
Entries have been made for score
of events and the afternoon tea, suo-
stantial supper and dances on the
new lanai between the afternoon and
evening events are bringing out the
best efforts of the lady members of
the Club and their friends.
Allan Herbert will be on hand with
down from Wailele. King. the new
carctaker and club cook, will prepare
an outdoor fireplace, and Mrs. A.
Fuller will assist the king of chowdcr
makers to prepare the chowder.
Herbert does not stop at mere
chowder-making for the Club. how
ever, he started out as its fairy god
father and intends to live up to that
reputation. The ladies are indebted
to him for their bath house on the
premises. now almost completed, and
he starts in now to prepare the big
ALI grass house Tin the foreground)
for the occupation of the Senior mem
bers, who so far have had no place
exclusively their own. The spacious
open lanais and big lockers therein
will remain the lounging place of
the boys, but, within, the one remain
ing perfect specimen of an ancient
Hawaiian chiefs house in these ISL
ands, he will equip real puweas with
genuine lauhala mats and give the
men of the Club place'to rest after
the ardors of surfboarding.
Then, too, those who live uptown
and wish to come down for early
morning fishing on the reefs-bc-
fore the first cars are out-will have
a place to bunk for the night.
The chiefs house will be used on
| Saturday. Dec. ). Mrs. John McCand-
less will have charge of the lemon
ade in the front lanai. and under
the big canoe shed will be served
the famous fish chowder. About the
rear-now middle--grass house will
be served poi and salmon, while un-
der the hau tree by the lagoon Mrs.
J. Gilman and her assistants will pre-
side over the Ice cream. and Mrs. G..
f. Bush will cut the cakes.
Under the big hau tree behind the
grass houses Mrs. English and Mrs
W. NJ. Graham and a bevy of pretty
girls will dispense tea and coffee.
Mrs. White, her two daughters and
their young friends will see to 1t
that everyone who wills shall have
a bit of homemade candy. In fact,
there will be a movable feast. at the
Outrigger grounds, the eater moving
from table to table.
The new lanai on the lagoon will
he tried by the children during the
afternoon, Mrs. Mary Gum having
promised when the regatta was post
poned four weeks. to take the chair
manship of this event. which assures
its success.
Later in the evening the adults
| will have the floor to themselves.
Mrs. +. +. Richardson, the mother
of one of the Junior contestants In
the regatta, Is general chairman OF
the supper committee, and has the
assistance of score of other moth
ers of Club members, who will see
TO it that the big event is great
success.
A. Gartley Is chairman of the
electric lighting committee and will
see to 1t that there are charming ef-
fects in colors created under the
canoe sheds and hau trees.
The night races will be partly by
searchlight and partly by illumina-
ton from the canoes themselves. The
events, including the supper, begin
at 2 p. M, with the boys gsurfboard
contests and conclude at midnight
on the floor of the dancing lanai.