The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-04
SOCIETY

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night at the Young. a very elaborate
and delicious repast being served. The
/ following guests were present: Mr..
Fred Lewis, Mr. Mamie Phillips, Mr..
Harry Lewis, Mr.. Harry Cobb, and Mr..
/ Emil Waterman.
The Gypsy Eneampment fete is sim
ply booming, the days of 40 do not
compare with the energy and zest with
which everyone is entering into this
intensely good project.
The entrance is absolutely free, and
it is most sincerely and earnestly hoped
| by those in charge, that. the warrant
officers and sailors will feel as welcome
TO come as the commissioned officers.
! 1t will not only be a most exquis:tely
beautiful affair, but the cause is such
grand one, that it cannot fail in any
way. It's worth has so appealed to our
home people, that it has not been nee
essary to do much soliciting. People
are volunteering and expressing wish
to do their share toward the encamp-
ment in some capacity.
Donations of all kinds have been.
offered. 1t will be a sight well-worth
while to see with about two hundred
of our maids and matrOns gowned as
real gipsies. Mr.. Hertsehe has been
most generous in offering the Moana,
and with his great assistance the Mo
ana swill look more like fairyland than
ever. The full list of those in charge
and their able assistants will be pub
lished next Sunday. Some very stun
ming gowns are being designed by the
local modistes. Some of the girls will
make perfectly charming and dainty
maids from Roumania The lemonade
booth is going to spring a great sur
prise on every one. The pillow and
candy booth will have many things to
attract. The postoffiee is going to
cause no end of merriment. Mrs. Bal
lou with her cut flowers, oh! but, that
is a secret. The shooting gallery will
bring in no end of desires. The ice
cream and cake-wel just wait, you
will wish to be served more than once,
what more need be said. As for the !
tea, the daintiest service with a dis |
tinct brew of tea, win be your pleas |
ure at this booth and the gracious |
hostess, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, will make |
all feel at home. Mrs Wall will simply :
make you buy, the quality of her ring |
cake and her dainty and charming girls
will attract one and all. The peanut /
booth will be trife different from any
thing seen here before. Mrs. A. E.
Murphy, with her twenty sweet and .
fascinating girls, viii help to swell the
funds. Watch for the girls with the
dainty baskets! The live doll panto-
mime of course will make the hit of the /
evening. How can it help but do so /
with Mrs. Gum training the dolls9 The
sweet lima leis of Hawaii will charm
as they have always done. The posters
will be about town this week, and the
cleverness of the artists needs only to
be seen to be appreciated. The Rose
Fortunes will be decided feature, so
be sure and purchase your future in
dainty American Beauty rose. The SUBJ
stantial coffee booth will be patronized
greatly, not only for the excellence of
its brew but for the maids and matrons
serving.
Every one wishing to trip the light
fantastic toe will be badged and tick
eted by two of Honolulu IS most popular
and attractive matrons, Mrs. E. D. /.
Tenney and Mrs. C. KimbaH.
The grab will cause no end of mirth,
the only fear being that the grabs
won't last, and when you see the
dainty vendors of the grab bags you
will not ask why. And last, but not :
by any means least, comes the only /:
Mrs. Halves, for who, either here or j:
can compare with her skill 7 .
1t is folly to sing her praises, for we .
all know her ability. She promises .
your moneys worth, so be sure and .
visit her tent. The following list of !.
ladies have kindly consented to lend
dignity to the occasion by being pa
tronesses: Mrs. Frear, Mrs. Dole,
Mrs. Rees, Mrs. Wadhams, Mrs. George
Carter, Mrs. Joe Carter, Mrs. S. NJ
Damon, Mrs. F. NJ Swanzy, Mrs, E.
K. Wilder, Mrs. Sam Parker, Mrs. Fred
Mrs. Robert Levers, Mrs. ,
c. NJ. Cooke, Mrs. Sam Allen, Mrs
Mary Foster, Mrs. Mott-Smith, Mrs. J.
A. Kennedy, Mrs. w. r. Castle, Mrs
F. J. Lowrey, Mrs. Tenney Peck, Mrs
Allan Herbert, Mrs. Dunning, Mrs F.
A. Schaefer, Mrs. Isenberg, Mrs. Da-
vies, Mrs. J. $. McGrew, Mrs. C. B.
Cooper, Mrs. Fl. f. Cooper, Mrs. E. /.
Spalding, Mrs. r. Ivers, Mrs. Andrew
Fuller, Mrs L. l.. MeCandless, Mrs. J.
A. McCandless, Mrs. J. p. Cooke, Mrs.
B. F. Dillingham;, Mrs +. Halstead,
Mrs. c. B. High. Mrs. Francis Cav,
Mrs. H. Sehultze, Mrs Moses, Mrs. w.
W. Hall, Mrs. A. F. Judd, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Scott, Mrs, Ballentyne, Mrs. J. B.
Castle.
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A meeting of the heads of booths of
he Gypsy Encampment is called for
morning at 10 o'clock at
he Moana Hotel to discuss style and
erection of booths. To do this proper
Y the ladies should all be present. This
nay be the last meeting before the En-
is held and a full attendance
5 desired.
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Miss Hazel Heilbron, who has been
listing with Lieutenant and Mrs Blur
It Fort Columbia, Wash, has been hav- 4
ng very enjoyable stay on the Coast.
ihe started recently on three weeks 4
amping trip up the Columbia river
With her host and hostess and several 4
# the officers of the garrison stationed
t Fort Columbia. Z
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