Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-01

are ever bright, make a sight which
cannot be surpassed.
This year there arc several stran-
gers from the mainland here and It
is hoped that they may be interested
IN entering their machines and dec
Grating them. But perhaps the
trangers will be more Interested in
he large assembly of old-tlme pau
iders. In the days of the monarchy
he pau riders came out in force, es-
Jeclally on Saturday afternoons, to
ride on the old Waikiki road and at
tend the band concerts given in those
days in Emma Square. This custom
has fallen into disuse of recent years
and only through the efforts of the
Floral Parade Committee has this
picturesque custom been revived. Il
is not a revival of a barbaric dis
play, but a pretty custom that APP
peals to the kamaaina as well MS to
the stranger.
Shriners' Ball
At 1t meeting of the committee In
charge of the ball to be given by Aloha
Temple, Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine, held yesterday
afternoon, 1t was definitely decided
that the ball be given on February q,
1908, the eve of Washington's birth
day, at the Moana hotel. Arrange
ments have been made SO that the
popular hostelry will be entirely in
the hands Of the Shrlners and their
guests on that evening. This ball,
from the activity and energy of the
committee, should be one of the
grandest social affairs Of the season,
and as 1t is the fist of the yearly
functions to be given by the Shriners,
the committee in charge is sparing
nothing TO make 1t n success. With
the large dining room for dancing, the
parlors, the spacious lanais and the
garden devoted for purposes of merry
making, those present should eXper.
lencc an evening second to none in the
history of the social functions In these
Islands. Letters have been sent by
the committee to each Shriner re.
Questiug that he send in the names of
those whom he wishes to invite as 1t
is desirable that all invitations be out
by February 10Th. The members Of
the committee in charge are Harry
Murray, George Angus, Frank b. Nc,
Stnckor, John BeIser aud Frank
Hatch.
Cards have been received as fol.
lows: The President and Board Of
Governors OF the University Club IN
vite you to the third annual ball at
the Club House, February seventh,
nineteen hundred and eight at nine
o'clock Enclosed Is a Rapid Transit
schedule for evening Of the University
Club ball. Cars leave club house and
connect with cars at I. . and a. m.
for WaikiN via King, /, 1880, ., 2:30
4. m, for Nuuanu Valley; /, 2:2O a.
m. for Pawaa Junction via Bcrotania
avenue, and return via PunahOu; i:4O,.
a. m, Tor Manoa valley via Wilder
avenue. II. X. l.. Castle. chairman
transportation committee.
4
Elizabeth X. Victor gave n luau at
her Kapalama home on Sunday to
celebrate her 25th birthday Two long
tables were laid, one on the lanai and
one in the dining room. On table was
decorated in red and white and the
other was in yellow and white. Ev.
cry one who sat at the tables had lei
ilimas and males. Music was fur
nished by the Kapalama quintet club
and was kept up till midnight Those
present We're; Mr.. and Mrs. j. De.
fries, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rice, Mr.. and
Irs. j. Richards, Mrs. c. Lewis, Mrs.