The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-21
SOCIETY

Society in its fullest strength will
undoubtedly turn out and greet the men
of the fleet at the ball to be given in
their honor at the Seaside Hotel tomor
row evening at which the decorations,
Examinations, and other arrangements
will be identically the same as those
at the ball on Friday last. Music will
be furnished by the entire First Divi-
sion band alternating with the Kaai
Glee Club. Walter Dillingham; and Har'
ry Macfarlane, in whose hands the man.
agement of the ball has been placed,
are making every effort to insure its
success, and it is a foregone conclusion
that the people of Honolulu, the ladies
in particular will then extend to the
men behind the gun, the welcome and
hospitality so characteristic of our city.
The following ladies will be the pa
tronesses: Mrs. j. r. Gait, Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer, Mrs. Rees, Mrs. Francis
Swanzy, Mrs. George Carter, Mrs. S. b.
Dole, Mrs. +. w. Macfarlane, Mrs. S.
NJ. Damon, Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke, Mrs. S.
| w. Cunning, Mrs. J. S. MEG -ew, Mrs.
James b. Castle, Mrs. S. Wilder, Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. Switzerland,
Mrs. G. A. Fairchild, Mrs. Geo. +.
Davies, Mrs. T. c. Davies, Mrs. H. q.
Dillingham;, Mrs. Richard Ivers, Mrs.
w. Brinckerhof, Mrs L. d. Tenney,
Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou.
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Chief Justice Hartweh Will give a
dinner in honor of Rear Admiral Sperry
on Monday evening, There will be
present Admirals Schroeder and Emory,
and Chief Naval Constructor Capps.
Admiral Wainwright sent regrets as his
division will be coaling off Lahaina.
These invitations We're given and ac-
cepted by wireless telegraph before the
arrival of the fleet. The guests of
Judge Hartwell will be Governor Frear,
Judge Dole, Associate Justices Wilder
and Ballou, Major Dunning, U. S. A.,
Capt. Corwin p. Rees, U. S. N, and Col.
A. G. Halves.
The luau ana fair given in the old
Schmidt place on Beretania avenue yes,
terday afternoon was where great
many of the society folk of the city
could be found, the beautifully decorat-
ed grounds being crowded from noon
until well on toward evening. Booths
where various articles of good cheer
might be purchased, were arranged in
a semicircle about the grounds, flank
ing the house, on the lanai of which
a Hawaiian orchestra played during the
lunch hour and the afternoon. TIL,
lunch and luau tables were very pref
tily decorated, the young ladies acting
as volunteer mattresses wearing bright
colored leis and looking well after the
lcomforts of the hundreds who thronged
the palm.roofed enclosures.
The affair was under the management
of Miss Lucy Peabody, whose ability
to manage entertainments of this natur,
is so well known. and the objects wer,
, three-to secure funds for the regildinl
of the Kamehameha statue at Kohala
to assist the st. Louis chapel and I,
give aid to certain charitable purpose
in the same district and to add to tn,
building fund of the st. Andrew
Priory. The ladies looking after tn,
various details were;
, Decoration eommittee-Mrs. Robert
son, Mrs. j. Boyd and Mrs. A. p. Tay
, lor.
Coffee booth-Mrs. Robert Levers
Miss Emily Ladd and Mrs. Angus.
Smokers supplies-Miss Irene Boyd
( Paper fowers-Mrs. Wright and Mrs
, Zoe Ayres.,
Fancy work-Mrs. Charles Booth an,
Mrs. Charles Simpson.
Hawaiian booth-Mrs. f, Henriques
! Miss Grace Kahoalii and Mrs. Z. J
Q Gay.
Candy booth-Mrs. j. s. Low, Mis-
Rose Gibson, Miss Mabel Taylor an
Miss Emily Taylor.