Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-10-16
Launch Ride to Pearl City.

Mrs. Reed ehaperoned party OF
young people on a launch ride to
Pearl City. The party left on the
"Waterwitch" about ten o'clock Sat
urday, on reaching their destination
luncheon was served in picnic fash
Ion, under the palms and trees. Lat
er the young people about thirty in
all. danced In the pavilion. After u
pleasant outing the party returned
to town about Ave in the evening.
Mrs. Milo M. Potter and her beau
tiful daughter Miss Nina Jones, who
spent several months last spring at
the Moana Hotel, and who made
many warm friends during their Vi
sit In Honolulu. entertained in no
vel manner at their country home
near Santa Barbara-the following
is copied from one Of the Southern
California papers:
A Barn Dance which was given
Friday evening of last week at the
Potter Country Club. situated on the
beautiful Houe ranch, near Santa
Barbara. was one Of the most elabor.
ate and original affairs OF this sea-
son. It Is Of more than passing In
terest to US inasmuch as 1t was given
In compliment to one OF our pretty
debutantes Of last winter. Miss Har-
riett Alexander. who was the guest
Of Mrs. Potter's daughter. Miss Nina
Jones.
rhe clubhouse was converted into
New England farm house and
the typical scene was made of bales
OF hay about the grounds which serv-
ed as seats, and along the driveway
improvised haystacks were used to
support lanters. while the wall ana
rafters were adorned with pumpkins,
cornstalks and cabbages, flowers and
fruit. Outside the barn doors were
crooks OF cider, while unique re-
freshments consisting Of pies. dough-
nuts, ginger bread. cold chicken,
were served the merry guests. The
barn dance old-fashioned reels. q
grand march for supper, and the al
most forgotten square dance, were
part Of the programme:
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo NJ. Potter leo
the grand march. and among their
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
WEIGH >Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Salano,
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Garland,
DR.. and Mrs. John Page. c. o. Alex
ander, c. Brown, Miss Harriet Al
exander. Miss. Dolly MacGavin. Miss
Lolita Buriing, Miss Margaret Stow,
Miss Elisabeth Newhall, Miss Marian
Newhall. Miss Martha Calhoun, Miss
Delphina Dibblee. Miss Louise Clark,
& Miss marguerite Park. Mr.. EIdridge
Green, Mr.. Melville Bowman. Mr..
Harry Gregory. Mr.. Arthur Wool
worth, Mr.. Sherman Stow, Mr.. Har,
old Chase, Mr.. Ashby Keeney. Mr.,
Albert Spaulding. Mr.. Robert Ell.
more. Mr.. William Walters. \
4 4
Our shriners In Los Angeles.
Many OF our local people sometime.
make fun Of the phrase among the
others present." but they use Il else
where as Is shown by the relatiy,
prominence given United States Sen
ator Flint and other more or less prom
inent personages Of California whe
placed In line with the Shriners from
Honolulu and San Francisco who Wis
tied Los Angeles:
Avalon, Oct 2.-EnterIng the har
Dor by the light 6 a great display O
fireworks and marine band playing
the steamer Cabrlllo, bearing 800 I.o
Angeles shriners. arrived at 6:40 to
night The entire crowd was takel
to the barbecue grounds, back OF tn,
big pavilion. where they enjoyed
dinner. OF meats, flsh, salads and man,
other barbecued dishes. After the din
ner the Shrlners took In the town uu
I'll $3.50. when they went to the BIZ
dance hall, which had been fixed III
especially for the benefit OF the hun
dreds who were to make the journe,
over the hot sands to become mem
bers OF the Mystic Shrine. The steam
or will leave tomorrow night at $3.50.
With dun care entirely discarde
and Joy and mirth unconnned. upward
Of 800 Shriners left Los Angeles a
$3.50 yesterday afternoon to cross tn
hot sands" or rather salt water. :
Catalina. The members of the Ara
and Bedouin patrols were attired q
their fatigue uniform.
Charles q. Bockus. potentate @
Aloha Temple, Honolulu; Past Potter
tate George Filmer, Islam Temple
San Francisco; Past Potentate an
Representative to the Imperial Cour
Gil James 8. McCandless OF Aloha Ten
pie. Honolulu; the officers Of Al Mala
kah Temple and the patrol we're anon
the guests.
Among others making the journe
were Senator Frank Flint, Motle
Flint, Leo Youngworth, w. H. Harr
son. W. p. Jefreys. Robert WankoV
ski, w. d. Decide and l.. J. c. Spr,