The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-14
SOCIETY

Society is intending to take a great
er part than ever in tie Floral Parade
festivities On Washington IS Birthday.
In addition to sEe active part taken
in the main event, in the automobile
and carriage sections of the parade,
there will be a large number of the
social leaders of the city interested In
the masquerade carnival and the CO.
lonial ball to be given in the evening,
the carnival in the streets, along !he
lines of the great open-air festivals of
New Orleans, Los Angeles and other
favorably-located cities, the latter in
the roof garden of the Alexander
Young Hotel. which has been generous
ly given by Mr.. Young for the occa
sion. An energetic committee is in
charge of the colonial ball part Of the
program AMI already a large number
of well-known ladies have agreed to
serve as members of the various con-
mittees, as patronesses and assistants.
Among these are:
Invitation and Reception Committee
-Mesdames w. F. Frear, B. F. Dilling-
ham, f. A. Mott-Smith, A Gartley, G.
NJ. Cooke. F. Anterior, F. M. Swanzy,
G. P. Wilder, s. B. Dole. w W. Hall,
J. P. Cooke, L. l.. McCandless, W. G.
Weldon, Miss A. III. Parke, Mesdames
C. w. C. Deering, A. G.. Halves, Jr.,
A. F. Judd, James Judd, M. Prosser,
A. d. Tucker, George Augur, E. /.
Spalding, Harry Baldwin, W. o. Smith,
S. NJ. Damon, H. M. Won Holt and F.
A. Schaefer.
Committee on Favors and Souvenirs
-Mesdames S. Kingsbury, W. M. Ora
ham, Victor Collins, Smith, Rear,
Bryan, H. Giffard, E. Church, A. E.
Murphy, l.. Abrams, R. D. Mead, and
Miss Saunders.
Assistants = Miss Spalding, Miss
Alice Spalding, Miss c. Hall, Miss Rob
ertson, Miss Grace Robertson, Miss G.
Langton, Miss C. Restarick, Miss R.
Cation, Miss C. Lucas, Miss S. Lucas,
Miss A. Tucker, Miss Marion Green,
Miss Center, Miss n. Center, Miss
Whitford, Miss Sprinks, Misses Water
house, Miss D. Wood. Miss Margaret
Castle, Miss Alice Cooke, Miss |. Fish
err and Miss Jane Winnie.
While the majority of costumes 10
be worn at this function will probably
be colonial, there is no limitation pre-
scribed, and gypsies, fairies and Others
will doubtless be present. While 1t
has not as yet been definitely settled
by the committee, it is likely that the
dancing floor will be reserved until
midnight at least for those in costume
or with dominoes. In order that the
accommodations may not be overtaxed
Il has been decided to charge a dollar
ticket for all in costume or other
wise The money will be used for some
public institution.
AS souvenirs of the ball, cherry bios.
som fortunes and miniature matches
are to be placed in booths on the roof
garden. There is to he a meeting OF
tie ladies interested in this ball to-
! morrow morning at 10 o'cI9cl-.
Great interest is being taken in the
street carnival, which will be some
| thing out of the ordinary for Homo
! lulu. The downtown streets will be
decorated and illuminated for several
hours. while there will be music, noise
confetti. fancy costumes ard gaiety
generally. Many of chose who propose
| to attend the colonial ball will be seen
in their fancy costumes on the street
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The Misses Julia and Lydia Me
| Stocker entertained at the home OF
! their parents, on Lunalilo street, on
Thursday evening. with dancing, Kaai ,:
orchestra furnishing the music. The
| guests were provided with refresh
ments, and dispersed in the early morn
ing hours after most enjoyable even
ny. Those present we're Misses Tau
ikea. Wadman, Center (2), North
Saunders. Magoon, Spalding ~, Nc
Corriston, Robertson ~, Brown
Cooper, Angus (3), Ewart, Hall, Soper
Ella Wight, Catherine Hopper, Sar;
Lucas, Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs. A. n
Campbell, Mrs. Fred Angus, Mrs. c. B
High, Mrs. f. Waterman, Mrs. Bruce
McVean MackaIl, Mrs. Ralph John
stone, and Messrs. Fuller, Macintosh
Brown, Wider, Mitchell, Stuart John
son, Captain Haight. Captain Scales
Captain Campbell, Lieutenant Moses
Lieutenant Kilgore, Lieutenant Dough
erty, Page, Waterman (2), Mcbride
McCorriston, Magoon (3), Perkins
Lucas, Cooper, Ewart, Livingston
Grant. Ralph tombstone. DIR. High, A
n. Campbell and Fred Angus.
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Mrs. Augustus Murphy gave yer
enjoyable valentine party Friday even
ing for her daughter Thelma, whic
was attended by large lumber G
young school friends The house wa
2ttractiyely decorated with valentines
and the evening was finished wit
dancing amid these love-lorn tokens.
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Princess Kawananakoa expects t
leave New York on March % for Pari
She has been staying at the Hotel Sa
Reno, near Central Park.
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Bridge whist occupied the attentio
OF many of the Moana Hotel folk an
their friends at the Moana last MOI
day evening, eight tables being a