The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-22
THE CARNIVAL
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IS to be no set program, no restrictions |
on who may attend, no rules governing
costumes. 1t is to be a public gather
ing with cares left behind and every
one expected to make as much racket
as they please, frolie as much as they
like and each do their share towards
making such a success of the fete as
VIII ensure its repetition every year as
part of the Washington Birthday
celebration.
There is no charge for admission. no
part of the streets not open to all, no
Judging of costumes and no prizes to
compete for except the general one of
enjoyment which all may share
1t is up to the merchants along the
selected streets and the public generally
to make tonight S carnival something
typieally Honolulan, which means some-
thing better than can be had in any
other corner of the globe
Sergeant Barry, n. G. H.. came in
from Camp s. NJ. Damon last night to
supervise the street decorations. and
this means that that part of the affair
viii be up to the high standard desired,
while there win be general illumina.
ton of the Young Hotel, plenty of
lights along all the streets and the fete
scene setting otherwise complete.
The Colonial Ball.
| Tonight, beginning at nine o clock,
the Young Hotel will be enlivened by
the colonial ball, which will be not
only attended by many attired in gowns
| of the colonial period, but by maskers
it is understood that costumes galore
have been made ready for the occasion.
/ There will be no bar to persons in even
| ing dress dancing among the maskers,
! and no prizes will be given. instead
of lessening interest in the ball, this
should be an incentive to originality in
makeup and design of costumes. The
patronesses, headed by the wife of the
Governor. are as follows:
Mesdames w. F. Frear, Walter Wall
George Augur, George Castle, B. T. Dill
lingham, Watson, w 0. Smith, Iaur;
Weight, E. A. Mott-smith, A. Wall, E
I. Spalding, Andrew Fuller, A. Gartley
Harry Baldwin, Alice Hastings, c. NJ
Cooke, S. Kingsbury. s. NJ. Damon, E
D. Tenney, F. Atherton, Victor Collins
Fl. NJ. Won Holt, I. J. King, F. M
Swanzy, Smith, F. A. Schaefer, c. M
! v. Forster, G.. P. Wilder, Rear, w. A
Love, G.. III. Robertson, S. B. Dole
Bryan, J. T. McGrew, VIM Hunter, W
W. Hall, III. Giffard, M. Phillips, Foster
Cunning, J. P. Cooke, A. E. Murphy
A. w T. Bottomley, Winslow, L. L. Nj
Candless, L. Abrams, Fl. v. Murray
Cashier, w. c. Weldon, r. D. Mead
s.. II. Moses, NJ. n Falls, W. NJ. CIR;
J, ham. Geo. Angus. Wadhams. G. W.
) Deering, Elizabeth Church, w. r. Ca
tie, McCallum, A. G. Halves Jr., w,
Levers, Ridley, A. F. Judd, r. A. Jo1
f dan, Ward, James Judd, D. W. Cook
7 Wrightson, NJ. F. Prosser, A. Wall, v
!. G. Fay, A. B. Tucker, L. T. Peck, A
kins; Misses Spalding, Alice Spaldins
!, Sanders, Stephens, Charlotte Hal
Smith, Robertson, Grace Robertson
a Genevieve Langton, Constance Rest;
= rick. R. Cation, G.. Lucas s. Lucas, /
Tucker, Marion Green, Center, n. Ce1
: ter, Whitford, Sprinks, Waterhouse:
4 Wood, A. TT. Parke
a The decorating committee eomprisir
e Mrs. A. P. Taylor, Mrs. Alice Tasting
g Mrs. Frank Knox, Mrs. George Herber
Mrs. Egbert Roberts, Mrs George Ro
4 ertson Miss Irene Boyd and Il
). Misses Robertson will have the ba
rooms appropriately decorated. Son
4 of the committee worked on the decor
! tions yesterday and have partially COZ
! pleted the lounging room ballrool
d Vines and palm leaves are to be add
g, today.
Admission to the ball is by ticks
Il These can be procured at the Ter
Il torial Messenger Service office
Hotel street and at Bergstrom Mus
1t company There is promise of b
q times tonight. The best Hawaiian I
chestra music will be furnished and t
us weather man has promised to perm
It, no rain to fall upon the roof gard
IN throughout the evening. The gra
march will commence at nine o'cio
~ after the majority of the maskers ha
no taking in the doings on the streets.
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