Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-04
Union -pacilN
transfer Co., Liz.
FurS;ture and Piano Nov,aS
FLEET BALL. .lI|. WILL
Be GREAT Event


The ball to be rendered the petty
officers and sailors of the Pacific Fleet
at the Moana AMI the Seaside
hotels Tomorrow; evening will be one
OF the great events of 1910. No pains
have been spared by C. c. Won Hamm
and the members OF the various com
mIttees working under his direction to
make this affair great success.
The ball to the chief petty officers of
the Pacific Fleet at the Alexander
Young hotel last Wednesday has been
pronounced by all who attended. to
he the finest ever given In Honolulu
It was entirely due to the untiring eff
forts Of the members of the various
committees OF the Chamber of Com
merce that everything went OF 80
smoothly. To eclipse that seems al
most impossible. but, as the ladies
Of Honolulu have promised to lend
their aid, the bluejackets will find
hosts OF the fair sex waiting to be
asked for "the pleasure Of a dance"
II is indeed a glowing tribute to the
men of the feet to know that their
services are so much appreciated. Con-
sldering that these men are UNFOLDING
the good name OF the United States
as loyal subjects and protectors OF the
Union. the ladies of Honolulu realize
this and have promised to turn out In
full force to give these sailor boys the
time Of their lives
In such demand will the fair sex
be. that all are Invited to attend. No
invitation cards have been issued. so
II is up to the masculine element o;
this city to act as escorts to girls In
order that tho sailor boys may not be
wail.flowers." The men OF the Pacific
feet are thousands Of miles away from
their home town, they are longing to
dance with Hawaii girls and as they
are good dancers The girls win be In
good hands. .r'4
The ball rooms at the Moana and
Seaside hotels are specially adapted
to accommodate large crowds so there
will be plenty Of dancing space. The
music has all been arranged for, the
floors are being re-waxed and the
rooms and grounds profusely decorat
ed BY men of the feet through the
courtesy OF Rear Admiral Sebree. II
Is anticipated that at least 5000 peo
pie Will be present. Refreshments arc
being arranged for by the management
Of these hotels.
The ball will commence at SIT
o'clock tomorrow evening and II IL
particularly. requested that the ladle:
will go early 70 that the sailor boys
may have an opportunity Of getting
their programs filled before the music
starts for the first dance.
Following is complete list of pat
ronesses for Saturday evenings ball
Mesdames Walter F. Frear. Cor
win P. Rees. s. w. Cunning. c. w
Case Deering, George Davies, l.. Ten
ney Peck, e. A. Mott-Smith, Arthur
Wilder. 8. G. Wilder. G. G. vol
Hamm, George Peavy, Francis
SwanEy, Edward Tenney, Brainert
Smith. Ralph Forster, A. g. Hawe
Jr, b. +. Dillingham;. Robert At
klnson, F. Klamp, g. Cheatham
Alexander Young; Archie Young
Alexander Isenberg, c. B. High. AL
Ian Herbert, Fred Waldron. M
\ Brasch. Fred Bush, e. A. Berndt. &c
du Roi, o. Swain, George King
Mark, Harry Lewis, James Dougher
~. J. r. Hornbergcr. J. NJ, Riggs
r. j. C. Hagens, John Mcclellan, A
Lindsay. A. w. 7. Bottomley, San
Damon. James Judd. w. r. Castle
Is. M. Ballou, G. HedeInann, c. b
Cooper. Charles Crane, Ed. Towse
IArthur Berg. A.&P. Taylor, Fret
Macfarlane, Jack Dowsett, ii. vol
lf1olt. Mary Gum. George Herbert
ls. b. Dole, ]. s. McGrew, 8. II. Wad
hams, George w. Smith, G B. Wood
lie. G. Ballentyne. e. M. Watson, ]
IA. schaefer, +. j. Lowrey, J. "A. Ker
needy. August Hanneberg. II. Holmes
III. H. soper, W. M. Graham, +. XII
balm. A. Gartenberg, W. o, Smith, "
w. Hall, 2. X. Myers, T. Give Davies
Marston Campbell. John Waterhous
]. A. Gait. A. Lewis, Jr.. w. II. Bal
bitt, L. G. Blackman. w. A. Bowen. !
M. Brown. Robert Cation, e. e. Pa
ton. Walter Dillingham;, Norman Wa
kins. Miss Nance b. Winston.