Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28

scores that lined the route taken from
jne end of the grounds to the other.
Spanish dancing girls in gay red cos
tunes with flashing eyes, demure
Chinese maidens and silken-clad Jap
,nese from the East, stolid faced Ger
nan lassies looking neither to right
lor left and swarthy Hawaiians clad
in loose, Rowing holokus with thcir
raven hair bound only by lei around
the forehead and flowing free below
together with dozens of others repre-.
senting the most picturesque nations
IF the world marched in parade under
the swinging lanterns.
After the parade the national repre-.
sentatives scattered to their different
booths and from these vantage points
entertained the travellers with food
md drink peculiar to the nations
which they represented.
The tents were gotten up most pic
turesquely and deliberately, no pains
being spared to make them truly rep.
resentative and the visitors were in
reality transported over thousands of
miles of sea and land upon entering
the portals of the different countries.
'"r Entertainments of many kinds were
given and in the intervals the crowd
visited the booths for refreshments,
spanish dancers Indian dancers,
sword dancers "a group of Hawaiian
girls singing their plamtive native
'soiigs, and then the stirring strains of
The Watch on the Rhine" swelling
rom the upper portion of the grounds,
greeted the crowd in turn and kept
them entertained from the time of ar
rival until finally the hour of home
going arrived and by twos and threes
and large groups they left the grounds
to go their several ways.
The committees which had charge
Of the general arrangements and
those who were responsible for the
booths outdid themselves In the enter.
tainmeht that was provided.
The head OF the COMMITTEES were
Mrs I. Give Davies, General Chair.
man. Mrs. Emory with the following
able assistants, Madam Catcher. Mrs.
Freeth, Miss Rycroft, Mrs. J. Wal
dron. Mrs sharp Mrs Ernest Water.
house. Mrs. Herman Focke and Miss
Constance RestaricE,
Committee on Germany-Mrs. Wal.
,!er Hoffman. chairman, Mrs. f. Kop-
|, ke, Mrs, Charles Crane. Mrs. Robert
tange Mrs. Charles Booth. Mrs. G.
". r.. King, Mrs. J. j Belser. Misses
Ward. Mrs. Andrew Fuller. Mrs. f.
klebahn. Mrs. Eichler. Mrs. Locker,
Miss Kopke. Mrs. Constable Mrs. A
E. Murphy
Flower Girls In Margaret
Restarick, Isabel Cooper, Katherine
Jones, Eloise wichman, Margaret
Jones.
Harvest Fest with country dance)
Alice Cooper, Maud de Bretteville, AL.
media Townsend, Muriel Hind, Anabel
Low and several young men.
Mrs. c. NJ. " Forster was chairman
OF the British Isles, assisted by Mrs,
Allan Bottomley, Mrs. James Cock,
burn, Mrs. Clifford Kimball. Mrs. Alex
ander Lindsay. Mrs. Ralph Forster
Mrs. Walbridge. and Miss Mae Damon
The following bevy of pretty young
girls were dressed as pretty maids
the place where the refreshments were
served had for a setting an English
dairy, and these pretty girls were
Misses Ruth Soper. Rosie Herbert
Laura Atherton, Fanny Hoogs. Mar.
jorie Gilman Dora Atwater, Ruth
Richards and Edna Henry added much
TO the success of the affair. There
were bag pipes, and the little Misses
Center. who are noted for their grace
full dancing, appeared in Scottish cos
time and danced the Highland fling
Mrs. Arthur Wall was chairman OF
the American colonies, which made ono
of the hits" Of the evening. Mrs, Ed
ward Tenney. Mrs. Charles Bryant
Cooper, Mrs. Newcombe, Mrs. George
Potter, Mrs. William II. Campbell
Mrs. James Dougherty and Mrs Hal
vey Murray assisted. The following
young girls appeared In Colonial Gus
tunes, Miss Wilhelmlna Tcnney Miss
Muriel Howatt Miss. Ethel SnaIdiny