Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-12

united STATES naval SIatlOH lHTee
hundred guests were present. Be-
tween the hours of nine and ten
o'clock the guests arrived. Mrs. Wal
ter G. Cowles, Mrs. W. c. Neville. Mrs.
Herbert T.. Stevens. Mrs Arthur T.
Mark. Mrs. Roy +. Smith and Mrs.
II. II. Pratt received in the large re-
ception room that was handsomely
decorated for the occasion. Captain
Arthur Mark of the y. S. Marine
Corps acted as master of ceremonies.
meeting the guests in the reception
hall and escorting them to the recciv-
ing line. This Is the first naval ball
that the officers belonging to the To-
| cal station have given, and II Is to be
hoped that II will not be the last
for the many previous social functions
given In this city can not rival Tues
days affair In splendor or brilliancy.
That Ia large statement, for II is
universally known that Honolulu
holds the reputation for magnificent
entertainments. An excellent COM
mittee had this entertainment in
charge and their untiring efforts were
rewarded by resulting in Tuesday
evenings brilliant success. Admiral
Cowles and Major Neville were on the
reception committee; committee Of ar
rangements, Lieutenant Ross Kings
bury, Lieutenant Roy Smith and Lieu
tenant Johnson; committee on invi-
tations. Captain Arthur Mark, Lieu
tenant Burrell. The American flag,
and flags of all nations, formed a
prominent part In the decorations
The U. s. Marine Band was stationed
on dais that had been constructed
especially for the occasion on the
, makai side of the ballroom. This
room and dais were brilliantly light
ed with electric lights and festooncd
with flags and palms. A delicious and
cooling beverage of punch was served
under a marke in the spacious
grounds. During the intermissions
Of the dances the guests enjoyed this
promenade. One of the advantages
OF giving an entertainment at the
Colonial Hotel is that the ballroom is
large and Is an out-of-door affair, and
Is so delightful and coOl-this Is nee
essary In a semi-tropical climate. The
large grounds glistened with over a
thousand incandescent lights, in vari-
GUS colOrs. A delicious supper was
served at eleven o'clock at small
tables. Unstinted praise and CON-
mendation is due the manager of the
Colonial Hotel for the method and
system In which things were served
for there was not a drawback In any
detail. This increased the enjoymen,
OF the large assembly of guests
Among those present were:
The guests were Miss Ethel Angus
Mrs s. NJ. Angus. Mrs. Adams. Lieu
tenant F. NJ. Andrews. d. W. Ander
son. A. L. c. Atkinson.
: Lieutenant and Mrs. Bowen. Majo
and Mrs. Durham. Mrs. Baldwin. Ed
ward Burnham. W. II. Benton. Mr.. AN,
Mrs. W. A. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Bal
lentyne, Lieutenant and Mrs Barton
Miss Bonham, Mrs. Barnard. Lieuten
ant and Mrs. Boiler. Lieutenant Bairt
Miss Browning, Miss Ballentync
Percy cleghorn. Captain and Mr.,
Cutler. Captain and Mrs. Cunningham
Captain and Mrs. Christy, Mr.. and Mr.,
Bruce Cartwright Jr., Judge and Mr.,
Cooper, Miss Alice Cooper, e. II. Car
michael. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Castl,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Castle. Lieutenan
and Mrs, Cooke, Miss Castle. DIR. an
Mrs. c. Il. Cooper. Alfred Cooper, Majo
and Mrs. Campbell, Captain and Mr.,
Carter, Captain and Mrs. Cook. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Crockett, ex-Governo
and Mrs. G. r. Carter. Captain Cullisoi
Lieutenant Chamberlain. Captain an
frs. Clark. Captain and Mrs Chapman
Mrs. Elizabeth Church. Miss Blanch
cartwright, Surgeon and Mrs ID. I
Curric. Director Moses r. Ciegg, Mr.,
and Miss Cochrane, Miss Edith Cowle
Brigadier General and Mrs. Davi
Major and Mrs. A. NJ. Davis, MajC
and Mrs. DE witt, Mr.. and Mrs. civ
Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Damon
Miss Damon. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dill
bingham, Lieutenant Doak, Lieutenar
and Mrs. Demmcr, A. II. Dondero.
John II. Ellis, Lieutenant Ely. Mr.. an
Mrs Ehrhorn, Captain and Mrs. Ed
wards. Mrs. Ellicott.
| Governor and Mrs. Frcar, Ralph For
| stcr, Miss Freeth, Captain Forsyth
! Lieutenant and Mrs Forester,
| r. W. p, Gray, Robert Gray, Lieuten
| ant and Mrs, Gregory, Mr.. and Mr.
| j. A. Gilman, Miss Gilman, Miss Ger
| ard, Captain and Mrs. Gibson. Lieuten
| ant and Mrs. Gullion, Captain and Mr.
Game, Miss Gamble Lieutenant an
Mrs. Graham, Lieutenant Groninge
l Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Gartley.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Howell. d
! Hodgins. Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Halstea'
Mrs. Edward Holmes, Mr.. and Mr.
Hepburn, DR.. Hedemann, Miss Gertrud
Harding. Chaplain Houlihan, Captai
and Mrs, Haight, Lieutenant j.
Hume, Lieutenant and Mrs Hanson
Dr. ana Mrs. George Herbert, Mis-
Hart, Lieutenant Hoyt, Miss Hele
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