Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-11

riOn Chaplin, Eleanor Holt, ROsnlie
Holt, Gertrude Holt, Ethel Whiting
Virginia Mccarthy, Margaret McCar
thy. Katherine Blake, whitening
Strauch, Alice Strauch, Sybil Robert
son, Ruth tombstone, Gertrude Nc
Corriston, Esther McCorriston. Ema
line Magoon and Bernice Cooke. Here
cornucopias will be served to children
during the afternoon.
Chidren's Playground Attractions.
Punch and judy Show -- Mrs. Qui
nan and Miss Quinan.
Toboggan Slide - Mrs. G. +.
Wright
Donkey Ride 49, Miss Zeigler and
Mrs. Mooney.
Sand Pile -- Mrs. futile and Mrs
Beermans.
Grab Box and Paper Ribbons-Mrs
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. Chas. Tenn
pleton Croker and Mrs. c. c. Carter
Doll Show--Miss Cowan. Here q
real novelty In the form of live dolls
in pantomime will be featured.
Madeira Booth-Mrs. Hlllinger and
Miss Mary Andrade. chairmen, will
display all varieties of Madeira hand,
WORK ana emDrOiderieS.
Pillow Booth - Mrs. Abel. Mrs.
Wirtz, chairmen; Mrs. Straub Miss
Schnoor, Mrs. Rhodes, Miss Quinlan,
Mrs. c. II. Raven, assistants. will pre-.
sent all varieties of sofa cushions
from bedroom to lanai lounging Cush.
ions. t,f -. pa.
The DeliCatessen Booth, under the
direction of Mrs. Arthur Wall and
Mrs. Du Rui, assisted by Mesdames ].
NJ. McChesney. Gaspar Silva, Louis
Perry, J. NJ. Quintol, Clarence Cunha,
c. A. Peacock, A. d. Larnach, Henry
Along, Hermann Schultze, John Who'll.
ley, s. ID. Heapy, j. NJ. Kennedy. a. d.
Castro, Misses Muriel Howatt, Mar.
ion Green, Grace Carol, Hazel Buck.
land and Gloria Rodrigues, will serve
all varieties of roast meats and fowl,
baked beans, rolls: German apple
cake, herring and potato salad, pies
and mincemeat. As this booth is in
charge Of the most capable woman in
Honolulu backed by an excellent com.
mittee, a great treat is in store.
Foreign Lunch will be served by
Mrs. Frederick Macfarlane and Mrs.
Armin Haneberg as chairmen, assist.
cd by Mrs. Andrew Fuller Mrs. Thos.
King. Mrs. J. NJ. Dowsett. Mrs. A.
Fake, Mrs. Il. Macfarlane, Mrs. f.
Bruno, Mrs. w. Lantz, Mrs. Albert
Horner. Mrs. Behrens, Miss Cordelia
Walker, Miss Helen Alexander, Miss
Helen Rockwell, Miss Beatrice Holds
worth, Miss u. Halstead, Mrs. G. Hal
stead, Miss Lillian McGhesney, Miss
Carol Reed, Miss Edith Cowles. Miss
Geraldine Neumann, Miss Lydia Nc.
Stocker, Miss Julie McStocker, Miss
Koeling, Misses Ingles, Misses Nc
Lean l2), Miss Florence Hoffman
Miss +. Cousens, Miss Dbrothy Wood
Miss Blair, Miss Lucas, Miss Margar
ct Warehouse, Miss Irma Ballentyne
Miss Winston, Miss Laura Mott, Miss
Edith Williams, Miss Buchanan, Miss
Nora Sturgeon, Miss Alice Cornet
Miss l.. Purvis, Miss II. Jones.
Lemonade Booth-Miss Marjory
Freeth, assisted by Mrs. George Klue,
gel, Miss Callie Lucas, Miss Blanche
Soper, Miss Beth Woods and Miss
Julia Campbell.
japanese Booth Mrs. Merle
Johnson in charge. will present q
Japanese tea garden withgcheEry bios
SONS in bloom. Mrs. Johnson will be
assisted by Miss Matingly and Miss
Ada Lycett.
Mrs. Armin Haneberg will hold =
meeting Of all of the women interest
ed in the booth for the foreign lunch
On Monday afternoon at a quarter tC
four at the Rathskeller in the YOUNG
building.