Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-10

Gignoux, Mrs. John Guild, Mrs Wash
bum, Mrs. Jones of Portland. Ore,
Madam Barker and Miss Barker Of
Portland, Mrs. T. y. Church, Mrs. r.
Lyons. Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs.
Carleton James, Mrs. Falk, Mrs. Wal
ter Giffard. Mrs. Jaied G. Smith, Mrs.
John Efiinger, Mrs. J. T. Wayson,
Mrs. George Augur. Mrs. Hugh T..
Cooke, Mrs. Elizabeth Church, Mrs
Thomas James King, Mrs. Arthur Will
der, Mrs Guy Genc, Mrs. Thos. Victor
King. Mrs. James Wakefield, Miss
Clara Switzerland, Mrs. McLennaa
and Miss McI.ennan of Vancouver
Mrs. Percy Cleghorn, Miss Lawrence
Mrs. Pope Howatt, Miss Muriel How
att, Mrs. Henry Bond Restarick, Can
on and Mrs. Ault. Mii. James, Mrs.
p. l.. Cherry, and Mrs Edward Mack
ay Cherry of Oregon. and others.
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Floral Parade Plans.
| Society promises to play larger
part in the Floral Parade of 1912 than
ever before, for there are a number
of features this year more in the So
ciety line than the ordinary process
sions of past years.
The production of "Pinafore" on the
night of February 20 promises to be a
| society event to very large extent.
Prominent society people are inter-
ested in it both as participants and
prospective spectators. Box seats are
already in demand, and when the sale
opened this morning at the Territorial
Messenger Service Offices, the demand
Tor seats of all kinds showed that
there will be big audience. A num-
Der of box parties are already planned
for the affair.
I The water carnival, while not dis
tinctly society event. will have u
number of prominent participants.
Then there is the Colonial bali
which will wind up the Floral Parade
day program In a blaze Of glory. Mrs.
II. G. Noonan and her fellow commit
tee members are hard at work get
ting ready for what will be an unusu-
"iis prHiiaht social aiair. Inc list OF
patronesses for the Colonial ball is 40
follows:
MIS-. NJ. NJ. Macomb, Mrs. w. C..
Cowles, Mrs. George II. Carter, Mrs.
arthur +. WALL Mrs. J. r. Gait. Mrs.
.. u Allen, Mrs. Il. A. Mott-Smith,
Mrs. George Sherman, Mrs. L. J. Tim
berlake, Mrs. G. II. Angus, Mrs. J. 5.
walker, Mrs. II, G. Noonan, Mrs. L.
r. Bishop, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Mrs.
r. NJ Swanzy, Mrs. ii. +. Wichman.
MIS-. W. f. Diilingham, Mrs. f. J. Low
roy MIS- james ID. Dougherty, Mrs.
H. ~ iehhey, MIS-. j. NJ. Dowsett,
"IS' "erfi, T. wider
u Is particularly gratifying this year
10 see What representative number
{" girls OF Hawaii are to be the ISL
anu l'rihcesses' Each one Is dis
"hc' credi' 10 'he Island she repre-
"e"'s' ana MISS nose DAWSON, chair
man OF the princess section, is now
~ "''N upon i'S' OF attendants that
WIN MAKE this section the most not
"o'e perhaps IN the seven-year's his
tory OF moral parade affairs.
MISS irh'a Wodehouse represents
Miss yvi,ho,,iu .,''n '', no'ona'
Eliza Kahele, Kauai. and Mrs ueIoo
Rogers, Hawaii All are known IN no
fine riders and are nersopaIIv nonu,,r
so that 1t looks as If this SECTION will
attract more attention and common,
than any other.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsctt. chairman n, tho
decorated auto section. Is tireIess in
her efforts and is ably assisted nv tho
other members of her committee in
Guiding a number or nrominent socio,y
women of the city. If the nublic will,
cooperate with this committee tho
auto section will undoubtedly he the