Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-04

Inc Lei Booth, IN charge OF Mrs.
Charles Lucas, Miss Harriet Lucas,
Miss Mary Lucas, and Miss Rosie Her
bert, will offer leis and flowers of all
kinds, natural and artificial, many
novelties being included.
Palms and Plants will be In charge
Of Princess Kalanianaole, who will
not only sell many beautiful ported
palms and tropical plants, but has
promised to include few of the fam
Gus maidenhair baskets from her own
hot houses.
Tags will be In charge of Mrs.
George Potter, assisted by Misses May
Damon, Harriet Hatch and Marion
Scott The price of a tag will be ten
cents.
The Candy Booth, of which Mrs. Il.
A. Douthitt, Mrs. W. W. North, Mrs.
Sam Peck, Mrs. Sam johnson and
Mrs. w. NJ. Minton, assistade by
Misses Helen North, Jessie Kennedy,
McVeigh, Bertha Harris. Dorothy Ash
ley, Helen and Mildred Church. Sibyl
Carter, Margaret Hoogs, Maud Mott
Pearl Robinson, Adelaide Pratt. Bon
ny Towse, Frances Clark, Dorothy
Hoogs, Iwalani Harrub, will be in
charge, will sell only homemade can
dies of many varieties.
Lemonade-Mrs J. A. Balch, Mrs.
! Bert Petrie, Mrs. George Kluegel and
Miss Marjorie Freeth chairmen, will
serve delicious fruit punch.
Rattle Booth-Mrs. william Will
hanson, Mrs. James Dougherty and
Mrs. Boyer chairmen. The trophies
comprise three magnificent Gala
bashes, u twelve-foot Hawaiian flag,
and doll and trunk, and the tickets
of which already over hundred have
! been sold. are fifty cents apiece.
4 The Luau will be characteristic
Hawaiian feast In charge of Mesdames
Jack McVeigh, II. Glade, Refs. l..
Holt, Luke, Hopkins, Legro and Ayau.
Cigars and Cigarettes will be sold
by Mrs. Louis Madeiros, Mrs. Silveria
and assistants.
Ice Cream will be served In a most
unique and original setting The
ladies in charge are Mrs. A. G. NJ
Robertson, chairman, assisted by Mes
danes Chas. Hall, Willie Campbell
Misses Kamakia Magoon, Grace Rob-
ertson, Irene Boyd, lima Holt. Mae
Garden, Male Cowan, Sibyl Winter
Henrietta Smith, Mildred Chaplin
Marion Chaplin, Eleanor Holt, Resale
Holt. Gertrude Holt, Ethel Whiting
Virginia Mccarthy, Margaret McCar.
thy, Katherine Blake, Wilhelmina
Strauch, Alice Strauch, Sibyl Robert,
son, Ruth tombstone, Gertrude Nc
Corriston, Dove McCorriston, Esther
McCorriston, Emaline Magoon ant
,.,sI
be served to children during the af
ternoon.
Chlldren's Playground Attractions.
Punch and Judy Show-Mrs. Quinar
and Miss Quinan.
Toboggan Slide-Mrs. G. +. Wright
! Donkey Ride-Miss Zeigler ant
Mrs. Mooney.
Sand Pile-Mrs. futile and Mrs
Beemans.
Grab Box and Paper Ribbons-Mrs
Harold Dillingham;, Mrs. Charles TEN
) pleton Croker and Mrs. c. c. Carter
, Doll Show-Miss Cowan. Here
real novelty In the form of live dolli
in pantomime will be featured.
Foreign Lunch will be served b!
Mrs. f. w. Macfarlane and Mrs. Ar
D min Haneberg. chairmen. assisted b!
Mesdames Philip Frear, Tom King.
. NJ. Dowsett, A. Fake, Il. Macfarlane
5 Bruno, w. LAM, Albert Horner, Tiet
/, jens, Charles Fake, Behrens, assiste,
' by the Misses c. Walker. II. Alexand
4 er. Rockwell, Holdsworth, u. Hal
D, stead. G. Halstead, c. Reid. l.. Cowles
, g. Neumann, l.. McStocker, J. Nc
! Stocker, Koelling, ingalls, 90. Nc
\ 4 L q
Wood, Blair, Lucas. NJ. Waterhouse
= |. Ballentyne, l.. Holt. T.. Williams
J, Buchanan. N. Sturgeon, II. Jones. A
. Carnes, l.. Puryis.
4 The menu which will be served q
t the various tables follows:
Roast Pork with Apple Sauce