Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-11
society women TAKING ACTIVE
PART IN MAY FESTIVAL SATURDAY

Plans are nearing perfection for
the elaborate May Festival that will
be given next Saturday at Thomas
Square from ~ noon to 10 p. m, for
the fund being raised to erect Cath
Ollie chapel at PunahOu.
Mrs. A. +. Murphy, general director
of the festival, said this morning that
everything points to success, and with
the support expected, the festival will
net large sum.
For the occasion onehalf of Thorn
| as Square has been reserved, and will
be roped of and patrolled by six en-.
| listed men from Fort Shafter and six
| from Fort Ruger. and ten cents gen.
Cral admission will be charged, which
will include in the evening a moving
| picture show.
The grounds are TO be decorated
| with bunting and hundreds of arcs and
vari.colored lights and will be filed
with booths of many attractions. The
Royal Hawaiian band will render Sc
lections from ~ to 4, and in the even
ing Father Ulrich's band will play.
The tickets for the luau and for.
oign lunch will be in charge of Mrs.
Carl du Roi and a charge will be made
of one dollar, securing either a ticket
to the Hawaiian feast or the luncheon
table.
Following are the booths, their
chairmen, assistants and attractions:
Novelty Booth-Mrs. w. w. Harris.
chairman: assistants. Misses Myrtle
Schuman, Martha MCChesney, Thelma
Murphy, Dorothy Wood. Violet Stoe.
yer, Eloise Wichman, Alberta Who'll
ley In this booth novelties in the
form of luncheon and dinner favors,
place cards and Irish crochet will be
on sale.
Hawaiian Booth-Mrs. Walter Mac.
farlane and Mrs. Robert Shingle,
chairmen, assisted by number of
young girls. Hawaiian calabashes
ancient and modern, some fine old
tapas, and Hawaiian, bed quilts will be
exhibited.
Chinese Booth-Mrs. Wong Leong
and assistants will offer candy and
sweetmeats, embroideries. sandal.
wood trophies and Oriental novelties.
The 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
end tropical plants, but has promised
TO include few of the famous maid.
enhair baskets from her own hot
houses.
Tags will be in charge of Mrs. Geo.
Potter, assisted by Misses May Da.
mon Harriet Hatch and Marion Scott.
The price of tag will be ten cents.
D., The Candy Booth. of which Mrs. T.
A. Douthitt. Mrs. w. W. North. Mrs
Sam Peck, Mrs. Sam Johnson and
Mrs W. NJ. Minton. assisted 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.
Rattle Booth-Mrs. William VII.
hanson, chairman; assisted by Mrs.
James Dougherty. Mrs. Boyer, Miss
Irene Dickson and Mrs. Fred. Damon.
The Luau will be a characteristic
Hawaiian feast in charge of Mesdames
Jack McVeighh, II. Glade, Refs, l..
Holt, Luke, Hopkins, Legros 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 ia.
dies in charge are Mrs. A. G. NJ. Rob,
ertson, chairman, assisted by Mes,
danes Chas. Hall. Willie Campbell
Misses Kamakia Magoon, Grace Rob.
ertson, Irene Boyd, lima Holt, Mae
Garden, Male Cowan, Sybil Winter
Henrietta Smith, Mildred Chaplin, Ma