The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-04-29

An, or nearly all of Honolulu soci
ETY., turned ont at one time or another
on Saturday 70 attend the Garden Fete I
and Cafe chantant given in aid to the
Children's Hospital at Mr.. and Mrs.
Hairy Lewis homo on Punahou street.
Many society maids and matrons assist
ed at the different booths and various
attractions, all helping to make it one
of the greatest successes of its kind
ever held in Honoulu-fnancially so.
cially, and in an enjoyable way, 1t
was all that one could desire, even the
weather being perfect. The luau tabcs
at noon were well filed by lovers of
the feast and by malibinis, eager to
sample the new dishes and to get a
glimpse of real Hawaiian life.
The beautiful grounds were thIonged
during the afternoon and candy, fancy
work and other booths well patronized
while crowds of merry children enjoy
ed the amusements planned FOR their
especial beneRt, and listened with in.
tense interest when told of the good to
be done for poor little sick children
with the money which purchased pleas.
ure for them.
In the evening when the grounds were
lighted, presenting n most alluring look,
the. dancing pavilion was crowded with
scores of lovers of this form of amuse-
ment, while many others chose to sit
at the tables scattered about the lawn
and enjoy the good music. Then, too,
a light poi supper as well as a foreign
one was served, while ice cream and
cooling drinks were provided for those
! who preferred them.
The gypsy encampment was one of
the most sought after places on the
grounds, q long line waiting at different
times just to have the "future'' told
for the "past and present. were so
truthfully pictured, there could be no
II doubt as to the reliability of what the
U years ahead would bring forth.
Great credit is due to the ladies who
-" managed the affair in snch mastery
. way, the great success attained un-
doubtedly being in itself n fitting re,
= ward for their untiring efforts. Among
those who so ccverly planned and ear.
y lied ont this great undertaking and
y their assistants were Mrs. j. M. Dow.
II sett, Mrs. Z. d. Tenncy, Mrs Helen
. Noonan, Mrs. Fred Macfarlane, Mrs.
Arthur WALL Mrs Arthur Wilder, Mrs.
II George Potter, Mrs. Alexander @.
" Hawes, ,Ir., Mrs. A. J. Campbell, Mrs.
l. viii LAM, Mrs. Edwin Paris, Miss Der.
g tina Young, Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mrs.
! Herman Focke, Mrs. James Judd, Mrs.
s. Howard Hitchcock, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs
- Robert Shingle, Mrs. w. II. Campbell,
= Mrs Will Campbell, Mrs. William Lu.
cas-, Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson, Misses
Soper, Mrs. j. Gilman, Mrs. w. A. Wall
" Mrs. Gartley, Mrs. r. p Spalding, Mrs
10 Eric Knudscn, Mrs. Frederick Klamp
y Mrs. Chillingworth, Mrs. Frank Still.
u man, Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mrs. W.
Whitney, Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs. Harry
Macfarlane, Mrs. CHARLES Rice, Mrs
! James Wilder, Mrs. Brodero, Mrs. j. S.
y Walker, Misses Gillct, Mrr +. j. Me.
g anphy, Mrs. George Collins, Mrs. Nor.
II ma Adams, and score of young ladies
> assisting among the number being Miss
y es MeChesney, Misses Macfarlane, Miss.
es Won Holt, Miss Rose Herbert, Misses
Hunter.Jones, Miss Kelner, Miss vii.
} helmina Tcnney, Misses Mccarthy, Miss
$ Margaret Restarick, Miss Madeline
Burnett, Miss Myrtle Schuman, Misses
= Mcintyre, Miss Beth Woods, Miss Ethel
10 Whiting, Miss Harriet Hatch, Miss Flor
% ence Hoffman, Misses Buckland Misses
y Lucas, Miss Myra Angus, Misses Camp,
: bell, Miss Alice Cooke, Miss Eleanor
= Gartley, Miss Genevieve Hooking, Miss
i Sybil Hooking, Miss Emily Cooke, Miss
II es-Jones, Misses Hoogs, Miss NJ Peter.
10 son, Miss +. Wall, Miss S. Carter, Miss
" x. Wall Miss Bernice Jaeger, Miss
y crime Wall, Miss Bernice Jaeger, Miss
u Elsie Phillips, Miss Margaret Phillips
u Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss McCorriston
y and Others.
- .S ~
a. Supper at the Rathgkeller.
u A jolly party consisting of Nine
Butt, M. Kennerley Rumford, Mrs
y Brodero, Mr., and MIS-, Richard lvers
" Miss Scott, Mr.. Leslie Scott, Mr.. aud
u Mrs. Rufus Spalding and MIR. II,
Walker had one of the tables at the
Rathskeller on Wednesday evening
after the concert at Ye Liberty. Al
D though the full course dinner was some