Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-29
City Transfer Co,
Tel 1881 James 81. Love
CATHOLIC Bazaar
READY FOR BIG
TRADE TODAY

and shop at the Catholic fair"
This is the slogan of the ladies of
the Catholic fair who are in charge
of the bazaar which opened at noon
today in Bishop park. opposite the
Young hotel building, and it will I'M
doubtedly prove to be a taking one.
Bishop park has undergone wonder
full transformation and the fair. with
the favorable cooperation Of the ele-
ments, should be one Of the most sue
cessfuI Of it's kind ever held in Homo
Lulu ...r.-.
Commodious tents of white, and
brown canvas, rendered exceedingly
attractive by decorations with flowers.
palms, ferns and bamboo. form the
booths in which a variety OF things
to wear and to eat ara on sale. The.
greater part of the decorative work
was done this morning by, q large
force of ladies and assistants who
took charge of the park and spared
no pains to secure the best results.
The electric lights were also installed
as the bazar will be running full blast
until late this evening. ge
Perhaps the most attractive booth
in the park is that in charge OF Mrs.
E. ]. Undertake, where tea and cakes
are being served, Mrs. S. Sheba. IN
dainty japanese costume, presiding ct
the urn. This booth Is distinctiyely
Japanese in effect and at the right
is the representation Of q sNipponese
tea house, where one may enter and
partake of the leading refreshmen Of
the Orient The interior of the house
is decorated with small cherry trees
and Japanese prints, while the other
section is hung with large Japanese
parasol. At the extreme mauka end
of the park is the doh booth, which
should be, q center Of attraction for
the children. A huge doll, dressed In
the highest degree Of fashion, will be
ratified this evening to the person hold
ing the winning number. This booth
is In charge of Mrs. e. NJ. Watson, and
is prettily decorated, Next comes the
ready-to-wear clothing booth In charge
or Mrs. c. H. Raven. and here may be
found a variety of useful articles from
holokus to- children's rompers. i 80
Mrs. A. J. Wirtz. assisted by Q
corps of ladies', is in charge Of the
fancy work booth, and here is just
the place to buy useful and attractive
Christmas presents for wife, sister
! grandmother, aunt or sweetheart
] Prices are reasonable, too, and one
has large variety to choose from
Another attraction Is found In the
| large booth in the center, where ice
cream and coffee will be served, being
! in charge Of Mrs. A. G. M. Robertson
and Mrs. C. w. Ziegler.. The booth
/ is prettily decorated in white, green
and white, and the small scattered
/ tables have covers Of white and vel
low, each being graced by maiden
lair fern in attractive container. a
number Of young ladies are acting as
! the mattresses, daintily gowned liz
| white. with yellow aprons and wear
ing huge chrysanthemums. Miss Har
Piet Lucas is in charge of one Of the
smaller booths where one may buy
any variety of either paper or rea
| flowers. Poinsettias are beginning tC
{ bloom now, and when pressed, form
attractive additions to the Christmas
( packages for the. mainland, and Miss
! Lucas and her assistants have these
for sale both in their original state
and in crepe paper reproduction.
| Do you like candy? The kind thai
is made at home and which has Z
favor which fingers? II you do. ther
Mrs, Stafford Heaps booth is tht
place where it may be purchased il
any quantity. The center Of attrac
ton is the delieatessen booth, where
there is on sale every sort of tempting
| homemade eatable. Pies, cakes, jel
lies and bread from the ovens Of He
Eolulu's famous culinary artists, grace
the long tables where they are tempt
ingly arranged. II is expected tina
| this booth will be sold out by
o'clock and if so, the place will b.
cleared and turned into a theateT
where seI eral acts of amateur ant
professional talent will hold forth OF
the boards, the first performance
scheduled to commence at II.
o'clock. Last but not least, are tWC
other booths, one for the sale of CT
CARS and the other for lemonade. B!
1880 o'clock the park was we'll ftllet
with people and it is expected tina
there will be nothing left TO sci
after the bazaar closes this evening