The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1914-06-09

Delightful Masquerade Ball Put
On BY The Maile Club

7 The masquerade dance of the
Male Club at Eleele Saturday
evening proved one OF the real
big, social successes of the season.
Visitors from neighboring towns
(including Lihue,) who ha d not
been apprised in advance of the
claborateness of the plans of the
Males for the evening were amaz-
ed at the elegance and beauty of
the scheme. and the splendid pre-
cision with which the features Of
the program was carried out,
The Waimea orchestra supplied
music, it being seated on a plat
form which was elaborately deco.
rated with green MALE and choice
plants. The veranda h posts and
ratings, doors, windows and much
of the sidewalks of the building
were also decorated i'll the same
tasty fashion with maile
Grape juice and punch were on
tap" throughout h e evening,
and about eleven o'clock sand
wiches, cakes, ETC, were served.
Dancing began at nine o'clock
aM IS KEEP: Up until the merry
party was astonished to find that
it was so late.
= Tie costuning ran largely to
Vama yama and clown effects. OF
the Lib e bunch, Misses Purvis,
Lottie Jordan, Lulu Weber, S. Z.
Hannestad, Judge Dole, Harry
Vincent, E. Mann, Judge Dickey
and DR.. Derby all drifted to the
yama yama style. +. Morrow and
Mrs. Dean made up classify as Chi
nese; Mr.. Thurtell was little girl
again, while Mr.. Thurtell assayed
as a clown; Miss Strayne was char
ming as a COW girl, while DR..
Glaisver as King Omar and Mrs,
Glaisyer as a witch were equally
fetching. d. w. Dean made up
we'll as George Washington.
The costuming of those from
Koloa. Eleele, Makaweli and Wal
mea was much more varied and
included a number of very clever
schemes.
w. Eklund, as a clown, was
easily the most conspicuous on the
floor and the makeup of the follow.
ing came in for special notice apC
most favorable comment Mr.. anC
Mrs. !. l, Silva, as asChool boy anC
flower girl, respectively; K. Roen
dahl as French dancing master
Carl Baver, as aGerman burg omas
ter, Miss Marion Hastie as folly
Walter McBrYde as a clown, c
H. Alspaugh, as German officer
Mr.. Robbins and w. G. Pillar su'
gar bags; Miss Blue, as a cowgirl
Mr.. Morse, Geo. Washington; Mis-:
Esther Ing, sun flower; Miss Grace
Ing, hibiscus; Miss Mable Hastie,
Grecian effect; Miss Janet HaStie,
Forget me not; Mrs. Roendahl
Colonial; Mrs, Deas, Folly; R. l.
Iiuehes, yama yama; Miss Eva
Hastie, Spanish dancer; {. +. Dill
Ijngham, pilikea; Geo. Gonsalves
wanna wanna; Mr.. Eby, sailor boy;
Mr.. Miller, Koo Chin; John Ka'
mauuwai, yama wanna; ID. b. Muir
doch, lester; II. c. Brown anC
wife. as old ladies; Miss Georgia
Purcell, Colonial; Miss Meta Mena
Ter, Ind ian; Miss WilhelminG
Mengler, hibiscus, Miss NJ, Jor'
dan, Scotch lassie; H. N. Browne
original creation; Judge Hofgaard
clown; Miss Mary Bryant, Queer
Omar; Miss Eta l. e e, Spanish
dancer; Miss Ella Lee, Colonial
Misses Padgett, Indian and Nor
weeian, NJ iss Gertrude MaChe
Lady of 1912; Joe Fassoth, COW
boy; Arthur Banham, monk; Ed
ward Deverill, Geo. Washington
Robert Mache, sailor boy; Mis-.
Helen Gardner, i'll pretty origi
nal idea; Miss Agnes Silva an(
Miss Schimmelfennig, as Chimes,
girls, and 50 on.
Besides the above, and promi
nent members of the Maize Clul
not mentioned, the following wer
noticed among h large crowd
some being cleverly costumed an(
others being wall flowers" pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. II, d. W!shard
Mr.. snd Mrs. R. w. T Purvis
Mr.. and Mrs J, w. Rath, l.. d
Timmons, Miss Fursey, Mr.. ant
Mrs. D. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
der, Miss NJ, de Lackner, Mrs
Hastie, H. H. Brodie, Mr., an'
Mrs. G.. Y. Greig, Mr.. and Mrs