The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-02-26
\ Ffom, Thursday Advertiser

sIhaRipation last night joined the
stan 81 the Carnival Spirit when the
gates Of the National Guard Armory
were opened on the grand masque ball
vhiek was the feature of yesterday s
|eelsBfatiSnI
No more brilliant gathering has
tread the amazing mary Of modern
music IN Honolulu. No better music
was ever played to tread it to. Two
bands BefGef's veterans on one side
EaHd, the Twenty fifth Infantry band
on the other, lured thousands to the
Ido0E kept the seats empty and made
| the limit Of tlerrimeet to the roof.
scene Of spisndor
The unusual crowds that have faith.
full trailed the Carnival from ono
haunt to another showed up on the
| dot, loaded for. bear, last night. Tho
Twenty fifth band opened the ball
It half-past eight and not a minute
later q hnndred couples . were only
thirty second behind that and hun.
dfed more followed them, coming from
nowhere IN particular and filing the
great hal 30 full of color that it ap.
peared that King Carnival had as.
sayed to be an artist and commenced
BY splitting his oils.>
II Families of dominoes that had shop
lifted the rainbow from the counter Of
! the gods appeared out Of the gloom.
Solemn sub tropical glaciers, a permiss-
able paradox Of Carnival, edged their
way towards the floor and broke of
into little equatorial icebergs that
f66bbsd meffily under the arc lights.
Big Crowd Watches ;, = ~.
"A spEcious box on the mezzaniue
i Pink who remained during the
4 sysning surveying the Kaleidoscope be
10y, IN this box gathsFeat the high
execHtiFes of the Carnival .9uE -
lsF The gallery was packed TO capacity
4 with all classes. and here an occasional
dancef, arfayed in six colors, would
come ~ get his feet away from the
entanglink music and recover himself.
1 Ths ar3etlyg line. Of chairs and boxes
around the dancing floor dissolved
into 'chAos IN q very few minutes.
/ Only the decorations overhead main.
tanned their integrity. Everything else
suecunbsd to the law Of motion.
Many costumes Of quaint And orig.
tRal sdSsign5 appeared last night but the
great majority chung to the traditions
\ Of the tdominoes and yama yana dress
and there were more shapes, sizes and
Inscriptions Of these than there ever
II were before in one place, 4 Ia
A u The fnerest snapshots Of the crowd,
\ and itE costumes was possible last
night Many Of the best appeared and
following "a transient sensation prompt.
i iy disappeared Yama yama garb
i ruled favorite,t and incinded among its
q aeyotees President of the Senate
Charles F. Chiilingworth and Mrs.
Chillingworth. ~ =. = .>'l
a., Mr.. and Mrs, j. J.1C Haines headed
another yama yana party, while many
of the younger set, in what looked de.
cidedly like q conspiracy, appeared in
white yama yama with fuzzy attach.
ments disclosing identity to the in.
itiated few Included in among these
were Miss Rosie Herbert, Marshall b.
Ienshaw, and others
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blake led an
other party which adopted yama yama
hats and stopped there, having discov,
efea picturesque and attractive cos.
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