Andover, Illinois. Andover is a village in Henry County, Illinois, United States. The population was 578 at the 2010 census, down from 594 in 2000.
What are some snacks to serve at a luau party? A popular clothing item at luau parties is the grass or hula skirt. This is usually worn with a bathing suit, coconut bra or tropical-patterned shirt. Women wear hibiscus flowers in their hair, and both men and women wear flower leis. A party's attire also depends on its sophistication level. If the luau party is for a business event, more professional clothing is required, such as khaki pants and button-down shirts for men and long, tropical dresses for women.
A feast where the King ate with women was the symbolic act which ended the Hawaiian religious tabus, and the luau was born. The favorite dish at these feasts is what gave the luau its name. Young and tender leaves of the taro plant were combined with chicken, baked in coconut milk and called luau. The traditional luau feast was eaten on the floor. Lauhala mats were rolled out and a beautiful centerpiece made of ti leaves, ferns and native flowers about three feet wide was laid the length of the mat.