The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-04-01
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/ The finals in the tennis racket tour
( nament at the courts of the Pacific
Tennis Club yesterday afternoon called
forth a large number of society people.
/ The fair aggregation on the lanai of
| the club house, the carriages and
| horses on the outside, the flags and
! pennants flying, and the band on the
/ grounds of the Executive building, op-
| posite, combined to make a gala day
! scene.
| The finals between Walter Dilling-
ham and Charles K. Hyde'were very
interesting, sharp, quick playing char
acterizing the games. After about an
hours playing, Dillingham; came out
victorious over Hyde, with a score Of
81, 6-3, 81, thus winning the Tate
racket offered by Mr.. S. z. Laidley of
Melbourne.
Among those present on the grounds
of the P. T. c. were: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Irwin, Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, Mrs.
Berger, Mrs. George Beckley, Mrs. E.
-.
L. Wight, Mrs. H. w. Schmidt, Mrs.
S. G. Wilder, Mrs H. Gum, Miss Hoff-
mann, Miss Helen Smith, Miss STAINS
bury, the Misses Widdifield, Miss Kate
Cornwell Miss Juliette King, Miss Mil
lard, Miss May Hart, Miss Schmidt, the
Misses Kitchen, Miss Wall, Miss Belle
Vida. the Misses Mcintyre, Miss KEEL
logg, Miss Dickey, Miss Eldredge, the
Misses Along, the Misses Lishman,
Miss Martin, Miss Angus, Miss Grace;
Minister Cooper, officers of the U. S. S.
Marion. officers of H. B. M. S. Wild
Swan, Prof NJ NJ. Scott, Judge Hart,
Mr. G.. Fl. Dickey. Mr.. Armstrong
Smith, Mr.. Southland Hoffman, Mr..
Fred Smith, Mr.. B. L. Marx, Mr.. G. w.
| Weight and number of others.
Refreshments were served, and after
the finals came some exciting games,
in which several of the lady players
| took part.
On Saturday the members of the
| Hoffman party were present at very
enjoyable chowder party at the home
of Minister and Mrs. S. M. Damon, in
Moanalua. There were some SO in all
present, the majority being young peo-
pie.
On Sunday it was day at the coun-
| try home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Macfarlane on the Peninsula.
On Tuesday the Hoffman party was
| invited over to the Newell cottage on
the Hawaiian Hotel grounds, where a
very pleasant afternoon in the enjoy
ment of tea and discussion of various
| topics Hawaiian was spent.
Yesterday a luncheon was given the
| Hoffman party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Tenney on the Plains. Captain
| Houdlette of the Australia was among
| the guests. Luncheon finished. the
! party, with the exception of Mrs. Kirk
patrick and Miss Newlands. went to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Brown.
900
Dr. and Mrs. c. B. Coorer will le1ve
for the States on the Monowai today
They will remain three CT four days
in San Francisco, when they will pro-
ceed straight to New York, to remain
in that city about two months. During
that time DR.. Cooper will take special
work in the post graduate school,
which will admit him TO the hospitals.
Mrs. Cooper will visit il various places
while Dr. Cooper is studying. A stay
of three months in the States is ell
that DIR. and Mrs. Ccorer concentrate
at the present time. That finished,
they will return to Honolulu, here to
remain, and will take TN their resi-
dence in the NcGrew home, Hotel
street.
900
The engagement OF Miss Mabel Hart
we'll to her cousin, Mr.. A. T. Hartwell
of Boston, is announced Mr.. Hartwell
is now in Europe but Will be back in
Honolulu inside of three months.
Opening day at the courts of the
Valley Tennis Club on Kuakinf street,
will occur on Saturday, from to p.
m. Invitations have been sent to the
friends of the club, and a very large
turnout is expected.
900
A dance will be given aboard the =.
6. s. Marion tomorrow afternoon
Quite a number of city people have
been asked. The Hawaiian National
Quintet Club will furnish the music.