The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-26
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SOCIETY :
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society item:
The Hawaiian entertainment given
at Unity Hall Wednesday evening.
called forth a large and appreciative
was a series of stereopticon views,
and as they appeared on the canvas
Mrs. Hamilton Johnson explained the
pictures. In this manner a very clear
idea was given of the scenery, climate,
prominent people and different phases
of life on the Islands. While one of
the pictures, representing a group Of
native girls singing, with guitar, was
on the screen, Mrs. A. NJ. Gauld, be-
hind the curtain, sang Hawaiian So
10, several voices joining in the Choir
us. After the pictures, the Misses
Mabel and Florence Johnson, of Chula
Vista, rendered a beautiful violin and
piano duet This was followed by an
interesting flag drill and march by
eight young girls. This was one OF
the prettiest drills of the kind ever
given in San Diego. The young girls
were trained by Mrs. Gauld, for many
years a resident of the Islands. A
song was sung in the native language
by Mrs. II. Johnson, Miss Alice Dyer,
Mrs. Gauld and o. E. Fuller. Miss Dy-
er and Mrs. Gauld also sang Hawai-
ian duet, and were so well received
that they responded to an encore. The
program was concluded with the ma
tional song, sung by all who had taken
part in the entertainment. The views
were lent by the Hawaiian Consul, II.
p. Wood. The entertainment will be
repeated in two weeks, when other
views will be shown.
900
luncheon, to meet Editor Noyes,
Of the Washington Star, was given by
Attorney General w. o. Smith at the
Pacific Club yesterday Those pres
ent were: President Dole, Attorney
General Smith, T. w. Noyes, Daniel
Logan, C. A. Brown, w. r. Castle, J.
G. Spencer, B. F. Dillingham;, w. R.
Harrington and A. T. Atkinson.
900
Mr.. c. A. Brown will pilot a party
composed of Mr. and Mrs. Noyes and
others to Pearl Harbor today. 1t is
expected that President Dole will also
be a member if the party. The train
will be taken to Pearl City and from
there the trip about the harbor will
probably be made in one of the launch
es of the U. S. 6. Philadelphia.
900
Miss Maude Willard, who has been
an instructor in the Punahou Prepare
tory School for two years, will leave
for San Francisco on the barkentine
Archer, sailing Monday Miss Willard
will go direct to her home in the East, |
and will re-enter Wellesley College at
the beginning OF the fall term.
900
Among the passengers booked to
leave on the Australia Wednesday are
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace r. Harrington
DR.. and Mrs. H. w. Howard, Miss Alex
ander, Miss Willard, Miss Ladd, Prof.
NJ. NJ. Scott, Armstrong Smith and
Lieut.. E. F. Qualtrough.
900
Miss Jessie R. Axtell instructor in
music at Oahu College, left for Maui
on the Mauna Loa yesterday. Miss
Axtell will spend a short time in Wal:
luku before proceeding on trip up
the great Haleakala.
900
Miss Pauahi Judd, who left for the
States on the Moana Wednesday even
ing. will remain a short time with |
friends in San Francisco before contin- |
uing on her trip East to Boston and |
New York. - |
/ Mrs. George Herbert, Mrs. E./Noo- |
nan. Mrs. George Beckley and others |
will leave for the Volcano on the next
trip of the Kinau, to be gone during the
greater part of the summer.
900
The Hotel management will give a
special dinner and dance on the lanai
to music by the Quintette Club, Tues |
day night. as a farewell to the guests
expecting to leave by the Australia.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Falk are staying
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hassinger, Keau-
moku street, just above the Govern
ment nursery.
H. B. MS Commissioner and Con-
sui General A G.. S. Halves will go
to Hawaii in July to make a circuit of
the island.
Miss Ivy Richardson who returned
on the Australia for vacation, will
leave for her home in Hilo on the next
Kinau.
: On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Wilder
will give a tea for prominent society
lady who recently arrived from the
States.
Dowsett- Crowningberg nuptials in
St Andrews Cathedral, Monday even |
ing, the Rev. J. Osborne officiating.
900
Monday evening, closing of Mrs.
Gums dancing school for young men. !