The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-16

me wees In society has been
.,,, one 90 a certain extent bar
-, the Inaugural ball on Thurs
,.y evening. In the earlier part of
W esek the races drew peoples at
.,aon and there were few large az
slr. 10 enliven society. The out
~ for gayety during the next
.,sE Ia not at all encouraging TO
eoae who 20 enjoy social entertain
cent The summer vacations are
'nout % commence and from the
age number Of persons booked for
n, Coast. there L. certain TO be
sarh In social affairs In conse-
,psnec. No events OF any great i'm
,of,ance are promised In the near
mlufe.
n IL likely that society will Join
nris with the NELL Company at
Dne time during It's engagement
\ Honolulu 10 raise funds for the
hospital for incurables. At a din 4
-, party given at the home 81 DIR.
nd Mrs Walter Hoffman, on We'd II
.,sday. the subject was broached To
NJ Aston Parker. manager for the
Ompany. who was one OF the
pests, Mrs. Hoffman, has high
spes that society can be enlisted
\ tho movement TO cooperate with
he players of Mr. Nelli's company and
also a good round sum for the Hospital
shrh has received SO much support at
me- hands ~ Hon. Alexander Young. IL
b proposed that at the termination %
No company's engagement 10 ask MIR.
y,In 10 give n matinee or evening per-
brmancc as charitable benefit. on
mo Mainland the method uf procedure
souIi be N sell the FIRST tickets 90 the
highest bidder nj auction. Society la +.
o. and buds have also Interested them
slyos On the preparation and sale of
puycnir programs printed on satin
shch makes thep especially attrac-
age Under the auspices OF many OF the
,aders ~ society the benefit fund
,ofld be- made n large one and worthy
y me Efforts OF society and the com
ANY with several society young
ladies' 10 sell boutonnieres In the Opera
House there " little doubt but that the
sreat would be n success socially and
financially. In san Francisco when the
pdler boys OF California returned from
Ae war. society cooperating with
many of the theatrical companies rails.
ID thousands % dollars for their en-
sr,aInment. The movement TO In
euase the hospital fund Is "A far more
rorthy one. and once started WI be
srtalu q n generous support. IL Is
aly the few who can afford the salts.
action OF donating thousands OF dol.
Afs but II can be the many who will
b. able 10 contribute TO the dollar fund
hereby giving all an opportunity OF do.
ng az least something for the humane
moyement. The matter has been moot
d about this week among several so.
de,y ladies' and all express themselves
iNorably Impressed with the PROPOSE
Ton
NJ Fred smith and Mr.. Robert shin.
q we're the hosts OF n large party giyer
At Walalua on Tuesday evening. con
astng OF n dinner and n dance In tn
arors u the waiaiua Hotel Tn'
msuts were entertained royalty anC
made late stay at the beautiful re
0r,, reaching Honolulu by special traiI
n 2 o'clock Wednesday morning. tn
rests were carried to their destination
% two special cars attached to the
n train. The hosts were assisted 10,
A.. "A NNl1At
bld and Mrs. Montague Turner. VIII
,haperoned the party. The dinner wa
Characterised by much merrymakine
and many humorous speeches wer
made. Among the guests were Mr.. an
Mrs &. ~ Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
no wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. Pettus. Mr.,
Won Hamm. the Misses Bertha and Ma
Young Miss sadie Carter. Miss a
Wldfiheid. the Misses Gertrude and VI !
ION Scott. Miss Juliette King. tn
Misses katheryn and Mamie Widdiflelt
Mss Bacon Miss Allie Wall. Miss Nc
Nlnnon. Messrs. w. N. Rabbit. A. =
Young. A. NJ. Campbell. Frank Arm
strong. Southland Hoffman, w. W. Rtct
~ G. VI. w. Norton. Tarn McGrev
Charles Weight. Arthur Wall. Robei
shlngle and Fred smith.
| "rH tultn Howe IrOfeAsOr OF ElOCl
ION at dills College, California. wi
I'VE series 81 two miscellaneous ~
nary recltals az the Young Mems Chrii
van Association. the first to be give
sune u and the second June %. Mi
we've y visiting Miss Panabaker wni
wurisg the Islands. and has letters
nwodnction from Mrs. Mills. Presldei
hls College. 90 many OF the be
eople In town. including graduate
non the college. She expects To Wis
volcano. and whne In Hilo has a
,mged 20 give some readings. Mi
hoNe brings some very fine press ~
lamentations from different cities I
we Coast ana In the East. and viii
work. IN the college has not pcrml
su her 20 travet extensively, yet n
VAS met with the most encouraging su
rvs wherever she has gone.
Mrs p. X. g. Gibbons was the CUE
honor az supDer aance given
WI and Mrs. Gerrit n. Wilder at tn
unahou home on wednesday evenir
lne dancing lasted until mldnight. VIII
spp'r was served and the guests toa'
me new born Territory of Hawa
ne Eucsts were ~ follows: Mr.. "a
w =, ". Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. A.
nl.Wn Mr.. ard Mrs. J. a. Gilman,
wv Mrs. J. =. Walker. Mr.. ana Nj