The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-21
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Cougheran, Marshall Annie Whitney
Bradshaw, j. r. Cook, Bailey. Kate
Cook, Lose, Warren, Benner, Osborn.
Mae Weir; Messrs. George Cook, Hugh
Alex. Crawford, A. H. Durant, E. c. r.
Crabbe, DR.. Burgess, 8. l.. Ramsey, Per-
cy Lishman, G. l.. Ward H. G.. van
Court, A. Newhouse, E. B. Friel. A. F.
Jackson, C. S. Hall, j. l.. Wheeler, II.
A. Bigelow, Wade Warren Thayer. A.
P. Taylor, Chas. Simpson, ]. B. Will
liams. w. NJ. Madeira, w. T. Schmidt
Southland Hoffman, Charles Osborne, T.
B. Richards, F. Noble, L. Rosenthal. c..
S. Wright, K. A. Lott, V. r. Calef, Of
to Burmester, S. Jacobson, H. A. Giles.
Arthur Giles, Austin E. Morey, E. Gil
bert, j. H. Palm, Carleton, L. Asbahr.
c. r. Frazier, ]. S. Bailey, Jr., c. F.
Murray, w. L. Howard. F. E. Thomp-
son, T. P. Harris, o. NJ. Clark, A. 8.
Guild, ]. ]. Fisher, Chas. P. West W.
H. McGregor, M. B. Johnson, M. b.
Cramer c. Becker, Samuel Johnson, F.
L. Whitney, E. G.. Carrera, Capt. Rem
ny. ]. A. Templeton, A. r. Cunha, p.
NJ. Campbell, DR.. Cunningham, G. l.. f.
Shewell, G. F. Kuhls, T. j. Winkler, F.
w. Lyle, J. ]. Kelly, H. Setter Jr..
J. A. Wolcott, Captain Johnson, 3. K.
Baird. H. A. Wilder II. C. Carter, w.
B. Allen, Albert Campbell w. II.
Smith, T. Lyons, Fred. Berger. F. w.
J. Belser. G. A. Lloyd. Jr.. H. H. Simp-
son, G. A. Cantin, DR.. Davis. E. w.
Tucker. Thompson, Allen, r. f. May
nard, A. Constabel, 8. D. Hanover, ]. L.
Fleming. F. w. Blake, l.. T. Kenake. E..
H. Leonard, f. M. Walsh, Fred. Damon.
A. R. Geurnsey, A. r. Gurrey, Jr, ].
NJ. Monsarrat, George Dietz, Judge Per-
ry, Miss Perry. q
The list of names Is taken from the
cards received at the entrance. A large
number of guests went into the hall with
out depositing their cards, and the list
Is incomplete.
The seats for the performance OF
Nell Gwynne" on Shriner's Night next
Monday are now on sale at Wall, Mich
OILS. So vigorous has been the demand
for tickets that practically the whole
of the lower floor has been already pre-
empted. The Shriners in full regalia
will occupy several of the rows in the
orchestra, including the loges, and sew
eral theater parties are taking the
front rows of the balcony so as to get
a good view of the fun that Is sure to
arise among the Mobiles. The boxes,
balcony and foyer will be lavishly dec
Grated with Shriner insignia and flags
and with the costumes of the Shriners
and the brilliant dresses of Honolulu's
four hundred the theater should pre-
sent a novel and fascinating spectacle.
The play selected for the evening is the
comedy of Nell Gwynne," one of the
happiest of the Roberts company's rem
ditions. The Mobiles, both visiting and
local, are busy handing out tips con-
corning each others weaknesses to the
theatrical management and many quibs
are expected to bring CONSERVATION and
merriment to the ranks of the Shrin-
ers, who, when they go in a body to
the theater, go determined to have a
good time and usually have It.
The last Shriner celebration in San
Francisco enjoyed the performance of
the Alcazar company in their own the
ater, so that Mr.. Belasco is somewhat
of an adept in entertaining the fra
ternity.
Wray Taylor rendered the services of
his orchestra for the occasion, a cour-
tesy promptly and cordially accepted.
This will be the last performance of
the Belasco combination, as the COM
pany leaves for the Coast on wednes-
day