The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-01

Terpsichorean art, will be of more than
usual interest this year by reason of
the many new fancy dresses and the
larger number of children who are to
participate. The Drillshed will take on
a pretty decorative effect, in which
bunting, flags, bright streamers and
Island flowers, palms and ferns will
be arranged by artistic hands. The
floor will be used for the exhibition,
with seats arranged around the sides
of the hall and also upon the STAGE
The grand march, a drill, will be par
ticipated in by about ninety of the
young misses and gentlemen, all ia
minuet will be danced by twentyfour
couples, all dressed in the court cos
tunes of the time of Louis XIV. The
serpentine dance will be performed
by Lydia Wagner, a graceful little
miss; the hornpip&s by Lucia, Muriel
and Hazel Halstead. One of the pref
test, oldest and most fetching Of all
the dances will be the baby ballet,
which carried off the palm of the, ex-
hibition This will be danced by tots
under six, all dressed in their nighties.
The grand march will be pretty
event, and much care has been taken
by Mrs. Gum in drilling the children
into a thorough knowledge of the
maZes of the line of march. Two or
chestras will be in attendance, in
which native music will vie with the
most approved of Strauss compositions.
The tickets will be out this week, and
will be sold by the children taking
part Their motto is. Don't Dodge
U.s.
1853
Mrs. DR. Bond, Mrs J. Hind and
Mrs. ]. Renton left for their homes in
Kohala on the last Kinau.
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A happy bevy of little misses and
men attended the child's party given
by Mrs Robert Pratt on Wednesday
her small daughter at her home In
Nuuanu Valley.
Paymaster S. L. Heap, who has
many friends in Honolulu, is here or
the Oregon.
In her pretty new home on Tuesday
| afternoon, Mrs. William Monsarrat
entertained informally "a few of hel
friends, among whom >&here Mrs. J. M
Oat Mrs. Peck of Hilo,>Mrs. c. c
Nichols, Mrs. Judson, Miss SJQdson ant
Mrs. Charles Deering.
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| Saturdays Zealandia brought bacl
to Honolulu Mr.. w. r. Castle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Cooke, Mis-
r Cooke and Miss Juliette Cooke, VIII
have been away for a number o
months, have returned home.
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, Miss Polly Dunn, the fiancee of one o
: our Honolulu boys, Harry Macfarlane
is spoken of in a recent San Francisc
society page, as having carried off tn
honors of belledom at the last Presidi
n hop.
/. On Sunday afternoon, at the resi-
o dence of II. E. Waity, on Beretani
: street, Miss L. Long, of San Francisco
g became Mrs. Harlan T. Waity. Ate
:. the wedding ceremony was performed
: Rev. William NJ. Kincaid. officiating
d the few intimate friends and relative
s who were all that were present be
e cause of a recent bereavement in tn
! family of the ~hyide, enjoyed with tn
e bride and groom tnedGedding breakfas
e that had been prepared Ia honor of til
{ happy event. Mr.. and Mrs. Wajty wi
n reside on Kinau street, and will be 6
: home to their friends in June.
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w. o. Smith returned home on tn
e MikahaIa, on Wednesday.
J. - - -
i, In his work, "a Ramble Round til
r World" Oliver cambridge will publis
e poem written in memory of the lat