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

ters-A, T, c. w. b. M. K, Y, e. L, say.
In three minutes each guest had to
compose a telegram from letters given,
each used at the beginning of a word
a terrible catastrophe. etc.-and these
were voted upon as to wittiest, ETC., for
prizes.
The Sunday afternoon musicaIes Civ
en- by Miss Caroline Castle in the i'm
posing Castle home in Manoa Valley.
are among the most pleasurably antici-
pated events now being given In Homo
lulu. Many young men, who have for
merly found the day one of the hardest
to FILL are there given ghance to
while away couple of hours in the
pleasantest possible manner, In the en-
joyment of music. Miss~C Castle mas
deemed it advisable to postpeos for
week the musicale she had planned to
give next Sunday. Rev. Giel will On
that afternoon conduct meeting for
men at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, and Miss Castle did not wish
her musicale to conflict with that meet
| ing.
! The numerous applications for par
| ticipation in the production of Haydns
oratorio THE Creation" have given
rise to the idea that the establishment
of permanent choral society would
meet with the approval of the music
! loving people of Honolulu. The mat
! ter will be taken into consideration by
leading musical and society people, and
we may have philharmonic Society
| or something of the kind In the near
future
/ Mr.. Arthur L. Wyman, a practical
L{hef. will give lessons and demonstra-
lions on modern cookery on MONDAY
iafternoon at the Progress Hall. These
lectures will be free and no doubt IN
teresting, as Mr. Wyman has given
demonstrations in connection with
pure-food expositions in Philadelphia,
New York and other large cities
/ I%&
j Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Suhr and Miss
Pauline Suhr left New York for Ger
many May 16 on the Hamburg-Amerl-
can steamer Deutschland.
tx1ss
The following Honolulans were reg
istered at Hotel Rafael. California, on
MAY II: Dr. and Mrs. G.. Herbert,
Charles Herbert, Mrs n. H. Norman
Vernon Tenney. DR.. and Mrs. Car
michael, Alice Hastings, Robert Lew
ers and wife, F. Howard Humphris.
, &ItS
Mrs. James Campbell, Miss Abigail
Campbell: Miss Alice Campbell ane
Miss Mersberg left New York May 10
on board the North German Loye
twil-screw, fast express steamer
, Kaiserin Maria Theresia, for Europe.
- 49,
/ The Misses Sherman have issued IN
, vitations for party to be given mex
! Monday evening in honor of Miss
Humphreys and Miss Rycroft of Homo
i lulu.-Stockton Independent
. 1873
e Honolulu did itself proud to entertain
i Hugh Tevis and his bride, who mad
e a short stop there en- route to japan
n 1T was there that Mr.. Tevis picked u
( a paper wherein was printed an &C
. count of Mrs Tevis' mother havln
: tilted two young Southerners for MI
). Baxter. just as her daughter transfer
v red her affections from Mr.. Geral
g Hughes of Denver to Mr.. hugh IeVi
n of San Francisco. Ma went you on
A better was Mr.. Tevis laughing com
: ment. Those who supposed that
;. was ignorant of the Hughes AFFAIR ar
n very much in the dark. 1t was tina
d very fact that lent a tang to his ow
) lwooing. Stolen sweets" you know
e Newsletter.
: A children's fancy dress ball, to
), triven on June % in the Drillshfd, un
! der the direction of Mrs. Mary Gunr
. lis on the tapis. This pretty /summe
: teyent, which has pleased loyfSs or tn