The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-27

A unique child's entertainment was
given at Kailana, the beach place of
Mrs. Clare Williams, on Saturday even
ing of last week. Seven of the children
of the neighborhood acted out little
play, which had been prepared by Mr..
B. L. Marks, and which was entitled on
the programs across the face of which
were three tiny CANNES done in black
Dog gone it, or "a Dogserel in Two
Yaps" by "A LosthDog."
The plot was something to>rhis effect:
Queen Ooable, ably personated by Miss
Clare Williams, is proud and some
what tyrannical queen owner of dog
named Launcelot. The favor she be-
slows upon this pet, who is allowed to
sit upon her lap even when she occupies
the throne and who always holds her
sceptre in his mouth excites the jealous
envy of Lord Nosehoo. the highest Of
fetal of her palace, who at last, in an
ungovernable moment of rage, steals the
dog and disposes of him. The Queen,
when she discovers that her pet is gone,
is distracted and filed with rage at the
audacity of the theft, is moving heaven
and earth throughout the play to find
him When Lord Nosehoo is finally
brought to a state of conscience that
impels him to make confession and
Queen Coable learns that her dearly be-
| loved pet has been sent to rs to be
| made into sausage, she faints quite away
/ with horror and only RECEIVERS when IL
has been ascertained through the efforts
of her court, that the horrible catas-
! trophe has been prevented
| The ladies in waiting were Edith VIII
lams, Alice Hedemann and Hilma and
Bagnhild White; Duchess Lace being
Edith Williams, Lady Smith being Alice
Hedemann, Lady Finger being Hilma
White and Lady Bird being Bagnhifd
White while Lord Nosehoo was Master
Eilif White. The whole performance
was delightfully."- given and thoroughly
enjoyed by the neighboring families who
were the only invited guests
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Miss Alice Hall Jones expects - go
East in the near future. Miss jones Will
take her young nephew Austin Jones to
be put into school there and herself en-
| joy a visit with relatives and friends.
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Y Miss May Kluegel is one of the ps'e-
4 sengers booked for the next foreign
v steamer to the Coast
The Hatchs will spend the next mor<f
on Maui.
Mr. J. B. Castle came in fromL/the
other islands on Sunday.
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On Tuesday evening Mr.. E. c. Macfar'
lane took out a canoeing party CONSIST
ing of DR. Weir and daughters and Dr
Kean and daughters, all visitors TO no
nolulu en- route to the Orient, VINO mac
not before enjoyed the popular islane
pastime Later. the party were enter
tanned at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs Jane;
Tucker.
Miss Sarah Carter expects to go>to th'
Il Coast in the near future.
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+ Mr. Horace J. Craft, one OF the non,
. house party at the Hawaii country pIRc
of the Parkers, is home from his outing
1888 a
| f|The Give Davies were with the e.
Ekennedys at Waiakea when last near
from.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou were las
week registered at the Volcano.
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Major Edward Davis, who is to com
mand the artillery garrison at Camp NC
Kinley, arrived from the Coast on Iues
day by way of the transport Grant.
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The condition of the mother of Mrs
F. R. Stackable, now lying so i'll at tn
home of her daughter. still continue
to be most critical.
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Miss c. N Castle departed for tn
other islands by Wednesdays Claudine
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! Mr. Theo. Richards was Clauoin
passenger away early In the week.
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DR.. Kean and daughters, who spent
few Jays sightseeing on HAWAII, re