The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-08

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Wood, Mrs. Grace Hudson, Mrs j. o
Gilman. Miss Gertrude Scott, Mrs E. r
Adams, Miss Adams, Mrs. A. J Camp
bell and others.
The marriage of Charles F. Allard, for
| merly of tn engineering corps of the
JOR. & L. Co., to Miss Carrie C1isby will
! take place in Oakland in the near future
Nh. Allard made many friends among
the younger social circle during his year:
residence here and their best wishes will
go with him in his new partnership.
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Miss Juliet King gave an afternoon
tea yesterday in honor of Miss A. c.
and Miss NJ. E. Rice of Kauai, who re-
turned from the States in the Mariposa
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! Mrs. John K. Single arrived from
Denver in the Mariposa to make her per:
manent home with her son, Rohept-~W.
Single They are stayinglre-the Moana
Hotel for the present.
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A large number of the friends of Mrs.
Miles Parkhurst gave her a delightful
surprise last evening, the occasion be-
ing her birthday.
Pretty dances, pretty costumes and,
above all, pretty children, will be an
attractive combination for the childrens
fancy dress ball to be given at the drill
shed on Saturday Ayening, June %. under
the auspices of Mis-. Mary Gum. The
mothers are having the daintiest of
dresses made for the little dancers, who
are determined to Ishow that although
the older society buds can look pretty
and be the centers bf attraction upon the
ball floor, they c&n also be quite as
charming If they want to. The dances
for the evening Min be sprightly and
catchy, while the Grand march and drill
will set off the accomplishments of the
young misses and Gentlemen to the bsst
of advantage. TheNball will copsaaence
with the grand march~a nass1fnl led by
tiny little Cupid, a traditional little
Cupid with bow and arrows. Following
this will be the odd baby ballet which
captivated the audience at last years
exhibition. This will be danced by the
following little tots in their "nighties"
Hazel Halstead, Elsie Wilkinson, Eva
Focke, Virginia Mccarthy, Geraldine
Traphagen, Thelma Murphy, Lillian Nc
Chesney, Helen Colburn. Marjorie Gill
man, Adele Nichols, Ethel McNichol,
Madeline Brunette and little Miss Rob-
l.
formed by Lydia Wagner; the skirt dance
I by Myrtle Schumann and Louise NfcCar-
| thy. The stately minuet with old-style
| costumes, will be danced by Margaret
Mccarthy. Gertrude Traphagen, Grace
Robertson, Thelma Rothwell, Irene Boyd
Bertha Kopke,. Esther Kopke, Daisy
Colburn,. Lena Colburn, Helen Colburn,
Cordelia Gilman, Helen Hebron, Muriel
Howatt, Constance Simpson, lola Logan
Dorothy Freeth, Fanny Hoogs, Cora
BIaisdell. Dorothy Nichols, Abbie Lucas,
Masters Douglas Damon, Maurice Augur
Guy Rothwell, Willie Schumann.
Florence Lyons will dance the buck
and wing; Lucia, Hazel and Muriel Hal
stead will dance the hornpipe; Ruth and
Martha McChesney, the coquette polka;
Elsie Williams, the doll dance. A cake
walk is promised, the participants to be
picked the night of the ball., On We'd
nesday next the dancers will go forth
armed with tickets for the ball and ask
for a cordial reception.
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Monsieur ViZZavona, the new French
Consul for the Hawaiian Islands, is well
coined back to Honolulu after an absence
of four years. Monsieur Vizzavona ex-
presses himself as pleased to mingle once
more with his Hawaiian friends, a num-
DER ol Wi1Oiu ne met III oetll t IdilClSCO-
the Tenneys. Herberts, and others. For,
you know" says the vivacious Corsican,
'San Francisco is the boulevard of Ho-
noIulu.'
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. Give Davies feturnea
home on the Mariposa from an ssstended
visit in England.
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Society will miss Mr.. and Mrs. Gerritt
P. Wilder, who sailed on the Venfura,sfor
an extended tour, which will include
many cities of Europe. They will visit
jamie Wilder, who is now residing in
Paris.
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Frank Anterior sailed away ou--~effe
Ventura to get married. He will return
with his bride in about three months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Burns, accompanied
by Mr. Burns mother, will leave next
month for Australia to visit his brother.
The engagement of w. F. Storey to
Miss Anna l.. Bicknell is announced.