The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-13

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Mr.. Ernest Ross; Don Jose, Mr.. j. Low
cite Rockwell; Captain of the Guard,
MI Hugo Herzer. Among those in the
chorus are Miss Alice Campbell, Miss
Dickson, Miss Love. and Miss Sever
son. Sonny Cunha is contributing
valua BILE assistance at the piano during
the rehearsals. The costumes have al
ready been ordered from the East. Mrs.
Turner saved the organization much ex-
pense by having the orchestration on
hand. The production of Mariana will
probably result in the organization of
the Honolulu Operate Company which
win give other operas probably once in
six months.
Mrs. J. Alexander Yoell of San Jose
arrived lately and will spend the win
ter here with her daughter, Mrs. Miles
W. Parkhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ Brown of
San Francisco returned to the main
land last night by the Peru after visit
of three weeks on the Islands. They
visited Hawaii and the volcano.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kimball will
return to the city Monday from their
honeymoon at Mokuleia and will oc-
lcupy cottage in the King premises
on Piikoi street.
4 Misses Bertha and May Young will
Visit Honolulu in January and spend
Fseveral months here. They will be
present at the ceremony of opening of
the Young building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Halves gave a
dinner on Thursday evening in honor
of Mrs. Eleanor Dole.
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Mrs Hatch, from Honolulu, is in San
Francisco, having arrived on Wednes-
day last. says the San Francisco Bull
letfn. Mrs. Hatch is the daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. Horace Halves, and is one
of the most prominent women in Ho-
nolulu.
The fad of fashion is the chains
chains are simply craze-from the
exquisites ropes of pearls worn with
the evening dress to the simplest beads
everything is in style. Gold chains
are many. some are plain, but for the
most part are set with gems. Watches
are again worn with the long, old-fash-
toned chains-bags also; anything,
everything. You can make no mistake
if it is a chain.
The palatial residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Irwin, at Washington and
Laguna streets, was the scene OF
pretty dinner dance last evening in
honor of Miss Edith Huntington, says
the Call of December 8. 1t was white
dinner. The table was deliberately
decorated with Bride roses. In the
drawing-rooms and ballroom foliage
and cut flowers were arranged in eX-
cellent taste. The guests were delight
fully entertained. Among those pres
ent were Miss Spreckels. Miss Lily
Spreckels, Miss Pearl Landers, Miss
Linda Cadwallader, Miss Ethyl Hager,
Miss Marion Scott Miss Ruth Allen,
Miss Elena Robinson, Miss Lucie
King, Messrs Warfeld Grace, Costi-
gan, Joe Tobin, Edwin Tobin, Knox
Maddox, R. Mckee Duperu, DR.. Harry
Tevis and E. NJ. Bee.
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The Kilohana Art League, assisted
by a number of local artists, will give
a notable performance at the Opera
House on the evening of December 80.
The program will include two sketches.
I'm Honor Bound" and My Turn
Next" after which will be given the
Sextette from "Florodera." The names
of those who will take part are with
held.
Miss Margaret Copeland, who has
been visiting Mrs. Helen Wilder Craft
for several months. departed for San
Francisco last night in the Peru.
The wedding of Miss Sara Robertson
and Mr.. James Dougherty will take
place in the early part of the coming
year, probably about February.
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Mrs. Robert r. Hind announces the
marriage of her daughter Eleanor Mar
garet TO Mr.. Frank Charles Schernsteln'
on Wednesday, December 3, at san
Francisco.
Miss Conan of Wellesley College has
attended many reunions Of former Wei
lesley pupils during her short stay in
Honolulu. Saturday evening at the res
idence of Mrs. James Hopper recep-
ton was given in her honor. group
of WeIIesIayians greeted the guests and
the Wellesley yell was often heard.
The residence was charmingly deco
rated and the college colors were quite
Miss Conan departed
Lot n,-nriner in the Peru for the coast.