The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-10

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Mrs Frank Anterior Mrs. Blerbach.
sfrs. Haii~utyus. sfrs- Chase. Mrs. William
FORBES. Mr. Clarence Maefariaue. Mrs.
! otis. Mrs. Thrum. 4irs. Albert Water
house. Mrs =. ~. Wood.
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Among tr~ nr~t uiFht@rs at the Opera
House Ou Thursday. a. thu opening 81 the
NarGc ctsass. 81 Wer- Judge and Mrs.
. Isatec. Miss Aiic. Campbell and party.
Prince and Princess EaWananakOa and
party. Mr. and Mrs- p Fax1n Bishop.
Nr. and Mrs ,. -. Castle. Mr. and Airs.
Fred iS1Wrcy. JudE- and Mrs Gaibraith.
Is.ss:
Bishop Wills and MR.. Willis departed
On ths Souorna for the South sees. The
Bishop will visit the Tonsas.
1888
The NcCuilt- Smith wedding has been
st f0F MAY L.
Mrs =. J. church ,utertaine, a. cards
on Monday sNsuiuE. ~ her Residence. On
kswaio street Prizes offered by the hos
tess added zsSt To- the playing. The FIRST
prizes Nsr~ captured BY Miss Girard and
Mr. MasidgNs The consolation prizes
went Co Miss Angus and sfr. ArmStrUne.
IA Vas dtstinetiVsiy gathering 81 un-
married people. Th~ guests werr: Misses
Bacon. schs.f.r. Patty. Prime. Gillette.
CiraFd. Louise Girari. widdihgld. STAINS
bury. uutchius. Hall Reynolds. Blanche
Res uoids. Davis and Angus. MssErs.
Y0uur. Frank Armstrong. Baird. Hon
man. Angus. Tear. styn~. Lowell. Mad
duN. Damon. Walker. Harry wilder.
t4eut. newton and Dr. McAdory. 4. =.
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Fiy" young msn have b,cn appointed by
the University Of California at IN. r.
quest Of IN. Japanese Government to r.
ufprCr the body % California men uovg
ENGAGED in teaching Ia the high schools
q Japan. and will pass through Honolulu
Ehortiy. The frst man appointed. John
T. Ery AN. y. NJ = graduate Of me Uni
scrEity e Toronto and q graduate Il I:@r-
kelley. had already made special study |
q the Japancs. people. their religions
IN" Post and Telegraph School In Toxic. /
cpiacinE Earl Swan. California. go. who \
las accepted position with u hardware /
irm In Yokohama Tn" other men are /
Richard Harvey. Charles -. Champiin OF j
he class % itUi. and William -. Root i
nj Albert u. Clayton q the glass Of 'Oe.
Their posts will De I'm the northern prov
noes. one Of them relieving Harold NJ |
Sock. who went out q year ago and who
as also decided 90 go into business.
Mrs. W. o. Smith save n luncheon yes
crGay to twelve ladies. The guest Of
onor was Mrs Mary Ellen Mott. vino
oCn returns 20 California
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Mrs. Mary Ellen Mott will he the cues;
& Mrs W. q. Weldon next week.
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The Literary Circle 81 the Kilohana Art
.Casuc will give its last nj home for the |
priug on Friday afternoon. May Is. ut , !
clock. In the League rooms. The ladies'
tho will pour tea are Mrs. u. =. Dl!inE-
an. Mrs ". ". Hail. Mrs. g ".
hickey. Mrs. W VI. Graham. Those who
ave listened with the children To Uncle
.cmGs'S stories or sympathizcd with the
fountain iifc % Charles EEbert CraddoCk's
0rtruying. will enjoy spending with
iiss Claire ~. Uecke AN Hour with
mcrtca's Best Dialect Writers" All
mo have given themselves the pleasure
attending this years at homes have
special thanks and congratulations FOR
irs. Selma Kinney. the chairman 81 the
itcrUry Circle. by whose planning these
-casions have been 30 enjoyable and valI- :
bic. Attention "a called 20 the change OF
oar: o'clock Is appointed. ,
Mrs Anthnry Ahlo was the hostess On |
'eduCsdny evening at ping pong party. | ,
H. game being INDUCED In by large !
lumber 81 devOtees OF the new amuse- {
tent. ,
Mr.. end Mrs. Harry MaCfariaac ard tho /
'issss Macfariarc with the exception 81 .
iss Gardic Macfarianc. are n Ahuimanu
y n short period.
Mrs. 8 g. Allen gives card party On I
tuesday next In honor OF Miss Gertrude !
atcs % San Francisco. II
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uutru" dance was given last evening | I
san Antonio hall by the ''is6z Social ,
Tub" 10 was called Hard Times A.,
auc-." and those who ATTENDED looked I
IL part All wore their old clothes and .
.tchsd garments appeared To- b. the n
iEuc. The music was In keeping with y
r. spirit 20 the dance. and was whcczed
q 81 an accordion FOR n part 90 the
euiuE. However. the accordion finally
- 90 take hack seat and the piano and
uiiu were given the preference. The
nee was largely attended and was one
the most succ. ssfut ever given by the I
1h. "a VAS thg first dance given hy !
. club IN san Antonio hall and promises
~ made the officers last night that the ,
TrubFr Hhip would soon b. Increasing
- programs were gotten up In old style. !
pitfalls and small capitals being thrown
ssth'r tn the rural printing Office way.
- front bore the following inaCripti n:
fa~i Times Dance. FRIDAY. Nfny . ~ .