The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-22

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" vERYBoDY in society is looking
forward to the polo bali to be
A4 given by the Honolulu Polo
Club. at Progress hall, Monday
evening, December 1. inahonors of the
members of the visiting Polo Clubs
| from Kauai. Maui, and Hawaii No
similar event has been before under
taken here, and as the Polo Club is
composed of society men as a general
rule, they are leaving nothing undone
to make it the big success of the sea-
son. Debutantes and matrons are
spending their spare time in preparing
their prettiest frocks for the ball, for
it will certainly be a very dressy
affair. With Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
| Macfarlane as the leaders of the CO.
tillion it is certain that this attractive
/ feature will be perfect in all it's ap-
i pointments. Both young people are
admirably fitted by long experience
across the water to fill these import
ant offices. There are to be three par
ticularly clever cotillion figures, par
| taking of polo plays, and the favors
will be objects necessarily part of
polo paraphernalia Decorated goal
posts will be erected for one figure
! The hall will be decorated with the
| colors of the four clubs, and these will
| form mass of color. A smoking
room, supplied with all that is dear to
| the non-dancing men, will be fitted up
near the ball room, and the supper is
to be served at tables, probably after
| midgnight, and following the cotillion.
1t is proposed to commence dancing
| at $50. There will be general dane
| ing, to continue for some time, and the
| cotillion will follow The invitations,
which have been issued during the
week, require answers from the Fecip-
tents by Monday, November %, and it
is hoped by the committee that all who
intend to attend will respond to them
by that time to Mr.. Isaac Dillingham;.
All the names supplied by members Of
! the club have been passed upon by
| the ball committee and by the execu-
/ tive committee of the club, and the
invitations issued from that list.
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Mr. D. Howard Hitchcock is expected
back from the Volcano today with
number of canyases picturing the lat
est eruption of Kilauea.
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| From 8 to IL this forenoon the Kilo-
| hama Art League will be open for the
reception of work to be submitted for
| the coming exhibition Full lists of
prices and titles are expected to &C.
company the offerings.
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in the city for a weeks visit.
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| Mr. J. P. Mccoy has returned to the.
city from long absence in China. IS
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Thursday was the birthday of Mr.. A.
A. Young, and in the evening a num-
Der of his old-time bachelor friends
surprised him at his King street res
idence and enjoyed dinner with him.
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Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Tenney gaveAa
dinner party Thursday evening, conn
pIimentary to Miss Juliet King ands
Mr.. Clifford Kimball, at which MEM
bers of the bridal party were guests.
The appointments were perfect and
the dinner quite elaborate.
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This evening at 1880 o'clock at the
Moana Hotel the Ancient Order Of
Billy Goats will give dinner in honor
of Mr.. Clifford Kimball, one of its
members, who is to be married to Miss
Juliet King on December 1. The Billy
Goat membership includes Mr.. New
ton Prouty of Hilo, who arrived today
in the Claudine as a member of the
Hawaii Polo Club team Messrs. Isaac
and Walter Dillingham;. Robert Atkin-,
SON, A. L. C. Atkinson, George G.
Potter. Robert w. Single George
Dennison, Richard Ivers, George Ba-
ker and George Angus.
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On Wednesday evening next Mrs. ]. !
S. Walker gives a dinner in honor of
Miss Juliet King and Mr.. Clifford KIM
ball and the members of the bridal
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baldwin, OF
Spreckelsville, Maui, have come TO
Honolulu to be present at the Polo
Tournament, and are guests at the
Moana Hotel, ;. ;, ;. q
Al the Kilohana Art League rooms
yesterday afternoon musical social
was given under the auspices of the
literary committee to large audience
of ladies' who demonstrated their APP
probation OF the various numbers by
generous applause. Successful as the
League has always been in its social !
functions, that of yesterday had adj
ditfonal merit in that there was COM
hfnation of the literary side with the
musical.
The league hall was attractively
prepared for the occasion by an ar
tfstic use of vines of the Bcugainvillia,
whose deep purple blossoms formed a
picturesque background. Miss Kelley
and Mr. 4. r. Gurrey, Jr-, arranged
the decorations. Tea tables, which
were later presided over by Mrs. F. J.
Lowry. Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle and
Miss Nellie White were placed be-
hind the rows of chairs. and group
ings of ladies in animated converse
-tfon about them made the social side
of the musicale a pleasant feature.
Mr.. Philip Dodge gave brief intro