The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-03

by many of the best local performers.
The Bishop of California is expected to
be present to declare the building for
maIly opened. The proceeds are to be
devoted to the purchase of linen for the
Hospital for Incurables. which will be
made up by the Women's Guild. When
the project for the new building was
started much was subscribed by peo-
church that the management felt its first
public use must be for some object of
common good. The fun program will APP
pear in Mondays papers.
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Mrs Samuel Parker receives every
first and third Friday at the Emma
street residence.
Mrs. John Ena will leave on May 2I for
Southern California. where she will join
her daughters who are attending school.
1888
airs. Gerrit Wilder is in Denmark With
Miss Emily Judd and Miss j.. Il. Judd
They will go to London this month to be
present at the coronation ceremonies.
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Miss Anna Tucker was the Male
Queen I'm the cantata presented by the
High School at the May Day Festival.
given in the Opera House on Thursday
evening and Miss Emma Marsden
Taylor was the soloist whose charming
voice was quite a surprise owing to its
wide range. The cantata WAS one OF the
prettiest numbers given at the entertain
ment and the young ladies were as pretty
as any school could wish for.
1883
party OF fourteen was delightfully."- en-
tertained on Sunday last at Aiea. at the
country place OF DIR. and Mrs. j. s. Nc
Grew. The party left Honolulu on the
9:i5 a. m train. returning the sarr. day
Mt o'clock in the afternoon. The day
was pleasantly spent. fresh and salt wa
ter swimming being popular diversions.
Luncheon was spread on the lanai. In
the party were DR. and Mrs McGrew
Miss Maude Gillette. Mrs. Mae Mott
Smith Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. Lake. Miss
Bates. Archibald Young. J. Tarn McGrew
DIR. Butler. U. S. NJ. Mr.. Mitchell. Mr..
Maddux. Theodore Wores !
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With many parting regrets Mana Wide |
mann sailed away to his home i'm San !
on Wednesday as n passenger !
in the Alameda He was literally re- /
with ieis by his friends. On |
evening Mr.. Widemann was the |
host at dinner served on the Eva lanai |
pf the Hawaiian hotel. the color scheme /
being In yellow. The guests were Mr. |
and Mrs II. A. Allen. Miss Nellie Kitch-
IN. Mrs. Eugene Field. Miss Macfariane !
Captain HERMAN and DR.. Nelson. Fol
lowing the dinner large number of l
On the Waikiki ianais. Hawaiian Quin-
tet club being present. Potted plants
'ringed the ratings and there were arts
ic electrical effects. On the Eva lanai
'nr away from the dancing pavilion a
BOWL OF punch awaited the thirsty ones
we're Mr.. and Mrs. f. Faxon Bishop.
Miss Gertrude Bates. Mrs. Mott Miss
Sargent. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane.
Miss Jennie Giffard. Mrs. Mary Gum.
Hr. and Mrs. c. Conrad. Miss Gardie
facfarlane. Miss Helen Macfarlane. Miss
,sdy Macfariane. DIR. and Mrs. Herbert
ir. and Mrs George Smithies. Mr.. and
Hrs. Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Allen.
IRIS Eugene Field. Miss Kitchen. Major
'otter. Walter Dillingham;. Isaac Dilling-
lam. Nelson Lansing. Ernest Ross. Mr..
Mr.. Lowell. Clifford KimbalI
NJ. Monsarratt. Fred Grimwood Ed
nund Stiles. Southland Hoffman Captain
ierriman. DR.. Nelson.
1855
Mrs Leland Stanford. accompanied by
er secretary. maid and valet. departed
n the steamship China for the Orient on
Wednesday. after stay of two weeks in
as a guest at the Moana hotel.
he banquet given in her honor on Mon
ay evening at the Moana by former I
tanford University students was a {
leasant affair. IL
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Contributions concerning social happen [
igs. intended for publication In the So q
ETY. department OF the Advertiser. must 7
? submitted to the editor not later than Z
o'clock p. m Friday OF each week Ex- :
options will be allowed only in cases 1
here events occur later than the time
entioned. n
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Gerrit Wilder returned to Honolulu OF
- China from n years absence abroad
tent mostly in the European capitals
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Bishop and Miss Nichols are guests this