The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-23

considerable expectancy among
those who keep close watch upon Dame
society's engagement tablets as to VINO
will be the first to throw open hospita-
BILE doors to the set
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! Music lovers especially those interested
in piano, may expect a treat when MI /
Barron Morley comes to Honolulu ne - /
a brilliant young Australian pianist son
of an accomplished musician and studleo
four years with Leschetitzky 1t IS pro-
i posed to give one or more solrees' ne
iessarily limiting the tickets, as they WIN
be held at private houses. follo"hiS "
! a few selections from Mr.. Morley's roper |
toire:
! Bach, Toccata and Fugue, D minor.
Gavotte, B minor.
! Beethoven, Waldstein, sonata
! Chopin Ballade 40
| Chopin Polonase A6.
Scherzo, b minor
| List E major, Polonaise and Rhapsoole
No. s.
Rubinstein, Barcarolle, major
Concerto, d major.
| Mr. Morley Is to be the guest of Theo-
dore Richards while in Honolulu He may
/ possibly be accompanied to Honolulu Ny
a violinist The Australian papers con
tain very excellent and appreciatlVe CIT
tiques of his concerts
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,z;ss trlia Dean well known as a pro-
rois;ne, Young actress and who delighted
Honolulu audiences while with the Neli
company has recently added another TO
. her rapidly growing series OF advance
. ments. She is to play the lngenue III
. THE Altar of Friendship" Nat Z. Gooo-
, win and Maxine Eliiott's play for TINS
; season Miss Dean comes from Salt Lake
CITY. When girl there she played IN
, amateur theatrcals with a dramauc com
pany, and few years ago had her nrS1
opportunity in professional life with
stock company of that city. She mace
success and came to New York she mas
played small parts with Modjeska and
Joe jefferson, and in road company
played Maude Adams part in Rose
mary" During the past season she was
with the Neills In San Francisco, and
while. there was engaged by Gooo"in
1t is predicted by some that the young
actress will ultimately rival the fame al
tanned by her aunt, Julia Dean Hayne.
Miss Dean is at present at Seabrlght N .
A Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Richards are
II depending a few weeks at Luakaha.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Brown returned
early in the week from outing at Wa
hiawa. and speak of the place as admir-
ably adapted for open air recreation The
air is cool and invigorating and the noun
tains afford plenty of exercise. Mr.. and
Mrs Brown assembled Mt. KaaIa with the
party of school teachers last Saturday.
They are now spending a couple of weeks
in the cottage on Young Brothers island
in the harbor.
Miss Carlson left on the barkentine Co
ironado for an extended visit of three
months with friends in California
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e Mr. and Mrs G. K. Wilder and Mrs.
wv. C. Wilder have gone to the McGrew
t country place at Aiea for a month
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y y Mr.. Albert Along leaves for the main
n land about the middle of September to
finish his course at Harvard Subsequent
,Iy he will take the Harvard law course.
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s. Mons Vizzavona has gone to the allan
e Herbert place in Kalihi valley for Few
! days.
Mrs Bailey, aunt of superintendent
> Webster of the Army Transport service
has been seriously i'll for three or four
a $3.50
J, Mr. and Mrs H. A. Bigelow have moved
n from Thurston street and are now II sid
ing at 16SS Anapuni street, --,4iliki-
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9 Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel C. Afford of
Fort Collins, Colorado. announce the
Z marriage of their daughter, Abbie Car
; Teton. to Mr.. Richard Appleton Maxfield'
Saturday August g. The groom a
! Engineers stationed in Honolulu during
the Spanish American war, and was quite
s popular with townsfolk.
1888
2 Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauer of San Fran
! cisco. announce the marriage of their
daughter Violet Dupar to Mr.. George
Montgomery Boyd on Wednesday, August
6 They will be at home at the Grand
! Hotel after Tuesday, September 30 Miss
I Lauer was the guest of Col. and Mrs. Nc
! Csrthy for several weeks this summer
+ $3.50
Miss Carrie Castles Sunday AFTERNOONS
1t home in Manoa will be resumed on and
AFTER September Z.
o /Mr and Mrs George L. Bigelow leave
f lin the Aorangi next Wednesday to visit
el Mr. Bigelow's father in st. Paul, Mimi.
I They will be away about three months
! and will visit New York and Washing
d \ton. D. D.. before returning.
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The Friday Evening Social Club will
: give an entertainment next Friday even
Q ing at st. Clements Parish Home COM
rnencing at s o'clock.
e Miss Caroline A. Rowland of Honolulu
and Mr. Alfred w. Dow were married IN
I San Francisco on Saturday, August 2
e 1873
+ 4 jolly dancing party was given THURS
= day evening at the Healani Boat house
followed by a launch ride upon the har-
$ Dor. The affair though of somewhat an
4 irnpromptu nature was no less enjoyable
\ on mat account, due in great measure
t to the efforts of Miss Harriet Austin and
Miss Kate Kelley who were responsible
: for its success. Ellis Quintette club FUR
9 nished the music and refreshments were
. served at the boat house. following which
. the dancers were given a ride about the
a harbor in Young Bros. launch. Among
3 those present We're: Mrs. Ewing, Mr.. ana
Y Mrs Skinner Mr. and Mrs Lindernah'
r Mrs a J. French. Mr. and Mrs Meyer
. Misses L NN.rren Pearl Noble. Kari. NJ.