The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-03
SOMEBODY STOLE
THE SILVER CUP
Somebody stole the cup.

/ Somebody stole the cup.
: When Aud Lang Syne" had bee:
sung about midnight. signaling tn
close OF the Honolulu Association Foot
ball Leagues smoker. someone raise'
the cry. who's got the cup?" Instant
~ the eyes OF all present We're turned
! to the end OF the table where the cul
lad reposed In silver splendor through
out the evening. The cup and pedesta
had vanished. and up TO the time o.
going TO press had not been found
Rumor had Il that the Honolulus' hat
ed rivals of the lawful possessors. th'
Male Ilimas. had filched the. trophy.
The concert was in every way sue
cess and mirth. good fellowship arc
melody reigned supreme until, at ar
early hour this morning. the assem-
blage dispersed homeward. St. An
tonic hall was crowded with the cream
OF Honolulu's sport-loving population
and from the beginning To the end OF
the proceedings. everything went as
merrily as the proverbiaI wedding bell.
The main event OF the evening was
the presentation of the league trophy TO
the winning team. the Male Ilimas.
w. l. Stanley made the presentation
and Robert Anderson responded on be-
half OF the victors.
The toast OF The President OF the
Attorney General r. Il. Dole: that OF
The Association Football League" by
=. 4. Morse: THE Ladies" by Stanley
Beardmore: and The Press by H.
w. Kinney.
Robert Cation was present during the
first halA OF the program and helped
things along In his own inimitabie
way.
rhe program consisted OF songs by
w. l.. Stanley. w. II. Soper. ID. W. An
derson. ". Kay. w. McWhirter. J. c.
Brown. j. +. Fenwick and Il. Ander-
son: a pianoforte selection by g. Mott:
n recitation by Stanley Beardmore. and
baEpipes selection and dance by Piper
Murray.
Light refreshments were served du-
ring the evening and the festivities ter
minated with the singing in chorus OF
Aud Lang Syne." THE Star Spangied
Banner" and God Save the King"
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~ In n qink frock. which suits her bru-
nette beauty To perfection. Mrs. Geo
gown was OF black net over
silk. relieved by q white chiffon boa. She
wore stylish black hat. Mrs. ]. A.
Gilman wore a handsome blue silk trim
gown with an all-over white lace yoke
and took and sash OF pink panne vel
vet. The sleeves Ct black were finish
cd from the elbow to the wrist by all
over white lace. a white picture hat
completed her costume. Mrs. ]. s. walk
er was daintily dressed in n white and
black frock. and white net yoke and
lace. and wore q hat to- match. Mrs III.
NOonan was gowned In handsome black
silk. trimmed with lace.
Among those present were Mesdames
u. a. Isenberg. Il. r. Dillingham;. c. Is.
Cooper. Annis Montague Turner. +. NJ.
Hatch. a. Il. Wood. a. A. HaaIelea. w.
+. g Hasson. Lewis OF San Francisco.
Gardner Wilder. c. T. Gulick. j. s.
Walker. \. A Montana. T. ID. Tenney.
Il. h.. Cooper. Waiter Hoffman. &. B.
Wood. a q. Hawes. samuel Wilder. Mary
sunn. H. q. l.. PERKINS. Andrew Fuller.
a. 81. Won Holt. klebann. Lansing. ). a.
Gilman. W. r MonsaTTat. II. l.. Dawson.
cnaries Wilder. W. NJ. Graham. Holmes.
u. Phillips. Mary Widdineld. !. u. Roth
yell. George Macfarlane. lsoster. Sachs.
Atwater. hIeugel. Brock. Lake. DIR. anu
ars- Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashford. Mons.
sizzavona. Senior Canavarro Mr.. and
hrs A J. Campbell. MISSES Scnaefer.
>cwis, Giffard. Macfarlane. Parke. Walk
r. Neumann. Gillette. Alexander. lie
;ontc. Ward. Dawson. Stansbury. Moss
nan. Ladd. Schmidt Weight. Angus. Nc
ntyre. Grace.
Mrs H. Peters Of San Francisco arriv-
ii ON the emma To make n six months
-isit To her cousin. Mrs. H. l. Hudson.
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DIR. and Mrs Walter Hoffman are now
domiciied In the Boiie resi-
ience on Judd street ana keep open
oUse To their large circle OF friends.
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Announcement IS made quietly OF the |
OF Mr.. W. a. Baldwin, man |
lager OF MRkawen plantation. 10 Miss |
dina Prime. OF Denver. Colorado. Mr. |
baldwin Was formerly manager OF Kahu- |
u plantation. and IL WIS while living there |
hat nc first met Miss Prime. who for |
ONE months has been the guest Of Mrs. |
'ranc X. Winsiow. Mrs. Winslow and |
iiss Prime Will leave for the Coast in
ne Sonoma. May 7th. going direct to
iiss Primes home IL Is rumored that
he wedding will take place In Denver
midsummer. MIR. Baldwin is the son
Mr.. II. y. Baldwin. of Maui. and Is
ne OF the best known and liked young /
managers OF the Territory.
1858
Among the passengers for the Coast to-
ny in the Peru will be w. Z. Castle. Jr..
tho goes direct to oBston. where he
Ill be married. The bride to be Is Miss
'arlowe. OF that city. daughter OF an old
1d wealthy family. Mr.. Castles parents /
nd other members Of the family are now
n the mainland and there viii be a fam
) party at the wedding in Boston. I'm
after the ceremony the young |
ouplc will leave for Europe. The hon
ymoon trip will last until fall. when
hey will return to Honolulu. TO take up
heir residence. Their return is expected
bout October.
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Miss Ward was the hostess At . poi
upper given on Monday evening ut the 4
Waikiki residence of Mrs s. C Allen. |
bout two dozen young people were pres
NJ and q delightful evening was had.
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