The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-01

eOSOSOeOcOSOsS
and a mounted silk umbrella as their
prizes, the most mirth provoking out
fit being rewarded with a handsome
stein and loving cup.
An auction sale of the handsome VIM
dow posters will be a feature of the
evening. The full program viii short
ly be presented. The most elaborate
and expensive of champagne punches
will be mixed by the hotel caterers to
refresh the dancers.
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Mr.. Franzius leaves in the Korea
for Germany whence he departs for
Bombay to take up his future resi-
dence, and where he will engage in
business.
Mrs. Harry Lewis entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon at the Mo-
ana Hotel in honor of Mrs. w. E.
Sharon of San Francisco. Pedro was
played.
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Last evening the pupils of Cooks
Music School gave their monthly re-
cital, the program being as follows:
PART T.
(a) Lilly of Killarney"
Ot> Petit Barcarole' Piano) White
Stella Hogs.
"Etude" (Piano) Lebert
Lester Marks and Teacher.
Morning Prayer" (Piano) ..Streabogg
Esther White.
What the Bird Said (VocaD Franklin
Ruth McChesney, accompanied by
Martha McChesney.
"In the Meadow" (Piano) ....Lichner
Letitia Morgan.
1.-THE Happy Farmer" (Pianol -.
......... ........ ......... Schumann
Francis Otrenba.
"The Brave Little Warrior" (Piano)
80. $500. 49,. .......... Krogma1
Cyril Hogs.
PART II.
"Sonatine," No. 4, OPP. 149 ....Lichner
Kenneth Ables.
Remember Me- (Piano) ..Briwkman
Hadie otrenba.
Mountain Stream (Piano) -. Smith
Miss Mabel McAndrews.
ely Forth, = Gentle Dove" tVocaD
500. ....... ......... .....Pinsuti
Mr.. H. B. Dawson.
"Pure as Snow (Piano) .Lange
Miss Gertrude Bruckner.
''Valse DIES Fleurs" (Piano) ......
$500. -. ...... Eugene Ketterer
Miss Eva Kinney.
Martha" g Pianos, 4 hands, -.
........ ..... .Verdi-Alberti
Mrs. C. ]. McCracken & Mrs. E. Cook
Good Night.
1888
Mrs. Augur gave tea during the
week in honor of Mrs. w. E. Sharon of
San Francisco.
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Mrs. H. A. Isenberg entertained at
dinner last evening at her Punahou
residence IN honor of Miss Pfuger of
London.
Consul-General and Mime. Mkt Saito
have issued invitations for a large re-
ception to be held on the afternoon of
November g.. the birthday of the En-
peror of Japan, between the hours of 8
and p. m.
Queen Liliuokalani departs in the
Korea next Tuesday for San Fran
cisco en- route to Washington, where
she will spend the winter.
St83
Mrs. T. A. Hays has returned from
a three-weeks' outing spent with DR..
and Mrs. Raymond at Ulupalakua
ranch, Maui.
3IS.1
Mrs. H Wineate Lake and Mrs.
Lewis are contemplating. a trip to
japan this winter
The War Department denies the re-
port that the transport Sheridan, on
which ten young officers and their bon
ny brides will sail for Manila, via Ho-
nolulu. is to be decorated with tulle
and Bride roses-and the reason offer
ed is plain. An even distribution of
tulle and roses would not be compatible
with the varying rank of the young
people, and an attempt to apportion the
decorations according to rank wouldn' t
be nice, You know: but the department
has gone out of its way to recognize
the affair in a suitable manner, and has
provided a case of rice and an equip
ment of old shoes for the embarkation
of the bridal party, and friends will
find the same on the wharf on the day
of sailing. Many of these good friends
are fearful of the notwithstanding of the
lyaporous dreams of these Homogeneous