The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-25

ming Wheel" and Mr.. Livingston in
Highland costume to sing beautiful
Scotch ballads, and so on throughout
very entertaining program. Many
ladies' are assisting Mrs. Kinney in
making this concert financial as well
as an artistic success.
The program is as follows:
Introduction: Hawaiian Instrumental
Music -. -. ...... Mr.. Ernest kaai
Scotland: Scotch Songs ..............
........M Mr.. Stanley Livingston
China:
a. Chinese Music by Professionals
b. Song: "Sin Far NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Misses Ten Sue Kau, Kwai Fa, Sum
Kun Sin. Elizabeth Chang, Ching
Ho.
Norway: Song by Kierulf ..........-.
49,. -. =. ...... Miss Mary Anderson
Italy: La Fioraja" ...... ...Biergnani
Miss Agnes Lyle.
England: Heaven Hath Shed a
Tear :. -. .............Kir chen
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner.
Violin obiigato, Mr.. William Love.
Spain: Mandolin Serenade ..-...........
Miss Jessie Frazier, Mr.. Chas. Frazier.
France: "Berceuse de Jocelyn" GODDARD
Miss Alice Campbell.
Violin obligato, Mr.. William Love.
Japan:
a. Koto Solo Mrs. Hata
b. Sahura, Hime, Matsu .............
Miss Castle, Mrs. Kishimoto. Mrs. So.
Mrs. Susumaio.
Germany: Gretchen am Spinnrade"
........ 49,. -. ........Schubert
Miss Hartna gle
Java: Alzloen Players ..................
Misses Alice Hedemann, Juliet Ather-
ton, Messrs Erling Hedemann and
Paul Schmidt.
Accompanists-Mi Ellington, Miss
Castle, Mis- Walker.
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Mrs Dole gave an elaborate lunch
con on Wednesday for Mrs. Severance
of fIilo.
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Miss Alice Hedemann and Mr.. He'd
emann will play on Akloen instruments
from Java at the concert at Punahou
next Friday. They will appear in cos
tunes of that country and will be as
sisted by Juliet Atherton and Paul
Schmidt.
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Mrs. Herman Focke gave a chowder
party Monday evening at the Schaefer
cottage at Waikiki. 1t was in honor
of Mr.. Focke's birthday and a jolly
party sat on the lawn for supper.
There were eighteen guests.
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Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop gave a pedro
party Thursday afternoon.
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The annual fair of the Woman's
Guild OF st. Clements church will be
held on the rectory grounds at Wilder
avenue and Makih street on the after
noon and evening of Saturday, Noyem-
Der n. 1t is planned to have the fair
take the form of a harvest home festi-
val of the colonial period. There will
also be the usual features of enter
tainment.
TTT
Mrs. Herman Focke was the hostess
on Tuesday at Japanese lunch at
Waikiki where the Focke's are staying
for a few weeks.
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The Kilohana Art League gave an AT
Home yesterday which was well at
tended. A special feature was the
reading of an excellent paper-"On
Foot Through Bavaria"-by Mrs. S. D.
Heapy. The paper was quite long and
described the scenes observed by Mrs.
Heapy while she made tour of Ba-
varia on foot in 1S90-91. Mr.. Peck gave
some Bavarian airs on the either which
We're encored. Mrs. w. w. Hall, Mrs.
P. H. Dodge, Mrs. Grace Waterhouse
and Miss Robertson presided at the tea
tables. Pictures were loaned by Miss
Robertson, DR.. Whitney, Miss Agnes
Alexander, Mrs. Mabel Wing Castle
and Miss Carrie Castle.
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Mrs. Walter Hoffman entertained a
few friends at an informal lunch last
evening after the vaudeville concert.
s%&as
No less than ten officers of the ed
U. S. Infantry, says the New York
Herald, will take brides with them
when the Sheridan sails from San Fran
cisco for Manila on Oct. 81 calling at
HONOLULU Oh NOV. q. Lieut.. ten. >. Is.
M. Young's daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Young, viii be one of the brides. She
will marry Capt. John r. r. Hannay,
of the 22d Regiment, on Oct z. This
general surrender of the bachelor war
riors to Hymen is causing no end of
fun in Army circles. Brother officers
are petitioning the powers that be to
have transport painted white and pink
and to have her figurehead changed to
pretty little cupid. They say such
an event has not before happened in
the annals of the War Department,
and should be properly recognized.
They assert that whether the War De-
partment acts or not they will see to
it that the old ship is dressed in smilax
and bride roses from her pennant to the
berth deck. Captain Hannay, the Her.
aid goes on to say, has had great trou
bic to find ushers. He asked one and
another of his brother officers of the
I'D to stand by him, but was informed
that they had similar business of their