The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-03

conversant with the dramatic end of
it so that great things may be expected
from both principals and chorus in the
acting line
The entire first act is complete and
ready for presentation already, while
the second act is almost known by
heart There still remains however
plenty of work to do before April 81
TO bring the performance up to the
pitch promised for it. This will be the
first opera staged locally in which
every costume is absolutely new and
made for the occasion.
The Pirates have been fortunate in
having no drop outs, Everybody has
stayed with their roles and augmen-
tations have been the order of the day.
Gerard Barton. the popular composer of
Rowdy Dow, now changed to Ahkund
of Swat, is the latest volunteer and is
an invaluable aid whose services are
much appreciated by the Pirates who
will in turn do all they can to help out
the Ahkund's success.
The Princess Kawananakoa has new
er lost interest in the Pirates and
through her indisposition rehearsals
have been held at her hospitable home
where the hostess, though not present,
enjoyed the swinging choruses and
SOLOS OIL TIE PARTICIPANTS
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u Miss Harriet Austin entertained a
few friends Thursday evening in honor
of Miss Scott and Mr.. j. A. Scott of
Hilo. Miss Belle Dickey and Mr. ]. T.
Warren won the prizes at euchre.
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Cards were issued during the week
by Mrs. Edward Davies Tenney for an
At Home on Thursday. April z. from
3 to to meet Canon and Mrs. Alex
ander Macintosh and Miss Won Holt.
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Mr.. Henry Waldsworth Kinney of
the Bulletin staff and Miss Helen Ka1o-
lauhilaui Kaheleahu were married last
evening at Kamehameha School, the
Rev. Alex. Macintosh officiating.
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Miss Gertrude Jones, Miss Lavino
and Miss Alice Jones were the guests
of honor Tuesday evening at an elab-
crate farewell dinner given at the
Young Hotel by Mr.. Robert Single
and Mr.. a. Lewis, Jr. The table pre-
sented a pretty effect in red relieved
by ferns and leaves. The guests were
Miss Gertrude Jones, Miss Lavino, Miss
Alice Jones' Miss Stella Potter. Miss
Patty, Miss Cartwright, Miss Jennie
Giffard, Mrs. Clifford Kimball, Mr. A.
L. c.. Atkinson, Mr. George Fuller
Paymaster Brown, u. S. N, Mr.. Arthur
Macintosh, Mr.. A. N. Campbell, Mr..
Clifford Kimban.
Among those departing on the Korea
on Wednesday for the mainland were
Miss Lavino. Miss Gertrude Jones and
Miss Alice Jones.
The exchange tickets of 'sAleibiades"
are already out and the box plan at
Wall, Nichols will open on April 9th.
The seats down stairs and in the first
two rows in the balcony are one dollar,
those remaining in the balcony seven
ty-fve cents, and the gallery, for the
special benefit Of students, twenty-five
cents.
Owing to the death yesterday of Mrs.
Weight, the wedding ceremony of Miss
Margaret Thomas and Mr. William
Schmidt which was to have taken place
tomorrow evening at Central Union
church, followed by a reception at the
residence of Mrs. Ashford, Beretania
street, will We omitted. There will be
private wedding ceremony. instead,
at Mrs. Ashford's residence, which will
be strictly private.
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DR.. Jennie l.. Hildebrand is now liv-
ing at 766 Geary street, San francisco.
The Flower Carnival to be given by
the ladies of ST. Clements church viii
take place on Saturday afternoon, May
ii, on the rectory grounds, Wilder ave-
nue. and Makikf street The idea of
the affair is to reproduce, with such
variations as are natural and appro-
PIRATE the fiestas and flower carnivals
of California. The special feature pro-
posed is a procession of vehicles of va
rious kinds, decorated with flowers,
so as TO represent as many different
ideas, countries. or occasions, as pos
sible. Superintendent Atkinson has
given his consent for the schools to
take part in the competitions, for which
handsome prizes will be offered. The
however, is not exclusively
among schools but individuals will also
contest for the prizes. Judges will be
appointed to make the awards There
Will be many other features of a carnf-
val introduced, and it is believed that
the entertainment Will be both a novel
and an enjoyable one.
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The Eastern Star viii celebrate its
of organization on wednes-
day evening. April 6. at the Masonic
Temple. A literary and musical pro-
gram viii be followed by a banquet.
The best talent in the organization will
appear upon the program. Among
those who are to sing viii be Mrs.
Charles B. Cooper. Speeches will be
made by Judge Galbraith and c. L.
Crabbe, and Mrs. w. L. Howard will
give a recitation.
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An eastern paper states that it was
no surprise that Mrs. May Mott-Smith,
Bird had applied for divorce. Mrs.