The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-27

Miss Hall, who is gong TO make Dig
hi. in the part.
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The play "Alcibiades" by Miss Ethel
india Schaefer is to be presented at the
Hawaiian Opera House on the even
ing of April IL, 1904. The cast Is. corn-
posed of young girls, mostly school
girls, who have been glad 10 offer their
services for the aid of the Kaiulani
Home. The play is thoroughly anna
teur and the friends of the young
players have been 10th to see it pre-
scented in so large a hall as the opera
house, but the scenery and other con-
siderations hold so important a part
in a successful play, that the opera
house has finally been chosen. The
young players hope that the criticism
of those interested enough to attend
will be considerate.
Mrs. DIR. Walter Hoffman is instruct
| ing the cast in its recitation and por-
| trayal, Mr.. Stanley Livingston in the
| music, and Mr.. w. D. Adams has nn-
dertaken the management of the stage.
Mr.. w. G. Irwin has generously grant,
| ed the opera house free of charge for
the performance.
1888
| Governor Carter went to Waialua on
Friday afternoon and will stay until
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Castle, Miss
Nellie White and Mr.. Percy White.
| leave on the Korea next Wednesday
for San Francisco, whence all but Mr..
| Castle will leave for Europe. Mrs.
James B. Castle is not in the best Of
health at present
L&.&.&
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy and Miss
Farley left on the Alameda for the
coast. Mrs. Swanzy will stay for some
| time in Europe.
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With the departure of Captain U. s.
G.. White, U. s. NJ, and Mrs. White, on
the Alameda. two very popular Navy
people win be missed in social circles.
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Mrs. William G. Irwin may visit in
Honolulu this summer
Is.&ts
An informal tea was given on Fri
day by Mrs. Clifford KimbalI in honor
of Mrs. Hewitt of San Francisco.
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Mr.. Robert Single was host on Sun
day last at wailele Falls, Kalihi Val
ley, at a picnic given in honor of A1r
and Mrs John Merrill Mrs John Mer-
riil, Jr., and Miss Merrill of San Fran
cisco. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. John Merrill, Mrs. Merrill,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Baird, Mr.. and Mrs Cliff
ford Kimball, Miss Merrill, Miss Ham
mond, the Misses Macfarlane, Mr.. B.
Griggs Holt, Mr.. j, o. Carter, Jr., and
Crshman Carter.
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1 The dance at the Moana Hotel on
Friday evening. like it's predecessors,
was a most enjoyable entertainment
~ ~
IsOn Friday afternoon Mrs w o.
Smith gave a thimbIe bee in honor of
Mrs. Merrill and daughter of San Fran
cisco.
Miss Castle will postpone her nusi-
Gale until April 10 on account of the
Easter cantata to be sung at Central
Union church on Easter evening.
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Mrs. Harry Couzens will give an
Easter luncheon on Monday following
Easter Sunday. Some unique table
decorations are promised.
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A daughter was born in Boston on
March "a to Mr.. and Mrs. w R. Castle,
Jr.
Polly Piper is the unique name for
a tea given on Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Belle Jones, Nuuanu avenue. A
clay pipe was given each guest and
cOlored tissue paper was at hand to
dress the pipe into the semblance Of a
doll. The task gave no end of amuse-
ment, but deft fingers fashioned the
awkward frame with paper until some
Of the dolls were really worth while"
To Helen Wilder was awarded the
prize for the most original, her doll
being dubbed Mrs. Eve" That of
Miss Lavino was selected as the most
beautifully gowned. and Miss Alice
Jones doll was voted by a committee
to be the funniest. The service of
dainty refreshments concluded an en-
joyable afternoon.
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Miss Flora Donaldson and Mr. Gavin
Spence, the Scottish singers, were en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Cation.
In honor of Mrs. Price. Col. McCleI- /
Ian of Camp Mckinley, gave a dinner
on Monday evening for a number Of
guests. Ferns and gay flowers form
ed an attractive scheme of floral deco