The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-05

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! The music-loving public of Honolulu
will be pleased to hear that the Homo
! lulu Symphony Society will give an
other open-air concert on the 25th of
| this month. Ever since the successful
| concert given at Mr.. j. B. Castles
| grounds at Waikiki last year. numerous
| requests have been made of the Society
! to give another.
| The Society is now settled in it's new
| club house at Haalelea Lawn. The
| grounds and house have been put in
excellent condition, and new improve
nents are gradually being made for the
| comfort of the members and their
| friends. The concert will be given on
| the lawn of the club house which is
| admirably fitted for an occasion of the
kind proposed. As the Society has not
given a concert for some time and the
| weekly rehearsa1s have always been
kept up, the orchestra has naturally a
large repertoire to select a fine pro-
gram from.
Mrs. Julia Along, Mr.. Toney Along
| and son, were entertained at dinner on
| Monday evening by Col and Mrs. w.
F. Allen.
| Mr.. and Mrs Norris, who departed
on the Ventura for the Coast, were en-
tertained at dinner on Monday evening
aboard the Revenue Cutter Thetis by
Lieut.. and Mrs. Mead. Other guests
were Lieut. and Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Max
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Wingate Lake, DIR. Gail, Captain
Hanlitt and Mr.. Schumacher.
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Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop entertained at
luncheon on Saturday, covers being
laid for twelve.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Davies sailed
for Canada on the Manuka, for
months absence.
1883
The dance On Thursday evening at
the Kapiolani Home was well attended.
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Mr. and Mrs Blake are occupying
their new cottage in College Hills, adj
joining the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
tague Cooke.
Queen Liliuokalani was the guest of
honor on Thursday at luau given by
Mrs. Mana. Acting Governor Atkinson
was one of the many guests present.
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Lieut.. Fullenwider, II. S. N, of the
flagship New York gave a prettily ap-
pointed dinner aboard the cruiser on
Thursday. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M.
Boyd, DR.. and Mrs. High, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett May, Com. Cook, y. S. N,
Lieut.. Kempff, U. S. NJ, Ensign Walsh
U. S. N, Capt. Hall, U. S. NJ. c., Asst
Surgeon Browne. U. S. n.
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OF two socially prominent New York
ers now guests at the Moana Hotel
Mr.. and, Mrs Burden, the latter being
| a member of the Vanderbilt fan1ily-a
New York dispatch has the following
reference: j. Henry Smith, the silent
millionaire, sailed away on Wednes-
day for foreign lands. as his wont
every year, and for a few months So
ciety will cease its gossip concerning
| his movements. Smith, it is needless
| to say, is much sought after, not es-
pecially on account of his taciturnity,
| but his fellowship allied to his
great wealth. Society gossips declare
| that Smith has radically changed his
associations within a year. He has
dropped what is called the Spectacular
set'-the Fish-Oelrichs-Lehr set-and
Joined the more conservative set-the
Burdens, the Rhine1anders, the Crock
er-Alexanders and the Alfred Wander
bits. Says one of the gossips:
Smiths new blue mail coach no
longer is occupied. by Mrs. Oelrichs or
Mrs. Fish, and the box seats of honor
are allotted to Mrs. Burden or Mrs
Whitehouse or Mrs. Alexander
When Smith returns in the autumn
from his foreign tour, society will
anxiously wait to see who will be fav-
orite on the blue mail coach.
1883
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou entertain
ed at dinner on Monday evening at
their Nuuanu valley home, their guests
being Admiral and Mrs. Terry, Lieut..
and Mrs. Philip Andrews Mr.. and Mrs.
Halves. Mrs. F. Howard Humphris,
Mr.. Anderson
A delightful breakfast was given last
Sunday morning by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gordon Spencer at their Nuu-
anu valley home. Present We're Ad-
miraI and Mrs. Glass, Mrs. Schwerin,
Mrs. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Ballou, Cap
tain and Mrs. Niles. Mr.. Bliss.
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Mrs. Hatch entertained at dinner on
Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Patton, Mrs. Schwerin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivers, Miss Kaufman, Miss Winston,
Captain Phelps, U. S. N, Lieut.. Com
mander Amy, U. s. N, Captain
Perkins, U. S. N. and Mr.. Berg.
1888
Prince Luigi was entertained on
Monday afternoon at the A NJ. Brown
and Wilder places at Waikiki Beach
by Mrs. S. @. Wilder. Canoeing, bath
ing and the discussion of a delicious
repast formed the principal features
of entertainment during the afternoon.
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Mrs. Byron Baird has been spending
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