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


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The amateur dramatic entertainment
given at Kainahu, North Kona, on the
18th of March, in aid of Christ church
organ fund, passed off with much
eclat. A crowded house and an appre-
cfative audience always gives zest to
those who strut and fret an hour
upon the stage" and in this instance
neither was lacking. Where all do well
criticism. becomes captious. Each of
the performers, in his or her turn, add
ed to the enjoyment of the evening
but If special laurels are to be worn
they must be assigned to Mrs. Bob,
Wallace and Mrs. Guy F.. Maydwell.
From Mrs. Wallace much was expected
her previous efforts emitting her to
the appellation of one of the cleverest
amateur actresses extant, and in her
personification of Susie she Surpass-
ed herself Mrs. Maydwen as an Irish
servant girl in can American Harem,"
completely took the audience by sur
prise, her finished and accomplished
acting being evidently not expected
from an embryo amateur Mrs. r. "
Woods as "Gertie," and Miss Amy
Greenwich as Mrs. Glynn, an elderly
matron,'' were much appreciated: while
Mrs. A F.. Under and Miss Greenwich
looked too sweet for anything" Mr..
Guy F. Maydwell. who took the leading
part in Turn Him Out was frequent
" and deseryedly applauded; las was
Mr.. Eric Heath Edwards in the char
acter of Macintosh Moke.'' The
thanks of those interested are CRATE
fully accorded to Mrs. Greenwely
Messrs Conant, Under, White Scbt6
and Hackfeld & Co. for their assist
ance and donations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Merrill, and
Mrs. John s. Merrill, Jr., were among
the departing passengers on the Korea
for San Francisco. Miss Merrill and
Miss Hammond accompanied the party.
All had a delightful visit in Honolulu.
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Mrs. S. M. Damon and Miss May
Damon left on the Korea en- route to
Europe. for the benefit of Miss Da-
mons health.
Mrs. Splivalo and Miss Splivalo ar
rived during the week from the coast
to visit in Honolulu. They were here
a year or so ago.
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Mr.. Bruce Cartwright is now domi-
ciled at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
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Mr. J. L. Cockburn was a departing
passenger on the Korea. He goes to
Scotland for a three months visit.
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The arrival of Prince Pu Ian, the
Imperial Commissioner to the st. Louis
Exposition, will be made gala event.
Governor Carter will extend official
courtesies to the Prince and party, and
a public reception will probably be held
at the Alexander Young Hotel.
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The Woman's Auxiliary of Saint An
drew's cathedral viii give a bazaar
and tea in the grounds of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Won Holt at Waikiki on Satur-.
day afternoon, April 9Th. There are to
be special attractions for. children, and
it is hoped a large number will be pres
ent. BY the kind consent of Governor
Garter the Government band will play
during the afternoon; The commit
tees are as follows: Mrs. C. Montague
Cooke, Jr., chairman of general ar
rangements; Mrs. Walter Emory and
Mrs. A. A. Young.
Decorations-Mrs- w. NJ. Giffard.
cllairman; Mrs. Edward Davies Ten
ney and Miss Jennie Giffard.
Flowers-Mrs. Fl. NJ Won Holt.
Grab Bag-Mrs- Walter Emory, chair
man; Miss Schaefer.
Gate-Mrs. Keen, chairman.
Ice Cream and Cake-Mrs Booth.
chairman; Mrs. E. w. Jordan, Mrs.
Crabbe.
Ice-Mrs. Theo. Hoffman, chairman.
Home Made Preserves-M Walter
Hoffman, chairman; Mrs. Andrew Full
Ter, Mrs. Ernst Koepke Mrs Fred.
Smith and Mrs Eichler.
Candy Table-Mrs. Ernest Water
house. chairman; Mrs. John Effinger,
Miss Mary Cation, Miss Alice Luce.
Lemonade-Mrs. Charles Chilling
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Tea Table-Mrs. Louise F. Folsom,
chairman; Miss Sophie Rycroft
Fancy Table-Mrs. A. A. Young,
chairman; Mrs. George F. Davies, Mrs.
G. W. r. King, Mrs. Foss. Miss Parke.
The chairmen Of the different COM
mittees and as many members as can
be present are asked to meet a Mrs.
II. NJ Won Hollis grounds at Waikiki
on Friday, --pril 8, at 2:3O p. M, to
arrange tables, etc.
Inc price OF ADMISSION IOr ADULTS VIII
be % cents, and for children 10 cents.
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs H NJ. Won Holt give a
farewell tea to Canon and Mrs. Alex
ander Macintosh and Miss Won Holt
at their residence. 'Palikea'' on Judd
street on the afternoon of April IL from
$3.50 to $50 o'clock Canon and Mrs.
Macintosh and Miss Won Holt sail on
the Alameda April Is for an extended
trip, and expect to be absent from
Honolulu for several months.
$50
Mrs. II. A 1senberg will entertain
the children of the German Lutheran
Sunday school from to Sunday
afternoon. The children will all join
in the hunting of Easter eggs.
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