The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-24

holidays, where she Unexpectedly met
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Low.
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Unique invitations have been issued
by Marcus Halstead for a party to be
given Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Norman HaIstead. Wilder
Avenue. The cover is adorned with
pictures of The Katzenjammer Kids,
Hoolgan and other well known ac-
quaintances of young folk.
1898
A number of society people witnessed
yesterdays Association football game
from the verandas of DR.. and Mrs. Her
bert's residence.
1888
Mrs. Walter NJ. Giffard and Miss Jen-
ME Giffard were hostesses on Thursday
at large card party. The prizes were
quite handsome.
&Sy
Miss Jennie Giffard entertained a
large number of the younger society
folk at cards on Friday evening. The
Giffard home was prettily decorated
Those fortunate enough to win receiv-
ed as souvenirs some very beautiful
prizes.
Miss Castle will resume her Sunday
musica1es on February Z.
Ss&.s
On Tuesday evening. from to 10,
reception will be given in honor of the
visiting clergymen in attendance at the
Episcopal Convocation, in the Sunday
school room at st. Andrews Cathe-
dral. The affair is being looked after
by the Ladies Guild and the st. An
drew's Brotherhood. This will be an
opportunity for church-members here
to meet the visiting clergymen, and an
invitation is extended especially to
young men. The reception will be in
formal and the evening will be inter
spersed with music, followed by the
serving of refreshments. Among the
musical numbers will be ladies' trio
and quartette, vocal solos by Mrs. Hib-
berdine, Mr.. Herzer, Mr.. George f.
Davies and a piano solo by Miss Tau
kea.
The visiting Episcopal clergymen are
guests of Acknowledgment in Homo
lulu. Rev. w. H. DuMoulin of Kona,
and Revs A. L. Hall of Hamakua, are
with Canon Macintosh; Rev. and Mrs.
Fenton Smith of Kohala are with Rev.
and Mrs. osborne; Rev. Sidney Morgan
of Hilo is the guest of Bishop and Mrs.
Restarick; Canon Ault of Waikiki is
visiting Rev. Frank Fitz; Rev. and
Mrs. Simpson OF Portland Oregon. are
domiciled at the New Era.
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That amateur theatricals are coming
in vogue again is shown by the fact
that several plays are in a state of
active preparation, which will be pre-
sented in the near future. Among the
first to be given are the two comedies,
my UncIe's WHIP and can Ugly Gus
TONER" scheduled for Saturday even
ing, February 9Th, at the. Charles r.
Bishop Hall, Punahou. The plays will
be given by the same casts which, last
July at Waikiki, presented the two
comedies, "a Box of Monkeys and
"Mr. Bob
The performance is for the purpose
of raising money to fit up a sitting
room for the girl students. boarding at
Oahu College. It is expected that not
only those interested in Punahou's well
fare, but large number of outsiders
will be present, for aside from the fact
that the affair will be for charity the
plays themselves will be we'll worth
seeing.
1888
Mrs. Francis W. Smith entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Young
Hotel in honor of Mrs. William Beck
with of Maui The other guests were
Mrs. Frank Atherton, Mrs. William L.
Whitney, Miss Agnes Alexander, Miss
Emma Lyon, Miss Ada Whitney, Miss
Mary Alexander.
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