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

gram promises to be something very
much out of the ordinary. Kaulukou
is resolved to take up music and the
operate stage as the scene of his life
career and he is being ably prepared
for it by Mrs. Annis Montague Turner,
whose own professional successes will
smooth the first steps of the clever
young singer who will soon leave for
the mainland.
Every one wishes Lot Kaulukou well
and believes that he has more than the
very graceful stage presence and has
a dramatic instinct which will go far
towards bringing him to the front. I'm
der the more than able tuition of his
preceptress, who takes more than or
binary interest in his training, Kaulu-
kou has already achieved wonders and
his rich voice is gaining in strength
and hexibility every day. He has been
hard at work studying grand opera
roles and is now to take up the lighter
operas.
Rehearsals have been going forward
for some time and are now nearing the
last series. A big rehearsal of the IL
Trovatore and Carmen work will be
held on Monday evening at Mignon, the
residence of Annis Montague Turner
which will be attended by all those
taking part in the benefit, some fifty
singers in all.
Lieut. Kempff, U. S. NJ. gave dinner
aboard the flagship New York on Mon
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dougherty, Miss Rosie Cunha, Miss
Bradley, Miss Louise Bradley, Lieut..
Slattery, U. S. n.
Among the house party guests of Mr..
Walter Macfarlane at Ahuimanu from
Saturday to Monday were Miss Alice
Campbell. Miss Genevieve Dowsett,
Miss Violet Makee. Miss Ada Rhodes,
Messrs. Nelson Lansing, Will Roth
Clarence Waterman, chaperoned by
Mrs. James Dougherty.
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Mrs John Wilcox came down from
Papaa1oa, Hawaii. to attend the we'd
ding of her daughter, Miss S. J. Will
lcock to Mr. S. J. Lyle of Honolulu.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson are
now domiciled in their new home on
Thurston avenue near Mrs. Damon's.
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Admiral and Mrs. Glass gave din
ner last Saturday evening aboard the
flagship New York in honor of Mrs.
r. p Schwerin. Chrysanthemums
were prettily distributed on the table.
Included in the party were Lieut.. An
drews. u. S. N, Mrs. Andrews, Pay
Director Carpenter, U. S. N, Mrs. F.
Howard Humphris, Mrs. Hatch, Cap
1883
Judge and Mrs. Sanford B. Dole gave
a finely appointed dinner on Wednes- |
day evening at the Emma street res
idence. yellow was the prevailing |
tone of the table decorations. The
guests were Judge and Mrs. Highton, |
Lieut.. Andrews, U. S. N, and Mrs. |
Andrews. Mr.. A. Gartley, Col and Mrs. |
Allen, Miss Hartnagle, Miss Dole, Col. |
Mcclellan, U. S. A.
1888
On Thursday evening Lieut.. Stat |
terry, U. S. A, was the host at a din |
ner given at the Young Hotel. The
decorations comprised red carnations, |
ribbons of the same hue. and red cam |
dies shaded with red, giving a pleas |
ing effect. The guests included Prince
and Princess Kawananakoa, Miss |
Bradley, Miss Louise Bradley, Miss |
Cunha, Mr. Watson. Mr.. Seaborn.
1913
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Cohen gave a din |
ner party to the principals Of the |
Travesty Company last Sunday even |
ing. Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. |
Kolb, Mr.. and Mrs. Dill, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Bernard. Mr.. and Mrs. James, Miss |
Maude Amber and Mr.. Winfield Blake. |
The Pacific Rebekah Lodge will give |
a dance at Progress Hall on June 10, |
music to be furnished by the Ellis /
Quintet club.
The Washington Cd. CO Star of May /
81 says: The Ka Hui Walakahou was /
entertained for the last time this sea-
son on Wednesday by Miss Eva Comp |
ton. Many original games were in /
dulged in until a late hour. when re- /
freshments were served by the hostess.
A theater party viii be given on next |
Saturday evening by the club in hon |
or of Miss Hopper, who will leave for
Honolulu the following day.
1913
A New York dispatch tells of one Of |
the Deming girls as follows:
Turning her back on the society of |
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