The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-19
SOCIETY

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Miss Marion c. Dowsett and Mr.. L.
r. Crook will be married on Monday
evening, June 20, at 8 o'clock at st.
Augustines Chapel, Waikiki.
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The closing dancing exhibition of
Mrs. Gums classes was given last
Tuesday afternoon in the makai dane
| ing pavilion of the Alexander Young
Hotel, the youthful devotees of Ter
pischore showing to advantage in their
pretty frocks. A feature was a buck
and wing dance by Miss Edna Krouse,
former pupil of Mrs. Gum, who
recently returned from the coast.
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On the occasion of her departure for
the mainland, Mrs. Geo. F. Renton
was the guest of honor, on Monday
evening, at a social given by the en-
pIoyes of the plantation in the Eva
pavilion. The evening commenced with
progressive euchre, in which Miss Bos-
well and Mr.. D. G. May carried of
first honors with the accompanying
prizes. At the conclusion of the game,
the following musical program was
carried out under the able manage
ment of Mr.. Ohrtmann:
Kings of the Road ..................
| Mr.. Taylor.
1.-THE Green Isle" ......................
Mr.. NJ O'Dowda.
''Delaney's Chicken" ..................
| Mr.. T. O'Dowda.
Angels Serenade'' (Braga) ..........
Messrs. Schmidt and Ohrtmann.
! Drinking Song" .................-...
| Mr.. Mann.
"A Free Lance Am T'................
| Mr. Greenfield.
'0Twickenham Ferry .................
Mr.. Edmunds.
| Excelsior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Duet by Messrs. Mann and NJ.
O'Dowda
During the evening Mrs. Renton was
presented with handsome basket of
flowers by Mr.. r. O'Dowda, on behalf
of the plantation employees.
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Mrs. Carl Holloway gives luncheon
on Tuesday for number Of her friends
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Lieut. Hamilton. Artillery Corps, q.
S. A, and Mrs. Hamilton will probably
leave Honolulu on the transport leav-
ing next month for San Francisco.
The lieutenant has received orders
detaching him from Camp Mckinley.
Mrs Hamilton, as well as her hus-
band, will be greatly missed in social
circles.
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Mrs. Sanford B. Dole gives a recep-
ton on Friday, June "a.
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Mr. r. A. Hays was host at a din
ner party given at the Moana Hotel
on Friday evening, his guests includ-
ing Mrs. George Bliss, Miss Eleanor
Terry, Miss Winston, Miss Forman,
Messrs Mason Terry. Lieut.. Sypher,
U. S. A, and I. S. Dillingham;.
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Mrs. Mary Gum leaves on the ST.
ezra tomorrow for San Francisco
where she will spend the summer in
learning new and fancy dances for
the benefit of her dancing classes. Mrs.
Gum has also undertaken to instruct
the dancing chorus of said Pasha,
which is to be given on Regatta Day
at the Opera House, and to this end
will make a speciality of learning
stage dancing for choruses while on
the coast. AS amateur opera presen-
tations become more frequent in Ho-
nolulu the need has been shown of
some one with knowledge of stage
dancing to look after them and Mrs.
Gum will undoubtedly be able to do
this to perfection on her return.
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Mrs. Will Rawlins gave a delightful
luncheon on Thursday
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Mr.. and Mrs z. NJ. Boyd gave a de-
lightful dinner at Haleiwa. Friday
evening. celebrating the sixteenth an
niversary of their wedding. Covers
were laid for twelve. The table dec
orations were pink carnations and
mafdenhair.
Mrs. Allan Dunn has cards out for a
pedro party at the Young Hotel on
Tuesday afternoon next at 2:30.
Fortune smiles on the benefit that
is to be undertaken for the Myrtle
Boat Club on the evening of the Re-
gatta Day races, the early part of
September, and preparations are pro-
crossing in a most pleasing manner.
Miss Marion Dowsett has consented to
sing and her delightfully."- sweet mezzo-
soprano voice will be heard in the role
of Alti. the ideal Queen of Altara, in
the opera said Pasha." Other remark
able voices that have not been heard
by the Honolulu public will assist in
making the performance the most sue
cessful of all this season. Mr.. James
Dougherty and Mr.. Hugh Herzer, who
have charge of the preparations are
sparing neither energy nor expense in
the costuming and staging. The Myr-
ties have been particularly fortunate
in securing such a fine list of patro-