The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-14

fails at the last minute, however, ana
college chun is impressed into mas
querading as the aunt. This he does
successfully, but much to the disgust
of the boys, monopolizes the girls. The
old guardian and the father of the
other boy. believing the mock aunt TO
be wealthy makes love to her and com
plfca tons ensue only to be brought TO
climax by the arrival of the real
aunt Of course everything straight
ems out but the process is irresistably
comical.
The patronesses will superintend the
decorations and are meanwhile attend
ing rehearsals and helping to sell the
tickets.
Cadet Ellis Lando, U. S. N, who has
competed his first year at Annapolis
Naval Academy, will be in San Fran
cisco the end of this month to meet
his mother and sister. Cadet Iando
has just finished his first summers
cruise aboard the battleship Massachu-
sets.
Col. Girard. Medical Department, U.
S. A, formerly in charge of the army
hospital at Buena Vista, Nuuanu VAL
ley, arrived on the transport Logan
during the week, en- route to Manila.
He was accompanied by his daughters,
of whom, Miss Louise Girard resided
in Honolulu for about two years. Col.
Girard and daughters visited Mrs.
Klamp during their short stay, she
having been a Girard. All We're pres
ent at the dance given on Thursday
evening at the Young Hotel by Mama
ger Lake in honor of the transport pas
sepgers.
Mr. c. Cunha departed on the Sibe-
ria to re-enter Boone College.
JS@&
The old British Consulate on King
street is now occupied by the new
British Consul, Hon r. de B. Layard, !
Mrs. Layard and daughter. The latter
wa be at home the first and third !,
Thursdays of each month.
~ .s%
Judge Hatch gave a farewell dinner |
IN Thursday evening in honor of his 7
Col. HAYES. Others
present were Judge Dole, Admiral Ter
y, q. S. N, Col. Mcclellan, U. S. A,
Judge Whiting, Messrs. William Hay
wood, DIR. George Herbert, F. w. Mac
arlane Samuel Parker. NJ. c. Hede-
nam Herman Focke. and A. G. Halves.
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Col. Halves left for the coast on the
Siberia.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Deering have
cen guests at the Haleiwa Hotel for
ONE time.
Mr.. Scofield and the Misses Scof1e1d
f New York City arrived last week
nd are domiciled for the present at
ne Moana Hotel. The party intends
an,aining in the islands for several
eeks, Mr.. Scofeld. was one of the or
anizers of the First National Bank
{ New York.
The music-loving public will be CIV
4 a treat on September 10 at the
pera House when the comic opera of
Said Pasha' will be produced. The :
ompany is now down to hard work 9
nd with two rehearsals a week for 6
lie entire cast and extra ones for the 5
rincipals, good results are anticipat-
dadad,' the adventurer. in search of i
s long lost daughter, accompanied by d
S taking friend .'Nockey," imperson-
ed by Guy Livingstone, whom he de-
lot with the one word of '.Why?'' at 2
S command, will keep the house in c
lighter Inc direction of the musical u
Id of the production will be under q
aptain Berber who will be assisted by v
ISIS Rice. The stage will be under the v
.rsonal direction of Mr. Hugo Herzer Il
Id Mr.. James Dougherty. Mrs L.
rock, nee Dowsett singing the role a
the Alti. the Ideal Queen. is earning
'aise for the manner in which she L
Is conquered the difficult part. Mrs. {
ebert Brennan in the role of Balah n
ojah, with her magnificent voice, will \
Id in making the opera a success. [
ISIS Agnes Lyle, as Pinega, together {
it'll Mrs. James Dougherty as Sonar.
i'll not only sing. but look their parts +
ell, for the costuming of said Pa t
Ia" will not be the least of it's at }
actions. The entire cast will be cos t
med by Goldstein & Cohen of San e
rancisco who costumed the opera at d
5 original production.
It is proposed when the box Office is 4
lened that no one shall purchase j
ore than twelve seats. No person t
ay put in a list of indefinite length +
II seats the desire being to give ev- L
y one an opportunity to choose. The :.
reduction is for the benefit of the
yrtle Boat Cub.
Miss Alice Campbell assumes the
aiding role of Serena" and those who
card her beautiful voice in Carmen !
i'll hear her III Said Pasha to even !
reater advantage. Mr.. r. c. Brown :
ngs the title role. Mr.. ] H How