The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-28

at Wall, Nichols Co. and Bergstrom
Music Co. next Tuesday evening.
Price, 800 each.
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4 Plans are being pushed forward at
| "Rosecrest" for the wedding of Miss
May Young and Doctor Thomas Reed
McNab. The wedding date is set for
the evening OF September twenty-sec-
1 ond. and viii be perhaps the largest
social date of the late autumn. Miss
NcNab, the sister of the groom is
| coming from Los Angeles TO be one of
the brides attendants. Miss Bertha
| Young is 10 be the maid of honor, and
the two very pretty bridesmaids viii
be Miss Anita Oliver and Miss Mariet-
ia Havens.
| In her mothers illness. Miss Bertha
Young is at the head of the household,
and she is one of the dearest home
| keepers in the world. She is planning
everything with fine executive ability.
The Young household used to be sucn
| a large one, and now there will be left
at Rosecrest, only Miss Bertha Young
| She is the light of the household and
both her father and mother cling to
her, with much devotion.
And she is such an unselish friend,
|
Miss May Young is very pretty
girl, and in her wedding gown, with
the beautiful attendants. she will be
the center of very exquisite wedding
picture. The list of guests viii prob
ably be a long one, as Rosecrest is a
big place, built for entertaining.
The McNabs will make their future
home in Los Angeles, where Doctor
McNab is building up fine practice
Oakland paper.
| Mrs. Ashford entertained informally
| for Mrs. Scofield and the Misses SEQ
field on Thursday morning from 10 to
Il when delicious luncheon was
served.
| Prince and Princess Kaianianaole re-
| turned to town during the week to
spend a few days to prepare for the
Iolani Fair which was given yester-
day.
Mrs. Mary E. Foster is improving in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Wilder have re-
turned from Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fairchild of
Kauai have taken a cottage at the
Hotel Annex, Waikiki, during the polo
season.
Mrs Walter Hoffman returned from
the mainland couple of weeks ago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Focke and
family have returned from Tantalus.
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The Rodieks are at their Tantalus
home for an outing. Miss F'inkler is
with them.
The polo dance to be given on Mon
day evening at the Moana Hotel will
be the social feature for the coming
week. The members of the Kauai,
Maui and Oahu teams will be repre-
scented and quite number of the |
friends OF the two former teams are
visiting in Honolulu during the polo |
season. The Oahu Club is giving the |
dance which promises to be a gather |
ing Of the 400.
"Pidgie," the latest composition in |
Sonny Cunha's book of harmonious |
selections, is to make it's first impress
sion with the local public on the OPEN |
ing night OF "Said Pasha.'' Sonny |
has already made good impression. |
"Pidgie,' is a Hawaiian lullaby of a |
most pleasing nature, and will be feat |
ured in said Pasha," by a very pref |
ty dance and chorus, most beautifully
costumed
On Tuesday evening the entirei
chorus, with all the principals will |.
meet in the Opera House for the first 4
al a hos
made of the management to exclude all
visitors, patronesses excepted, during
rehearsals at the Opera House. as it |
detracts from the stage business and |
only holds the players back.
The sale of exchange tickets has been |
a most promising one so far. and on
September Il, at Wall Nichols & Co.
the bax plan opens. 1t has been de-
cided to sell the boxes to the highest
bidder. Mr. Harry Armitage has kind
ly consented to act as auctioneer, and
the auction sale will take place at noon
on the same day. Society seems very
much interested in this production, as
everybody is anxious to help along the
Myrtle Boat Club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. w Breckons re-
turned from the coast during the
week
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Miss Danford will return to Kauai
on Tuesday.
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Mrs. scofeld and the Misses Scofeld
OF New York were entertained at lun-
cheon on Friday by Mrs. E. d Ten
ney.
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MRS. Allan Dunn departed the past
week for San Francisco and will later
visit in San Francisco where in time
she VIII be Joined by Mr. Dunn.
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