The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-21

donna Lucia D'AlvadoreZ. ...........
.......M Miss Gertrude Hall
Jack Wychom. &c. A. Macintosh
Charles Chesney. Paymaster Brown
Mr. Spettigue. Mr.. Webster
| Sir Francis Chesney. II. Webb
/ Lord Babberley. Allan Dunn
| Brassett ................... Mr.. Harwood
| The production on Thursday will be
elaborate in detail and its artistic mer-
/ it under Mr.. Dunn's production is as
sured.
Messrs, Iga Mort, Mkt saito and Ju-
kichi Uchida are committee who have
sent out special invitations reading as
follows: The Undersigned friends of
Messrs. Dairoku Kikuchi, Silibasaguro
Kitasato and Nobushige Hozumi, dis
tinguished students and investigators
of Japan, request the pleasure of your
company TO meet these gentlemen at
the japanese Consulate General Homo
lulu, five hours after the signal of the
S. S. Coptie. In case of the ship ar
irving late in the day. further notice
will be given
A polo ball may be given at the Alex
ander Young Hotel on the evening of
Monday, August 90. The suggestion
came to the Polo club managers from
Manager Lake.
Through the offering of cups as
prizes, golfng on the Manoa links will
be full of interest for players of all
classes. James Dougherty has offered
a cup to be known as the buffers
Cup" for players whose handicaps in
contests average from 20 to 80. Allan
Dunn has offered a cup for ladies in
which at least six ladies must contest.
Woods and Sheldon have offered a
September Cup" to be won during the
month named.
Leah Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, will give a moonlight excursion
to the Peninsula on the evening of Au-
gust q, a dance following at the big
pavilion. The last excursion given by
the Order was a big success. The out
ing is being given on the birthday an
niversary of Robert Morris, the found
er of the order. A special train will
leave the town depot at 7:45 p. m.
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One of the pleasant events. of the
week was dinner given at the Mel
rose by Mrs. Robert BRENNAN for Mrs.
Frank Andrade and Mrs Dow. Yellow
coreopsis blossoms were used in the
decorations and made the lanai dining
room attractive. A tall epergne filed
with the golden blossoms resting On a
linen cloth embroidered with yellow
roses, formed the center piece. Covers
We're laid for ten guests. After din
ner the guests were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the Brennan cottage with
music and recitations by Mr. Fred
Knight and Mrs. Brennan. Besides the
guests of honor there We're present Mr..
and Mrs. Fred knight, Mrs. Kate Phil
lips, Mr.. Frank Andrade, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Dowsett, Mrs. Taylor.
4ss&S
More attractive open-air theatricals
could hardly have been presented be-
fore a fashionable and critical audience
than the light and airy drama entitled
THE Adventures of Lady Ursula" as
given on Friday evening at the Water
house premises, Wyllie street, by a tall
ented company OF amateurs, amongst
whom there was not a male thespian.
The large audience sat upon the lawn
in the moonlight, the stage being erect
ed beneath the spreading branches of
a big tree. The stage settings, bril-
liantlv Illuminated, were pretty and
cosy. 49, the costumes worn being
OF eSsssisd of the latter part of the
18th century were novel to twentieth
century eyes. The proceeds go to a
fund TO aid young ladies boating
club. Those participating in the pres
were:
Lady Ursula Darlington.
.-....--.. $500 Miss Linda Schaefer
Sir George Sylvester. Observation-Disclosures.
.............M Mrs. F. p T. Waterhouse
Dorothy Fenton 49,. Miss Eunice Pratt
Lord Hassenden. Miss Elsa Schaefer
Mrs. Fenton.. Miss Helen Alexander
Rev Mr.. Blimboe.
-...-........ Miss Marion Warehouse
Tack Castleton.. Miss Alice Jones
t........-... Miss Elsie Waterhouse
'eVereauX Miss Josslyn
Shftord Miss Judd
" ara ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Dickey
luilton. ......... Miss Elsie Waterhouse
Wills ....-.........-...... Miss Harriet
Servant to Lord Hassenden. .....
-........... Miss Margaret Waterhouse
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Said Pasha, F" which is to be present.
d At the Opera House on September
; and II for the benefit of the Myrtle
Boat Club. has progressed so favor
IDLY that it could be presented next
week if necessary. The first rehearsal
With complete orchestra under the d.
ection of Captain Berger took place
Luring the week The cnrnnIata dram,