The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-02

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The Moana Hotels concert and final
naval hop in honor of the officers OF
the warship fleet and townsfolk who
have been hidden to the popular beach
hosiery for Friday night. promises to
be one of the social events of the al
ready busy week. The band of the
flagship New York will give popular
concert under the direction of Band
master /, H. Stockton, following which
dancing will prevail until a late hour.
The management has extended an in
vitation TO those in the city who have
been in social contact with the Off
GERS The Ellis quintette will play for
the dancing. The band concert program
will be as follows:
Observation-Disclosures" Losey
observation-disclosures ..V Verdi
Waltz-"Venus Reigen'' ......... Gung'l
Selection-''Carmen'' . Bizet
Air in Olden Style-'La Cinquan-
tame Observation-Disclosures. Marie
Overture-'Hu Hungarian LustspieI"....
.....-.-............. Killer Bila
Waltz-"Zenda" Witmark
Se1ection-"Les Huguenots' .Meyerbeer
G&a&.s
Mrs. Damon and Miss May Damon of
Honolulu, Mrs. John F. Merrilrs
charming guests, feel that their visit
here must be drawing to a close, with
such an extensive itinerary before
them. Greatly to the regret of their
hostess and friends they are planning
to depart this week for st. Louis. after
which they will Iinger on the Atlantic
Coast for a while before taking steam
er for Europe. They expect to spend
about two years on the Continent
Chronicle.
Miss Marion Dillingham; of Honolulu
is leaving San Francisco this morning
for Cambridge. Mass, where she ex-
poets to be present at the commence
ment exercises at Harvard, her broth
er, Harold Dillingham;, being among
the graduates. Her stay will be brief
and it is probable that Mr.. Dillingham;
will accompany his sister back to this
city. Mrs. Dillingham; is not going on
to the function, owing to the illness of
her husband. The Dillinghams are
prominent family of Honolulu and al
most equally well known here. Their
interests in the Islands are large and
they also take an active part in social
life. On this coast they have hosts of
friends. They came up to San Fran
cisco about two months ago and do
not expect to return Immediately to
Hawaii. The elder son is in business
in Honolulu, and a married daughter
also has her home there. Miss Marion
is the younger girl and is anticipating
much pleasure in her present trip
Chronicle.
Queen Liliuokalani will be the guest
of honor today at a luau given by
Mrs. Mana.
Miss Violet Makee will be the guest
of honor at a picnic party to be given
by Mrs. George Herbert and Mrs. Moo
nan next Saturday at the Peninsula.
Is.&1s
Tonight the long-expected grand ball
in honor of the Admiral and officers of
the fleet will take place at the Alex
ander Young Hotel. Elaborate prepara-
lions have been made to make it the
most impressive feature of the social
attentions in honor of the fleet. The
cruiser New York's band will be in at
tendance and Hawaiian quintet clubs
will sing and play for dancing in both
the roof garden paviiions. Manager
Lake anticipates one of the largest
gatherings of society folk and officers
yet brought together since the advent
of the Pacific fleet in Honolulu har-
Dor.
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Mr. Toney Along and son departed
in the Coptic yesterday for the main
land after an enjoyable stay of ten
days in Honolulu. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. J. NJ. Riggs.
1H.&1&
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Low leave next
Tuesday for Hawaii.