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

aus pSISOiIdS Va lie OOSId - dS Ao1'
lows:
Said Pasha, Turkish Diplomat (2nd
Tenor( ......................,
/ Mr.. r. c. Brown.
Hassen Bey, officer of the Turkish
Patrol (Baritone) .....................
Mr.. Hugo Herzer.
Terano, Mexican Nobleman (Tenor)
/ Mr.. James D. Dougherty.
Hadad, an Adventurer BASS ....
Mr.. Albert r. Cunha.
Nockey. his Companion (Baritone).
Mr.. Guy Livingston.
Rajahe, the Commander of Altara
I (Bass). ...................
Mr.. ]. H Rowland
Ali Musfid. Musfid Ali, Plain Musfid,s
officers of the Indian Government.
Mr.. Clarence Waterman, Mr. Fred An
gus, Mr.. H. A. Wilder.
Sergeant Of the Turkish Patrol.
| Mr.. Arthur Macintosh.
Serena, the Pasha's daughter $50
! prano). Observation-Disclosures.
| Miss Alice Campbell.
! AIti, the ideaF Queen of Altara fAfez-
| zo-Soprano). Observation-Disclosures. -.
| Mrs. Lawrence Crook.
| Balah Sojah, Alti's Stepmother (Con-
trailo). .....................
Mrs. r. B. Brennan.
Serner, Puma, Alti's Attendants
Miss Agness Lyle, Mrs. James D.
Dougherty.
Chorus of Turkish Soldiers, Sailors.
Indians, Natives Mexicans and Grand
Ballet.
"Reversing'' in the waltz and two
step has gone out of fashion, accord
ing to local authority, and an indul-
gence in such practice Will soon be
considered the stamp of the backwoods.
though it will take some little time for
it to disappear.
With its disuse will come the revival
of the old custom of stretching out the
arms at right angles to the body, which
was, indeed, replaced by the method
of holding the arms closer to the sides.
because of the difficulty of reversing
with outstretched arms. The new
fashion comes from London, where it
has royal sanction and at certain func-
tons is strictly adhered to. Not long
ago, indeed, at the Kings ball in
Buckingham Palace young American
was stopped while he was reversing
and asked to leave the floor. The rule
is rigidly enforced on such occasions
because of the crowd.
Dancing masters here regret the
change, saying that it takes away
much of the grace of dancing and calls
for much less skill. Ia
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. c. Deering have
returned to the Moana from Waialua.
The patronesses for tSaid Pasha', are
as follows: Princess Kawananakoa,
Mrs. S. B. Dole Mrs. Samuel Parker,
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. E. d. Ten
ny. Mrs. E. S. Cunha, Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer, Mrs. G. H Robertson, Mrs.
Jane Walker, Mrs. Robert Levers, Mrs.
E. F. Bishop, Mrs A. w. Carter. Mrs.
j. H. Soper, Mrs. T. j. King, Mrs. An
mis- Montague Turner, Mrs H. w.
Lake. Mrs. w. c. Parke. Mrs. A. G.
Halves Jr., Mrs. A. T. Atkinson. Mrs.
w. w. Harris, Mrs. w. E Wall. Mrs.
A. F. Wall. Mrs. F. Howard Hunnphrfs.
Mrs. w. F. Macfarlane, Mrs. E. A.
Mott-Smith, Mrs. c. w. c. Deering.
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Mrs. B. L. Marx. Mrs. White, Mr.. J.
B. Castle and Mr. Harold Castle. re-
turned from Maui Friday on the Mauna
Loa.
Mrs. Robert Hauxhurst and daughter
of Hilo, arrived on the Kinau yester-
day Ell route to the Coast, to Join her
mother, Mrs. Johnson Nickeus at Taco
ma, Washington. She will spend the
csi1 d.
OF the summer in the north. |
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The Misses scofield of New York re-
turned from the Volcano on the steam
er Mauna Loa, and are again at the
.sss3
Misses Ivy and Ruth Richardson of |
H1lo arrived yesterday on the Kinau /
and will proceed on the Sierra to the /
coast en- route to Providence. r. l.,
where their brother joins the school
ship American. a new method for
four years schooling which involves
foreign lands while the young
men are studying history
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Miss Schaefer has cards out for an
at home" on Monday. August %. at
p. M, when Pedro will be the order
Of the evening.
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Mrs George Bliss and Mr.. John Bliss
entertained at dinner at the Moana
On sunday evening, the guests being
col. Mcclellan, U. s A, Lieut.. and
Mrs Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. HAYES,
Mr.. Glen.
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Mr., James B. Castle and Miss Nellie
" hite will return to the city from
Maui in couple of months.
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a pedro party was given on Friday
lfternoon by Mrs. F. Klamp at her
Fhurston avenue home. the first prize.
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