The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-24
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/ Mrs. H. wingate Lake, Mrs. WOODS
| Mrs Percy Benson, Mrs. Sheldon, MISS
| Maude Benson. Miss Hartnaole' MISS
M. Dawson, Miss Edith Mist MIS-
| Iyers, Mrs Dougherty, Miss Eleanor
| Terry. Mrs. A. P. Taylor, Mrs. Il. u
Tenney, Mrs. E. NJ. Boyd, Mrs. =. q.
| High Mrs. w. T. Rawlins, Mrs. Allan
Dunn. Mrs. A. CT. Halves, Mrs. BreWs-
| ter, Admiral and Mrs. Terry, Mr.. Ter
nv. Mr. Mist, DR.. Murray, Mr.. Mchln-
non. and the golfers.
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| Prince and Princess David Kawa-
| nanakoa gave a charming dinner 10
| Miss Josephine Kelly, OF San FRANCIS
co. at the Moana Hotel, Friday even
| ing. Those present were Prince ana
| Princess Kawananakoa, Acting Gov
| ernor Atkinson, Mrs. Henry Il. High
, ton, Miss Alice Campbell, Miss irene
| Dickson, Miss Cunha, Messrs. X. f.
| Wright, Walter Macfarlane, Adrian
splivalo and sonny Cunha. +
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| Mrs. C. E. Williams, Waikiki, will
not receive until next October.
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Mr.. A. NJ. Merrill and wife are en-
loving a prolonged visit at the volca-
no House.
Mr.. John Fairlie and Miss Jennie
Fairlie are at the Hawaiian Hotel
again after a pleasant visit to the Vol
cano.
| On Tuesday the ''Kinau" will take a
number of Volcano passengers, some
| of them being local people, and others
tourists who are visiting the interest
ing sights of Hawaii.
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| Mr.. F.. L. Hosmer and Mr.. D. Row
en-, of California, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kennedy, of Massachusetts, re-
| turned to Honolulu yesterday from
| tour of the islands of Maui and Ha-
wall visiting the Volcano and Hale
akala while away. They report splendid
treatment and pleasant time at the
| Volcano House.
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| Mr.. S. G. Wilder and family and
Mrs G.. L. Wight are booked to sail
| on the "Kinau" on Tuesday for the
| Volcano House for an indefinite stay.
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Mr.. E. I. Spalding and family will
spend a portion of the month of Au-
gust at the Volcano House On Hawaii
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| The cast for the opera Of "Sa1d
Pasha" has been completed and the re-
hearsals will now progress without in
| terruption. The opera is being present
ed under the direction of Messrs
| James Dougherty and Hugo Herzer
and viii be produced in September
! The principal role is assumed by Mrs
L. r. Crook (nee DowsetD, whose voice
| is said to be admirably adapted to the
1 catchy music. The role is that of Altl
| the ideal queen of Altara. Her sister
| Mrs. Robert Brennan, will sing the
part of Balah Sojah, Alti's stepmother
| Mrs. James Dougherty and Miss Agne:
Lyle will sing respectively the part:
of Semer and Puma, AltIs attendants
The title role is assumed by Raymond
c.. Brown with Hugo Herzer imper
sonating Hassen Bey, officer of thu
| Turkish patrol Mr.. Dougherty will
play the role of Terano, Mexican
nobleman. The remainder of the cas-
turer sonny Cunha; Nockey, hi
companion, Guy Livingston; Rajahe
the commander of Altara, j. Tasting
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Musfid, Officers of the Indian govern
ment.) Fred Angus, Clarence Water
man, Harry Wilder.
The scene of the first act is laid il
Constantinople. Said Pasha, a Turkisl
diplomat, is preparing for a pleasur
trip around the world Serena. hi
daughter, is anxious to accompany hin
because she does not want to be parte
from her lover, Hassen Bey, who is tn
Pasha's first officer. Meantime Their
are a couple of adventures introduced
, Hadad and Nockey. Hadad, in scare
of his daughter, stolen from him in In
dia, when baby, seventeen years be
fore, desires to reach that country whic
| he finds to be the Pasha's first destina
ton. Serena is to disguise herself a
a sailor and accompany her lover. Dul
| ing this time rich young Mexican ne
- bleman in search of an ideal woman
arrives on the scene. He sails ava