The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-09

Atwater, Eleanor Bissel, Maud Ballen-
tyne, Thelma Murphy, Henrietta
Schwartz, Eloise Wichman, Sybil Rob-
ertson Martha McChesney. Just My
Style is a song with a dance interpo-
lated by Thelma Murphy. The Ballet"
will be by Rosie Herbert Louise Nc
Carthy, Lucille Lucas, Dora Atwater,
Muriel Howatt, May Kibling, Carrie
Mclean, Ruth McChesney, Naomi
Lazarus, Dorothy True, Mildred Dow.
Esther Waller, Gertrude Traphagen,
Ruth Lindley, Henrie Smith, Hazel
auckland
Rhe Puritan Mafdens" and their cav
alters will be Aileen Dowsett. Adelaide
Pratt, Lillian McChesney, Edith Cares,
Flea nor True, Elsie Weiske, Phoebe Car
ter, Edith Kibling. The Guards" will
be Gilehrist Hatch, Lane Webster,
James .McCandless, Kenneth Riedford,
Archie Sinclair, Rafael Lake, Lester
Marks, Wilfred Traphagen, Gustav Bal
lentyne, Herbert McInerny, Cecil Cross,
Maurice Augur. James w. Campbell.
Clarence McWayne. "A Bit O'Blar-
ney'' will be presented by Mrs. Hum
phris, and a chorus, the Lily of La
guna," by Reyno!d McGrew and chorus.
@Cupfds' '-Kloud Ordway, May Walker,
Kulamanu McWayne. Martha Cares,
Edith Rice, Alice Hendry, Stephanie
Wicnnan, Willie Patterson. Living
Pictures Esther Waller. Buck and
Wing Hazel auckland.
The whole class. Will also appear in
la march. No flowers will be allowed
over the footlights. = 80
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Mrs. Hamlet. wife of Captain Ham
let of the o. S. R. C. Bear, departed
yesterday on the transport Sherman
for San Francisco. so
4 Mr.. Carl Hedemann is hame from
stamford University.
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Col. and Mrs. Mcclellan We're the
guests of honor at a dinner party on
Saturday evening given by DR.. Yost,
q. S. A.
Mrs. Andrew Fuller gave a card par
ty on Monday afternoon for Mrs Kop-
Ike, who leaves soon for the Colonies.
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Addison Miner sailed for Europe
last Thursday and will enjoy an auto
mobile trip with Mrs. Oelrichs's party
from Paris to Rome. He anticipates
visiting Spain later in quest of bro
cades, with which he had the greatest
success in New York.-Call.
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There was big crowd to greet the
Honolulu steamer which brought Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane into port.
Mrs. Macfarlane is SO Drowned by the
island sun that one scarcely recognizes
Polly Dunn that was in the olive
skinned Mrs. Macfarlane. She is with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton,
and just as soon as she is rested up a
bit, she will be made the motif of sew
eral home-greeting affairs.-News Let
ter.
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Congressman Gillett of New York and
wife. who arrived yesterday on the
transport Thomas en- route to Manila,
We're entertained during the day by
Secretary A. L. C. Atkinson, Hon.
Alexander Young and Mr. A. A Young.
During the forenoon they were taken
for an automobile ride about town and
lunched- at the Alexander Young Hotel;
Miss Bertha Young also being of the
party. Mr.. and Mrs. GilIett are guests
at the Young HOTEL
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Our announcement last week that the
President is to appoint Col Samuel M
Mills. Artillery Corps. TO succeed Gen
j.. p. Story as Chief of Artillery, when
the latter retires because of age, Au-
gust %. was the first knowledge artf1-'
lery officers generally had that a Sc
lection for this important position had
been definitely made. There We're many
candidates. and among them lieuten-
ant colonies were prominently mention
ed. Judge Advocate General Davis, of