The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-05

lar with all is the sailors yarnspinning
which the Kunalu Rowing Club is
planning for November II. The story
of an actual shipwreck, as told by Cap
tain Josselyn of the bark Nuuanu, will
be the feature of the evenings enter
tainnent, but the musical numbers will
be no less enjoyable. 1t is a recognized
pleasure to hear Mr.. Hugo Herzer, and
many will welcome this opportunity of
hearing Mrs. Daniel Shepardson,
pianist of rare merit. The proceeds of
this novel entertainment will go to
swell the building fund of the club; and
it is rumored that these enthusiastic
young women intend erecting an at
tractive club house before long.
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Professor L. w Hart returned to his
home on Kauai by the Mikahala last
Thursday after a pleasant stay of six
weeks in Honolulu, during which time
he visited Eva and Waipahu planta-
tions as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
West and Mr.. Bull, respectively.
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The committee in charge of the
Ladies' Night to be held by the local
lodge of Elks at the Young Hotel on
ing elaborate plans to ensure the sue
cess of the affair. The program for
the musical and literary part of the
evening will be made up during the
va will inc of
the best of the local talent The invi-
tations will be out by Tuesday, and
members of the Lodge and visiting
Elks are requested to send in their
lists as soon as possible. The commit
tee will furnish the knots of purple and
white ribbon at the door which are to
be worn by all Elks. The 'Elks'
Eleven O'Clock Toast will be a very
pretty and striking effect.
1873
At the monthly meeting of the
Woman's Guild of ST. Andrews Cathe-
dral. held Monday, October 80, at the
residence of Bishop Restariok, gener-
al vote of thanks was extended to
every one who had kindly contributed
by their help and support in making
the recent fair a great success, both
socially and financially.
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4 Halloween party was given on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. j. w Nc
Donald. at the old Levers home, Wal
kiki. AS the guests entered the gate
and started up the walk they We're
startled by the sudden appearance of
COLLINS and ghosts. Jack-o-lanterns
grinned in various parts of the spacious
grounds Red fire was burned at I'M
expected moments. The large lanai on
the beach was decorated with flags and
lanterns. There the guests enjoyed
dancing and refreshments. About fifty
were present.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Dunn gave a
Halloween party for Miss Faith Shell
hamer and a number of her young
friends at her home, 730 Kinau street.
The decorations. largely of an electrical
nature, were most unique. Those pres
ent were Marion Greene, Norah Dee.
Mamie Dee. Josephine Pratt, Mabel
Lightfoot. Mildred Grace, Harry White,
Kirkby Tucker, Bradford Sumner, Bert
Lightfoot. Albert Greene. Harry Bur
Earle Shelhamer.
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Miss May Weir returned on the s. S.
Kinau yesterday from a months Vaca-
-ion spent at the Volcano House.
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DR.. and Mrs Walters are booked to
leave for the Coast on the China, owing
10 the state of Mrs. Walters health.
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Mr.. 4. F. Along is booked 10 .e2ve
Scr the mainland on the China.
Mrs w H. Merriam, wife Of Capt
Merriam, U. s. A, accompanied by her
child, will arrive by the Ventura from
Key West, Fla, to pay two months
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w. Lfshman. Mrs. Merriam was for
merly Miss Alice Lishman.
$3.50
Mrs May Mott-Smith Bird. formerly
Of Honolulu, will be married in san