The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-12

some very strong scenes in the play.
The last time she was seen in Indian
apolis was when she was with Nat
/ Goodwin in 1.-The Altar of Friendship"
She was also with Eleanor Robson in
! Merely Mary Ann and with Cecilia
! Lotus in THE Serio-Comic Governess.'
Her first season On the stage was spent
| in the company of MI Joseph Jeffer-
! son. This engagement is really her
first position as leading lady, and Mr..
j Eugene Presbrey, who is staging the
play thinks very highly of her work.
/ She has some splendid opportunities In
the course of the play, and she fur
nishes in her person and the charm of
her manner ample justification for the
ardent love of John Harkless.
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On Monday evening the Rathbone
Sisters will give a card entertainment.
The U. S. S. Iroquois departed on
Thursday for Pearl Harbor for buoy
work Mrs. Niblack and other friends
accompanied the Captain for the out
ing.
Messrs. George Potter and Judge
Lindsay have joined Messrs. Wright,
Derby and Anderson, and now comprise
the jolly quintette of Virtue Villa
s&s&.&
The death of Mrs. Sidney Baliou.
daughter of General Basil Duke of
Kentucky, of Civil War fame. was a
sad announcement on Tuesday and
many dinner parties and other enter
tainments planned for that evening
deceased.
Mr.. E. A. Watson will leave for San
Francisco shortly en- route to Visalia,
Cal, where he will wed Miss Bradley,
sister of Mrs. Slattery.
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Nj. and Mrs Philip Lansdale are
making their home at San Mateo. Cal.
They spent their honeymoon in South
ern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Walker gave
jolly poi supper party on Monday even
ing, the guests comprising Mr. and
Mrs. Brainerd Smith, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Ives and Mrs.
Mary Gum.
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At a luncheon, followed by bridge
whist playing, given by Mrs. Swanzy|
on Tuesday, the guests were Mrs. H
w Lyon, Mrs. F. A Schaefer, Mrs.
Walbridge, Mrs. c. B. Wood Mrs
Grin1aum. Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. F. r. Day.
Mrs. Blackman, Mrs. Wight and Mrs.
Scott.
The Daughters of the American Rev
olution will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 8 o'clock at Kamehameha Girls
School.
Mrs. A. Petrie left On the s. s. Aor-
angi last Thursday for Portland, Ore
gon, to visit her daughter, Mrs. b F.
Boyden. Mrs. Petrie Will remain until
the end of the Lewis and Clarke Elk
position.
.s.S.s
Miss Maud Patty and Miss Whitford
will take leading parts in a sketch en-
titled 1.-The Other Woman" which will
be given at an entertainment on April /
Z at Y. NJ c. A. Hall by Miss Crosett's
pupils.
The Daughters of Hawaii will meet /
at the residence of Mrs. Coney on /
Richards street at p. m. Monday. /
March 10. A full attendance of the /
members is requested, as matters of (
viii be discussed.
$3.50
A picnic party in honor OF Mrs Geo. /
Hewitt of Waiohinu was given in Ma
noa Valley on Tuesday.
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Mrs. Walter Hoffman, gave an in
formal Kaffee Klatch on Tuesday aft
ernoon, followed by another entertain
ment on Wednesday. The afternoons
were spent informally music being one
of the pleasant features.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane viii
leave shortly for San Francisco for a
three months visit.
.S,S.s
The arrival Of the transport Logan
IN Wednesday from the coast with the
Sixth Infantry aboard gave townsfo,k
an opportunity to mingle with the Of
fcers and ladies from the vessel at in
formal dances given at the Alexander
Young and Royal Hawaiian hotels. The
roof garden of the Young was crowded