The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-26

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She is one of the most attractive OF
kfe pronenaders al Waikiki Beach and
when in bathing costume looks like
figure in a fashion journal She is
also a clever swimmer and daring
diver. a really striking thing is the
simplicity OF her costume. 1t is all
black with rows of dead black buttons
at the sides and not bit of trimming
of other coIors except for dainty mar
row white collarette. There are swim
nlers and divers but it is the graceful
woman, as she is. who attracts atten-
ton for her athletic accomplishments
Good swimming and diving among
women is a really splendid accomplish
rnent There are scores of fine SWIM
mers among those seen at the beach and
as a. general thing these women are
healthy. of exuberant spirits and liV-
ing example of the advantage of out
door exercise of this sort.
There are swarms of young girls who
fake to the water like ducks and are
beginning to show promise of being
excellent swimmers. Honolulu affords
4 splendid opportunity the year round
for women to obtain exercise in the
surf. as they do in few other places in
The world.
,crs. z. de B. Layard and Miss Girls
tcbel Layard are spending month at
ua.eiwa Miss Layard is becoming a
fine shot and a string Of doves is not
difficult TO her to bag.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Murphy were
luncheon guests of the Governor
General of the Philippines and Mrs.
Smith at the Moana on Tuesday Mr..
Murphy is an old-time friend of Cen
eraI Smith.
Mrs. F. C. Smith, Mrs. Thomas Wall,
Mrs w. H. Hoogs and Miss smythe
at Haleiwa.
Thursday evening, Aug. Both. Olive
Branch Rebekah Lodge No. 2, I. o. 0.
F.. will give one of their delightful
dances on the roof garden of the Odd
Fellows building. Tickets are only
Soc each and all those lucky enough
10 secure them may look forward to
having a most enjoyable time.
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Judge and Mrs Henry E. Highton |
entertained at luncheon at the Young
on Wednesday for Governor-General
ano Mrs. Smith of the Philippines.
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Lei Aloha Chapter No. 8. Order of
the Eastern Star, celebrates the ami
yersary of the birthday of Robert Nor
ris. founder of the order next Friday
evening at the Moana Hotel with a
dinner and a dance. All members of
the order and friends have been given
an invitation to attend. The affair
promises to be an important one inl
Eastern Star circles.
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Mr.. Robert Mist returned from Vic
foria on the Maheno. Mrs. Mist and
his sister remained in Canada, and
will return home in about two months.
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Mr.. Ballou and daughter returned
from Kauai during the week. They
had been the guests of the Knudsens.
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Mr.. James Wilder and Mr.. d. How
ard Hitchcock have pitched their tent
on the sand at Waimanalo beach and
are sketching the Manchuria as she
lies tranded on the reef.
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Mrs. Fred Church and mother are ex-l
pected to return from the Coast on theI
Siberia next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis are spend
ing a month on Tantalus.
The evening of Regatta Day next
month promises to be one of jollity and
enjoyment at the Opera House where
the Myrtle Boat clubs opera will bel
presented. The bill for the evening
viii be the tuneful and clever comic {
opera Ship Alloy" The plot of the
opera runs along something like this:
A comic opera company sails to a for-I
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