The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-05
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Payrcaster z. T. Hail. L. 5. y, the
ChesterEeldian officer who for nearly
three years was on the staff Of Admiral
Merry at the Honolulu Naval Station,
is married. It appeared at one time as
if Pay Hall was welded TO bachelor
dom. but Fate and fair young actress
decreed otherwise. Hall was typical
naval officer, although not an Annap-
oils graduate His uniforms were i'm
rnaculate and he wore them with an
aristocratfc air. After leaving Homo
lulu he was stationed at Annapolis
Goodwin's Weekly (Salt Lake. tells the
story of Halls detection from the
bachelor ranks. as follows:
Because rnatrimony has weaned two
of the prettiest show girls of The So
ciaI WhirI" company at the New York
Casino from the stage. and, as the en-
gagements of several others OF the
most attractive women of that organ
ization are reported behind the scenes,
the Messrs Shubert have decided upon
stringent measures to keep their beauty
ranks intact Tor the future
New form contracts have been or
dered by the managers for use in the
case of show girls and chorus girls,
which contain a clause that binds the
signer thereof not to wed during the
term of the agreement. Upon signing
the contract, the girl will be required
to execute a bond with some reputable
surety company by which the manage
he -oir to tho extent
of $500 if she permits Cupid TO lure
her away. In view of the engagements
believed to exist among the young
women now in 1.-THE Social Wharf,
company, and who, of course, signed
enc of the old form contracts, a no
tice has been posted on the call board
earnestly requesting those contemplate |
ing trip to the altar to give the man |
agement at least two weeks notice so |
that suitable substitutes can be OBJ |
tanned.
The recent weddings were those of
Frances Alexander, who surprised her |
family and friends less than two weeks
ago by marrying Charles Lyle of Phil |
adeIphia at the Little Church Around |
the Corner and of Elinor E. Lund, who !
was married last week to Eugene Free
man Hail. paynaster of the United |
States navy, attached to the battleship
Indiana. It is against sudden mar /
riages such as these that the manage
ment wishes to protect itself.
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E. L. Cutting and family are stop
ping at the Mott Smiths place at Wa
ialae during July and August.
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no hostess
at a charming card party last week,
among her guests being the Misses
Horner. Lightfoot, Pratt, Warehouse.
Wagner. Messrs. Desha (5). Ed. He
neku. Gfrvin, Edmund Hedemann, B.
Green, j. Winnie.
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Miss Alice Laing, who arrived in
town on the Kinau from her home in :
Kohala, will visit several weeks here
with friends.
Among the moonlight bathing parties
which have visited the beach during
the past week. one of the jolliest was
Dne of twenty-five on Friday evening.
A dainty lunch was served after the
sport in the surf. In the party We're
Mesdanles Riley, Bell, Mclean and
Gertz; Misses Haskell, Weir. Morgan
(2), Lutted, Lyons, Craig, Lee, Bell,
GertZ, Evans; Messrs. GertZ, Smith,
Purdy, Giles, Simpson, Davis and Nc
Swanson.
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Mrs. George Cooke is the guest of
Mrs. Rice for a few weeks.
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A dinner was given on Friday even
ng by Col and Mrs. George Macfarlane
at their Queen Emma villa.
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A moonlight motor ride, followed by
a jolly supper, was given on Wednes-
day evening by Mr.. James Wilder.
Those participating Were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs j. S.
Walker, Misses Nellie White, Marion
Scott and Margaret Castle; Messrs