The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-04

| Wright. Derby. Peterson and Dr. Ar
Initage.
| Mrs. Alexander Scott and Miss Win
! ston were the luncheon guests of Mrs
! George Macfarlane at the Seaside OF
| Thursday.
Miss Elsie Sanders. daughter of Cap
| tain Sanders, left on the Mauna LOe
last Sunday to stay with friends il
Kona and will be absent about &
month Miss Sanders received an en-
thusiastic send off by her many friends
who assembled on the dock to wish hel
goodbye.
Mrs. Joynes. wife of Captain Joynes
of the Revenue Cutter Manning. ar
rived yesterday on the Ventura.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Wilder returned
yesterday from Europe after long
absence from the islands. Mrs. Wilder
visited some time with her sister, Mrs.
Gibbons. wife of Captain Gibbons of
the Royal Navy.
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Mrs A. w. Pearson, accompanied by
Miss Margaret Thurston, returned yes
terday on the Ventura from d. visit to
her former home in Iowa.
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Mr.. Reginald F'ursey of Honokaa
gave a surfing party on Monday at
the Moana Hotel, Waikiki. Several
ladies and gentlemen composed the
party. Refreshments were served aft
erwards on the hotel lanai.
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We have received from Pine Ridge,
South Dakota. 1.-THE Oglala Light"
printed by Indian students, containing
a letter from the Rev. w. j. Cleve-
land. who with Mrs. Cleveland, it will
be remembered. came to Honolulu for
a visit and change, in the early part
of the year. The letter is called by
Barkentine and Liner from Frisco to
Hawaii and Return" and in the pro-
gram of the Pine Ridge Institute AS
ISOLATION we see Mr.. Cleveland was to
give an address on Hawaii and It's
People. "-Anglican Church Chronicle.
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Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage Patch,
so familiar in the book form to Homo
lulans, will be presented in the drama
tized form at the Opera House on the
evenings of November % and "a by Lei
Aloha Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, under the auspices of the Mask
and Wig Club. The roles have been
placed in the keeping of amateurs well
known on the local stage. The re-
hearsals indicate that the selections
have been the best. The popularity OF
the plav is heightened by the fact that
the author, Alice Hogan Rice, has Wis
tied in Honolulu as the guest of Mrs.
L. Tenney Peck and was met while here
by a large number of society folk. The
title role has been placed in the care
of Mrs. w l. Howard, whose careful
study of the part shows that she has
a grasp of the optimism of Mrs. Wigs
career w. D. Adams assumes the
role of Mr.. Stubbins, the G. A. r. vet
eran whose marriage to the old maid,
Miss Hazy, forms one of the most COM
cal situations in the play. Miss Now
bray, the talented young amateur, will
play the role OF Miss HaZy. Miss
Mowbray, in the rehearsals so far,
shows that she will give the audiences
any amount of fun. Miss Ray Bell
will play Lovey Mary, a diff but
pleasing role. well adapted to her. Mr..
Warren will be seen as gawky coun-
try boy along the line of his similar
success in The College Widow" Mr..
Blackman will play Mr. Wigs. The
cast is long one and includes a large
number of children, who are being
trained for special dances. Miss Nellie
Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Moore, Mr..
Miss Jessie Kaufman was the guest
Of honor at a surfing party given at
Sans Souci on Tuesday evening given
by Mrs. A. G. Halves.
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Bridge whist was the form of enter |
tainment for Mrs. Layard's guests on
Friday at the British Consulate.
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Miss Bertha Young will be at home
the first Tuesday of every month until
May at the Young's Waikiki villa.
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Miss Helen Wilder was the guest of
honor at luncheon on Thursday given
oy Mrs. Faxon Bishop. Many of Miss
Wilder's old friends were, present.
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At ST. Clements Fair, to be held next
Friday, November 9, you will find
to suit both your curse and
our age. Neatly-made children's
lothes and a great variety of fancy
lticles can be had at the fancy table.
The doll booth will attract the little
amsels, not one of whom will willing
y pass the beautiful Scotch 'Iaddie."
he Japanese ladies and tempting girl
nd boy dolls without wishing 10 add
o their little families. A large va