The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-07
Kilohana Art
League Notes

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On Monday afternoon, the meeting of
St. Andrews guild was held in the
exhibition hall, and the large, cool in
terror with only a few pictures to
decorate the walls, proved a very in
teresting place in which to hold meet
ings of this sort
Following the meeting, a tea was
rendered Mrs. Wallace, who with her
husband is passing through Honolulu
Many of the old scholars and friends
of Mr.. and airs. Wallace greeted them
on their return and many floral gifts
were brought as tokens of "Aloha
nui. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace on the
same day decided to stay in Honolulu
a week instead of a day. They are
stopping at the Seaside.
As usual, the members of the Sym
phony will meet on Friday evening in
| the exhibition hall More members
and friends are finding out the new
| quarters.
The Photographic Club held another
| business meeting this week in the libra
ry, and the plans for the dark room,
are about completed. Gas will be used
for light.
A number of volumes have been add
ed to the library during the week Mrs.
j. NJ. Whitney has presented "Porce-
lain and Pottery" a valuable contribu-
ton appreciated by china decorators;
an album of Photographic reproduction
of a number of the "Old Masters
has been presented by Mrs. Walbridge; /
two volumes of French art magazines /
have been loaned py d. Howard Hitch
cock, and number of other art maya
zines have been given by him, by Phil
lip ii. Dodge and Miss Grace Robert
son.
Mrs. Won Holt called a meeting of
the musical circle on Tuesday afternoon
at 4:30. a very pleasant hour was Il
passed over the tea cups and many l
interesting details of the future mu-
sicale discussed. The next musicale II
will be in November, and the composer II
chosen is Schuman.
Mrs. Moore S special exhibition and
sale will be held on Tuesday. July Is.
from until clock. No special in
vitatfons or notices are to be sent out
as Mrs. Moore wishes all of those in
terested in seeing her new work to
have equal privileges with Art League
members IN visiting the rooms on that
day. The library has been chosen as
the prettlest place to set off the dainty
wares. Mrs. Moore VIII be assisted by
several ladies o. the league in serving |
tea.
Mr.. Hitchcock and Mr.. Wix have |
both left, though at different times
during the weeh, for Kauai. During
this month the garden island will sure
ly present MANY beautiful subjects for
sketches. All of the Towering vines
and trees are in bloom and the ohias
and other mountain fruit are bearing.
sSSS
Inc management has secured the SER
vices of two custodians for the care
of and attention to all the details of
keeping up the building, and the work
of the many branches of the L,eaoue
as well as attending TO the wants of
its several tenants.
The days WORK from to ) will he
entrusted to Miss Josephine Stone. a
graduate of the Honolulu High school I
Richard Mossman, a promising ROYAL
school boy, will sleep on the premises.
and attend to the early morning work.
Under the management of Mrs. Graham. ,
this will give the League members
and their friends at all times the fnlI /
privilege of receiving all the courtesies !
membership should mean. ,
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Tourists are especially invited TO
view the permanent exhibition and
salesroom. 1t is the only place in No.
nolulu where the finest bits of our ia.
and scenery may be found on canvas
or paper Miss Parke of the pictorial
circle has placed plaeards in the differ.
emit hotels to this effect. /
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Inc finance committee are in recent ,
Of many kind gifts toward paying for ,