The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-14
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DR.. Edward Armitage gave a dinner
ir honor of the acting British Consul,
Mr.. Forster, at the University Club on
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Fors-
ter were also entertained yesterday
evening at a dinner given in their
honor by Judge VIM. L. Stanley.
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Mrs J. H. Robertson and her son,
James Dougherty, are visiting friends
lin HiIo and have been to the volcano.
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Mrs. Fred knight, Mrs. Bush FinneH
Mrs. Augustus Newell and Mrs. Edgar
| Ke:thley will arrive in Hosolulu next
month from the Coast. They are book
ed to sail on the 18th. Messrs. Knight,
Finnell and Newell are expected later
and will return with their wives. They
will be in Honolulu a week, visiting
| the other islands before their return.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Low have taken
Judge Dole's house at the beach for a.
fortnight.
attack of the prevailing epidemic, dem
que fever, convalesced at Waialua. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Wilder.
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Miss B. Ruth Young gave bridge
party on Friday afternoon The guests
were Mrs Arthur Wall, Mrs Clifford
High, Mrs. Archie Young, Mrs. Brainerd
Smith Mrs Winifred Rabbit, Mrs.
A b.,JI
Mrs. Won Hamm, Mrs. Alfred Moore.
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Montague Cooke.
Mrs. Edwin Paris. Misses Charlotte
Gillet, Madge McCandless, Brown, Ada
Rhodes, Marion Scott, Harvey, Irmgard
and Elsa Schaefer The pr yes were
pretty parasols with rustic handles that
were much admired
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Mrs. Allan Dunn left in the Sierra.
accompanied by her younger sister.
after visit of four weeks to her
mother, Mrs. Buchanan.
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Mr.. George Myers left on the Sierra
for a much needed rest and vacation |
tr p to Byron SPRINGS.
Mrs Mary Gums annual exhibition |
of childrens fancy dancing will take |
place at the Hawaiian Opera House |
Thursday evening April %. The ex-
hfbition will eclipse all previous occa-
sions of the kind which Mrs. Gum has
presented to Honolulu audiences, both
in variety and attractiyeness of the |
numbers and as it has done in the |
past, will undoubtedly prove one of
the most delightful social events of
the year. Much hard work has already
been done in practising. and busy
needles have been plying for many
days preparing the dainty costumes for
the little dancers.
There will be a pretty May-pole
dance as the opening feature that viii
he entirely original in its plan.
Eighteen little girls, all exquisite1y
dressed in pink, green and white, to
represent the May-pole colors, will take
part, SIX girls to a color, and they will
weave leis of cherry blossoms, green
vines and snow-drops in the dance
around the May-pole. This charming
number will be wonderfully pleasing to
The eye under the soft stage lights, with
It's blending of color as the little ones
weave in and out in their graceful mo-
lions in time to strains from a stringed
orchestra.
ReynoId McGrew and Helen Center
have something new in song and
lance in costume that will be an en-
in itself. Then the Teddy
Bears viii be there with an innovation
n dancing that will bear watching ri
clever Hazel auckland will give a par
graceful French dance
One of the most attractive group of /
iances will be THE Seasons Spring. E
summer, Autumn and Winter will be {
represented by twenty-four little girls
LII appropriately costumed in green,
link, yellow and white A number of
Hawaiian girls will render an Indian | 4
liant and do pantomine work while
Hazel auckland does an original In
liam dance. This will be special
feature. Another new idea will be a |
ac smile of the famous Ballet des
'umees," which was recently the rage n
n Paris. This will be carried out by
ixteen little girls each one dressed to
epresent a cigar.
A Spanish dance will be done by Mar
,aret Center. Then there will be the 4
Witches Chorus sung by twelve be-
gitching little girls with Vernon Ten
ley as soloist, all in costume The
'',''-r and Navy will be represented
y Margery and Dorothy Hogs. There
I'LL be a cotillion led by Reyno1d Nc
rev and Ruth Soper with favors and Il
lany more charming numbers.
Altogether the event is one that will .
e looked forward to with pleasure and
past exhibitions given under Mrs
'unn's auspices are any criterion, it
i'll be very largely attended Tickets
yill be on sale early in the week and a.
he box plan will open at Wall, Nichols E
o. Monday, April %. llu
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The Buckeye Club, an organization re
f clever Ohio people devoted to the q
interests of their native state, met on al
tuesday, evening at the residence of OF
DR. and Mrs. A. F. Cooke at Kairnuki. al
he newly elected officers are: Mr.. C. la
I. Dickey, president; Mr.. J. w. Fran re
is, vice president; Mrs. Fred Sack m
Fitz, secretary and treasurer. Three n,
ew members were elected, Mrs. 0, Fl. w
tulick, Miss Thomas and Dr. Franklin oil
'urt. In addition to an Interesting Is