The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-02

tatlOnS or the league IN the way OF
| comfort, convenience and real home
| likeness. While the exhibition was not
large, it was excellent throughout
The exhibition room is SO wonderfully
well adapted to the exhibition that
none could be considered badly hung.
The home artists are Well represen-
ted, Mr. D. Howard Hitchcock Miss
Annie Parke, Mrs. Helen Kelley, Mrs.
H. NJ. Won Holt, Mr.. 2. H. Dodge, Miss
Alice Spalding, Mrs. Pierre Jones, Jos.
l. Whittle, James A. Wilder, Mrs. S.
Decoto, Frances S. Mallory, Mrs. L.
G.. Marshall, while two talented visi-
tors, Mr.. Otto Wix and Mrs F. A. Nc
Nell, greatly enriched the collection
with their beautiful work. Mrs. Ora
ham was represented by some clever
wood carving, and Mr.. Julius Rosen-
stein by an excellent portrait bust
of DR.. Moore and other work. The
manual training department of the
Kamehameha school for boys sent
some fine calabashes and other yehi-
cles, which with the wood carving and
modelling it is hoped will form a
nucleus for an exhibition of arts and
crafts later on.
The guests came and went informal
ly during the evening and were receiv-
ed by the president, Mr.. D. Howard
Hitchcock and Mrs. Hitchcock, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Dodge, Mrs. Won Holt
and Miss Annie Parke
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Captain Otwen who has been living
at Mrs. McDonald's at Punahou, has
taken the house of Mrs. Mabel Wing
Castle on College Hills, Major Russell,
the former tenant, having been unex-
pectedly ordered to Panama.
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One of the most efficient assistants
at the fair and Iuau given at the home
of the Princess Kawananakoa was Miss
Adele Dreier, who was on duty in the
ice cream booth of which Mrs. Murphy
was the head. Not only was she clever
and prompt in waiting upon her pat
rons, but her energy and amiability
made her service all the more valued
by others assigned to the same booth.
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An entertainment contemplated by
Aloha Chapter, d. A. R., by way of
closing the season, has been deferred
until the opening meeting in the au-
tumn.
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Capt. Rush of the navy and Mrs.
Rush will close their house in Jefferson
place Tuesday next for the summer
and will go to their country residence
at Catskill- on-the- MISUNDERSTANDING
ton Star.
The Duke of Abruzzi, who is a fam
Gus traveller and has been entertained
by Mr.. f. A. SchaeTer of Honolulu to
whom he writes frequently is now in
Washington where he is receiving
much attention. Amongst other events
in his honor the Italian Ambassador
gave a dinner of thirty covers in his
honor, to whom the military and naval
attaches of the various embassies, and
their wives were present He has also
been the guest of honor in several au-
tomobile tours in the suburbs of Wash |
ington.
The engagement is announced in Los
of Miss Emilita Abbott and |
Mr.. Clark Miller. Miss Abbott is a |
daughter of the late Capt NJ A. Alb |
bolt and sister of DR.. A. J. Derby /
of Honolulu. Mr. Miller, who is a |
Virginia, is a son of Mr.. T. E. Miller
Ross Clark of Los Angeles and of Sem
ator w. A. Clark of Montana.
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DR.. and Mrs Walter Hoffman, gave /
an informal dinner on Wednesday
evening to Mr.. Otto Wix, the artist,
now visiting in Honolulu and whose |
n a Mnyiaan yiaty1rac 70 CO Cd |
mired in the present exhibition. Mr.. |
list, related many interesting remin-
delighted his hearers. He will be in
the islands some time, making studies
for future pictures
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The polo game on the eleventh prom
ises to be one of the principal society
events of the month and the smart get
will be well represented at Moanalua
that day The polo club directors are
working up a few new surprises which
will be sprung that day. The arrange
ments for autos will be the same as
at the last game, all machines to be
put on the field a few yards back of
the side lines. 1t is limited that several
of Honolulu's most popular young
lady riders will be seen in some novel
stunts, and the game itself, without
anything else, will be well worth see
ing and will give the public an idea of
what they can expect from the next
inter-island match between Maui and
Oahu, which game is scheduled to
come off about the first of August.
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Miss Eva Stevens leaves on June u
for, C,hica % to Sranrad The S1lI,,r,,o., a "a