The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25

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ment hall of the Kilohana Art League
/ will be the scene of novel, interesting
| affair, a Symphony Society smoker The
program which is given below will be
rendered in two sections of three num-
| bers each and during the interval re-
| freshments viii be served and also at
the end of the program. The exact
number Of guests who can be accom-
! modated viii be settled before eleven
o clock Monday morning, it being the
desire of those members having the
affair in charge TO have the rooms COM
fortably filed but by no means crowd
ed and the waiting room, lanai and
| library of the upper floor of the build
ing are to be used for promenade and
refreshment rooms.
Besides a number of members of
the musical club who are not on the
program, several ladies from the fami-
lies of those prominent in musical cir
cles viii act as hostesses of the even
ing.
The smokers which the Symphony
have given in the past have been at
tended and greatly enjoyed by ladies.
The program for the evening will be
as follows:
Waltz Tales from the Vienna
Woods. ..............St Strauss
- In Cosey Corner. Standardization
Dawn of Love" .....,............Be ndix
Piano Solo" Festspiel and Braut-
ied'. ........W agner-Liszt
Teacher E. Kahl.
OVERTURE Figaro" ............ Mozart
''The Butterfly ...... Bendix
Gavotte. -. $3.50. ...... ...Tobanl
0Ura
r. Rudland Bode, director.
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a large number of out-of- town folks
were registered at the hotels during
the week. Among those registering at
the Royal Hawaiian were: A Z. Silver,
Eva; w. T. Gaarn, Waipahu; f. Z.
Greenfield and wife, EVA; A. H. Eames,
Wahiawa; r. T. Christopher, Kahuku.
From the mainland and the other is
lands at the same hotel are Otto Herr
and family, Reno, New; Mrs. E. j.
Higgins, Oakland, Mrs. E. A. Billings,
Los Angeles; Edythe K. Van Tine,
Catbatogan, p. l.; Harriet Higgins,
Oakland; i. A. Peek, Paia, Maui; A.
NJ. Lindsay, Honokaa, Hawaii Mrs c. |
B. Hofgaard, Waimea, Kauai; Mrs. E.
Omsted, Waimea, Kanai; r. 0. Lille,
Hilo; Jas. Keskland, Maui; Mr.. Hayes,
Molokai; M. w. McFadden, Kapahilu;
Mrs. j. j. Docolecia, Haeuila; E. Om
sted, Waimea, Kauai.
At the Alexander Young were: DR.. |
Denigar, Wailuku; A. Enos. Waikiki; |
II. S. Oppenhenice, New York; NJ. G. |
Masderson, Washington, D. c.; MS Z. |
A. Shutworth, San Francisco; Mrs. A. |
c. Derkum, Los Angeles; Miss E. E. |
Morgan, Los Angeles; L. G. A. Dieusen, |
Manila; Chas. Kelly and wife, Manila;
Miss E. Sobey, Kalae; j. Staff, Wahi- |
ava: F. Crawford, Kauai; J. Lennox, |
Kauai; l.. F. Hjorth, Kauai; III. S. Trus- |
colt, Makaweli; Frank Maueagum, Ma /
Mia; n. PARISH, Manila; H. A. Grace |
squive, Buenos Ayres; Frank Richmond, |
Hilo; Mrs. H. R, Bryant, Kohala;
Gladys Bryant, Kohala; Mrs A. Mason, |
Kohala; A. j. Boiling, Alameda; John
Stall, Kohala; Miss Kully, New York;
uildon, U. s. A
Registered at the Moana during the |
week were the following guests: DIR. |
Brown, U. s. A; Miss Hoyt and Miss
Rutty, New York; Earnest Masurel, |
Edmond Masurel and Albert Eranyck,
France; Fred P. Atwood, San Fran
cisco; R. Warburg, Berlin and j. j. /
Feather, MINNEAPOLIS.
~ ~ y
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Dunn and Mrs.
r. A. woodward left by the Manuka
for New Zealand, via Sydney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. I. Spaiding and the T
Misses Alice and Helen Spalding are
spending the week at Haleiwa.
That San Diego has been well rep
resented the past five years at the
commencement exercises of Punahou
College, Honolulu, is shown in a let
ter which Councilman A. E. Dodson
has received from F. F. Fyler, for
merIv associated with Mr.. Dodson in
the insurance business here, says the
San Diego Union. Mr.. Fyler says that
the city has been represented at these
commandments by Bishop H. B. Res
tarick. Walter G. Smith, D. L. With
ington and Henry E. Cooper, all well
known San Diegans.
~ ~ .ss
The engagement OF Captain Carroll
de Forest Buck, u. S. A. who passed
through Honolulu on the transport
Crook recently, and who has many
friends here, to Mrs. Ynez Shorb White
of San Francisco, has recently been
The date of the wedding
has not been definitely fixed.
Captain Buck will be stationed in the
for the next two years I'M
less otherwise ordered. If possible,
Captain Buck will obtain leave of alb ;
sence and return to san Francisco in
about a year to wed the pronsinent
society leader. But, in the event leave