The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-15

flagship West Virginia on Friday by
Admiral Dayton for Governor Frear.
The guests at the dinner were Govern
or Frear, Admiral Very, Captain j. B.
Milton, Captain Aaron Ward, Captain
S. A. Staunton, Captain c. Thomas,
Flee. Surgeon ]. c. Byrnes, Flag Lieu
tenant Tompkins. Major Dunning, Jus
tice Ballou and Professor Mead of the
Chicago University.
- - -
w. D. Adams, manager of the Ho-
noIulu Lyceum and Concert Bureau,
has been given the management of the
Royal Hawaiian Opera House and will
play visiting and local attractions
there during the year. He is in cor
respondence with several of the lead
ing managers of travelling companies
the United States and Australia and
arranging for engagements here. Man
ager Adams will play local companies
with the view to keeping open the
doors of the theater as much as pos
sible.
Consul and Mrs. Chang Tso Fan en-
tertained at dinner at the Imperial
Chinese Consulate on Sheridan street
Thursday evening. The table decora-
lions were in pink, and the table SER
vice very handsome. The guests Of
honor were Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dou-
thitt who leave shortly for Shanghai.
The other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lii Cheung, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Hatch, Mr.. and
Mrs. All Hoo, Mr.. e. r. Stackable, and
Mr.. E. C. Peters.
- ~ -
In response to request from a
number of ladies who attended the
course of drawing room talks, given In
February last at the residence of Mrs.
C. NJ Cooke, Miss Mary H. Krout has
consented to give a second series,
which will be the last that she will
give in Honolulu. Mrs. Henry Water
house, 1641 Nuuanu street, has kindly
placed her lanai at Miss Krout's dis
posal. 1t is very central and other
wise delightfully."- adapted to such
purpose. The dates and subjects are:
Charlotte Bronte, Oct. 5; Thackeray,
Oct. II; The Brownings, Oct. 10; George
Eliot, Oct. 26: Lew Wallace, Nov. 2.
The day selected is Saturday, for the
convenience of any of the teachers who
may desire to attend, and for the same
reason the morning has been fixed
upon-from 1920 to 1870.
&C 80 -
The song composed by S. K. Nainoa,
of the Hawaiian Glee Club, for the
Lucky Seven. has caught the fancy of
the Honolulu public but even more
pleased is Mrs. Weatherred with this
good work of the club. she has arrang
ed with Manager Nainoa for a song
for herself. The music is now COM
pleted
Peter Adams, until recently a resi-
dent of Honolulu and well know here,
was married in Victoria, British Col
umbia, to Miss Dorothy May Dun
stan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dunstan, of that city, the marriage
being celebrated on August %. Mr..
and Mrs. Adams will reside in Seattle,
at 1914 East Terrace street. Since leav-
ing Honolulu for the Orient, some
months ago, Mr.. Adams has visited
Japan and China, returning to San
finally locating in Seattle.
- - -
The leading illustration on this page
is one of several portraits of Mrs.
Longworth made during her stay here
by Roscoe Perkins. Of a large num-
Der of poses Mrs. Longworth selected
four which pleased her exceedingly.
The one presented herewith is one that
she was especially well satisfied with. |
- 20 -
A wedding that will come as great
surprise to the brides San Jose friends |
is that of Miss Eleanor Carlson, the |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Carl |
son of ATS Minor avenue, and Mr.. Will
liam o. Russell of Yolo County. The
was quietly solemnized in San