The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17


been for several years the stenograph-
er and private secretary for Bruce
Cartwright and will be greatly missed
by a large number of friends. She las
resided in this city for the past ten
years.
A sewing club has been organized
lately among some young matrons call
ing themselves 1.-The Busy Bees
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The Oahu College department OF mu
sic will give another pupils concert IN
Chas r. Bishop hall tomorrow Mon
day. evening at 8 o'clock Mrs. A. B.
Ingalls, who is in charge of the violin
department has arranged the program.
Students from all the music depart
ments will be heard. The public is
cordially invited. The program fol-
lows:
Violin Quartet-'"Traumere ........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schumann
Violet Damon, Doris Taylor, VIM. H.
Hoogs Jr., Wilfred Harrison
Piano-tAmitra Dance" ...... Greig
Mary Kaui Wilcox.
Violin-"Polish Dance" .Mendelssohn
Doris Taylor.
Song-"Bind auf dein Haar" Haydn
Miss Shaw.
Violin-(a) "Sarabande" BONN
OBJ Solitude sur la Mon
tagne" Ole Bull
Violet Damon.
Piano-"Ind Valse". ............. GODDARD
Alice Bond.
Violin-(a) Simple Aveu" Thome
OBJ ''Serenade' ....... Drala
Songs-(a) "Das Veilchen" -. Mozart
OBJ Der Asra" -. .Rubenstein
Miss Shaw
Trio-"Joyful Summertide'' Schumann
Mrs. Ross. Violet Damon, VIM. Hoogs
Jr. Accompanied by Miss Elsa
Schaefer.
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w. G.. Smith has returned to Kauai
after several weeks enjoyment of Ho-
nolu1u hotel and club life.
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Mrs. J. Lucas and daughter have re-
turned from their Boston visit
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sachs entertained at a
dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel on Fri
day evening. The guests were Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers, and Mrs.
Mellis.
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On Thursday evening a very delight
full surprise party and linen shower
was rendered to Miss Sophie Myers at
the residence of Mrs. George Myers,
17S Beretania avenue. A number Of
friends were present. The party was
a complete surprise to the entire fam
lily and very cleverly carried out Cards
were INDUCED in and bountiful refresh
ments served. Miss Myers with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers,
leave for New York on the Alameda,
where the former will meet her fiance,
Mr.. Carl Kaiser
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1t is reported that the Chinese gov
eminent will acquire a site in Homo
lulu for the building of a new official
residence for Consul General Chang
Tso Fan, probably on Nuuanu street.
The Consul and Madame Chang Tso
Fan are frequent entertainers and the
report of a new consulate brings with
it the prospect of a handsome house
warming party.
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A well attended transport dance was
given at the Seaside Hotel on Thurs
day night, pronounced to have been
one of the most successful hops given
at that popular resort during the year.
The band OF the Tenth Cavalry, pass
ing through on the transport Thomas, |
contributed the music for the dancers |
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The Opera House was crowded on |
Thursday night at the best dramatic |
Honolulu has been favor |
ed with for some time. The fact that |
so many prominent people eagerly |
seized the opportunity to see the Mack |
shows that the town is hum
cry for something more in the line of |
theatrical amusements.
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party consisting of Mrs. Jonathan
Bourne, Jr. the wife of the newly
elected Senator from Oregon, and Mrs.
Whittam and daughter of Manchester,
England, left on the S. S. Mongolia
Friday to continue their trip around
the world. They expect to be two years
in making this journey, stopping at all