The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-30
kilohana Art
League Notes

! League Notes |
On Friday afternoon meeting of the
directors of the kilohana Art League
was held and many matters of import
dnce to the league wee discussed.
1t was voteu to extend to Mrs l.
Moore an invitation to hold a special
exhibition and sale of her China paint
ing to open on July 18th.
The meeting of the directors adj
journed until 8 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, at which time another meeting will
be held. Those present were Mrs. H..
Won Holt, Mrs. A. B. Tucker, Mrs. \.
Fl. Parke, Mrs L. Marshall and Mrs.
w. N. Graham. In the absence of Mr..
Hitchcock, Mrs. Graham, the vice
president, presided.
Mrs. Moore has decided to take
studios in the Art League building.
She will conduct classes. and receive or
ders in China painting. For more than
half year, strict course Of lnstruc-
ton from several good teachers has
been Mrs. Moore IS advantage during
her visit to the mainland. Those who
have been privileged to see her work
are pleased with her great improve
ment.
As the noise of the building of the
extension of the Cathedral is rather
loud, the Guild will meet in the rooms
of the Art League on Monday after
noon Immediately following the meet
ing a tea will be served in honor of
visiting frields who are on their way
to new labOrs.
On Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 Mrs.
Won Holt would like to meet all nIem-
bers interested in the advance Of the
musical circle in the library of the Art
League.
The lecture given by Prof. Hart was
very instructive and interesting to even
those who do not take pictures.
The membership of the Photographic
club is growing each day. A meeting
was held in the library of the League
last Wednesday evening and i'll the
near future a suitable dark room will
be fitted up for the use of members.
The library and exhibition hall of the
Art League will probably be used as
the camera lovers require from tine to
time for meetings and exhibitions and
lectures. Perhaps Prof. Hart will
promise to visit with Mr.. Francis Gay
from Kauai at regular intervals. Mr..
Hitchcock is a very enthusiastic
photographer.
On every Friday evening the Homo
lulu Symphony Society meets in the
rooms up stairs and enjoys a very
pleasant evening devoted to music. A
cordial invitation is extended to mem
bers and friends to attend often.
The concert at Punahou was a rare
treat to all lovers of music.
A box plan of the Art League hall
will soon be made. When the portable
large stage is set in place with all of
the Symphony Society on it, there will
be a surprise in store for those who
have not calculated on the many adj
vantages connected with the Art
League hall for small, select entertain
mentS.
Mrs. Marshall has nnw j liltie spa:
time in which to paint, but never
enough to fill the many orders for her
fish and hibiscus pictures which are
admired so mrch Now that school has
closed and tsat Art League matters
will be quiet for the next two months,
it is the desire of the members to have
more of Mrs. Mcrshall's work on ex-
hibition )eImancntIy.
AIT, the Baby 2nOw. Those who did
not attend VII never nave another
chance to see another just like it. And
the lunch-it was good and every one
had enough. And the money that was
made for the running expenses of the
league-it was all given lack to the
babies. Who could make money off of
poor little babies-rather have them all
90 home happily with a prize--even one
for the best behaved, an American
baby.
in honor of Mrs. James Scott, the wife
of the manager of Kihei Plantation.
His guests were Mrs. James Scott, Mr..
and Mrs John D. Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold T. HayseIden and Robert w.
Single.
Major and Mrs. Dunning are infat-
uated with the bathing at Waikiki and
may be seen every afternoon in the
surf.