The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-09

Waller and the other members of the
family are in Leipsic
s% ~ .S
A Kamehameha Day dance will be
given at the Seaside on Tuesday even
ing The members of the EIleford Com
pany, who will end their engagement
in Honolulu on that evening, will at
tend the affair after the Orpheum per-
Torrance.
Miss Lucy Dimond was hostess at a
delightful dance on the deck of the
Rithet last Wednesday night when the
liberty of the vessel was granted her
and fifty or more of her young friends,
The deck was beautifully decorated
with palms and ferns, a canvas cover
ing shielding the guests from the light
showers passing over the city at inter-
walls. The dancing space was lighted
with japanese lanterns hung in profu-
sion from the canvas ceiling. Hawai-
ian music was rendered by a quintet
club and shortly before eleven o'clock
delicious refreshments were served.
Including the grown ups more than
fifty persons enjoyed the affair. Miss
Dimond chaperoned by her mother.
proved herself a model hostess, looking
to the happiness of her guests with the
grace and dignity of one many years
her senior. AS the friend of her father
Captain Drew was hospitality itself
and was unremitting in his efforts to
make the little folks comfortable.
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The initial weekly hop at the Sea-
success, the local popularity of the at
tractive beach resort being fully shown
by the number of townfolk who
thronged the grounds and dancing pa
vilion.
Miss Frances Gregg of the Young Ho-
tel is to return on the Alameda to her
home in Los Angeles on a visit She
will resume her teaching of piano,
mandolin and guitar on her return in
September, for year or so, then will
continue on a trip around the world.
Should Miss Gregg be unable to get
passage on the Alameda. her pupils
will give one more recital before she
leaves, at her studio in the Oregon
block
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During the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Dodge next year in Japan, their
private school will be in the charge Of
Miss Louise Lucas and Miss Gwen
dolyn Blair. These ladies have had
many years experience in teaching at
Irving Institute, San Francisco, to
which they have been earnestly re-
quested to return. They are not stran-
gers in Honolulu, having been for the
past two years associated with st. An
drew's Priory. Their combined expe-
rience in normal and kindergarten
training, music, drawing, French and
German, especially fit them to con-
tinue the line of work so long carried
out in the school of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dodge.
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There was a very pretty birthday
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Pfiuger, at their residence, Keeaumo-
ku street, on Friday, the occasion be-
ing the seventh anniversary of the
birth of their little daughter Marie.
There was dancing and refreshments
galore for the little tots.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton
anu their guest
lane (Mrs. buttons sister,, are spend
ing a few weeks in Southern Califor-
MIA. They will return thence to revisit
San Rafael, where Mr.. and Mrs. Dut-
ton have been staying recently. Mrs
Macfarlane's friends along this Coast
are extending her enthusiastic greet
ing, and are already planning all for
her pleasure that is possible under
present hampered conditions.
As Miss Polly Dunn, one of the
sweetest and most fascinating girls in
San F'rancisco's social circles, Mrs.
Macfarlane was widely beloved. In the
years since her marriage that she has
been resident of the island city peo-
pie have never ceased to miss her. She
returns every once in a while for few
weeks visit, and finds herself not only
unforgotten but always gladly well
come-Chronicle, May 90.