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

After the set program the sailors con-
tributed a series of amusing numbers
| of song and recitation. Mrs. Wall and
her lady friends at the conclusion serv-
ed coffee and cake to the assembly,
and the seamep before dispersal gave
their entertainers three cheers. "Alo-
ha Oe" was sung as a finale. This was
the main program, Miss McCandless
officiating as pianist in beautiful style:
| l. Observation-Disclosures Quintet Club.
/ 2. Seng-Mr. Arthur Wall.
/ 8. Piano Solo-Miss Madge McCand-
less.
4. Song-Miss Agnes Lyle.
/ s. Observation-Disclosures Quintet Club.
6. Violin Solo-Mr. w. "A. Love.
! Z. Song-Jas. Dougherty.
| 8. Selection-Kawaifaau Quintet Club.
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It is gratifying to learn that despite
| the heavy expenses incurred by the
promoters Of the Mardi Gras bal mas
que, expenses necessary that the af-
fair should be the grand success it
was, the net proceeds have amounted
to over nine hundred dollars. This
amount will be for the most part added
to the fund already accumulated for a
building fund, the ideal of many of the
/
their own in which such ambitious
functions as the Marci Gras can be
more properly held Those who by
donations helped greatly in making
such a success of the affair are D.
Howard Hitchcock, Mrs. A. A. Wilder
and Mr.. Whittle, who designed the
attractive posters used in advertising,
Carl Du Roi, Miss A. Park, James A.
Wilder and Mrs. e. d. Tenney, who
donated the prizes competed for by the
masquers, ]. n. Hertsche, who turned
over to the committee the use of the |
dining room and parlor of the Moana |
Hotel, the company which donated a |
part of the printing used by the COM |
mittee, and Give Davies, who assisted |
the committee in their preliminary I
work by a cash donation.
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A delightful dance was given on
Wednesday evening at the Young
Hotel pavilion by the members of Re-
bekah Lodge No. 2, /. o. O. F. A large
number of the members and their L
guests being present. M. T. Simonton
was capable floor manager, being as 4
sisted by a committee of five ladies, II
Mrs. NJ. Cantin, Mrs. Margaret Simon
ton, Miss Thora Oss, Mrs. Margaret
Ferguson and Miss Agnes Dunno.
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Five candidates we're initiated into
the mysteries of the Royal Purple de-
gree at the meeting of the Polynesian
No. 1, I. o. o. F., on
Friday night. After the ceremonies
he members adjourned to the roof /
garden of their hall. where speeches
we're made and refreshments served.
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A luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Wither-
ey. sister of Mrs. Dole, was given on
Wednesday by Judge and Mrs. Dole.
Mrs. Witherley is from New England
Ind will spend some time in Honolulu.
Among the guests at the luncheon were
Mrs. Knudsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
xnudsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Knudsen,
dr. and Mrs. Audrey Robinson and
hr. and Mrs. Francis Gay.
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A. large number Of Hono1ulus best
lnown people were guests Of Mr.. and
drs. Harry Maefarlane on Sunday last
It a tennis tea given in honor of Mr..
Hiss Ridgeway. A delightful time was
lad.
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Soonan will leave next month for the
mainland, intending to Spend a part
# the summer at beautiful Lake
Tahoe.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Scott are
booked to leave this month for the
coast, the plans for their tour embrace
ng a visit to the Yosemite and trip
TOO "a l
hey will visit the famous Canadian
lational park, of which Banff is the
enter. Mr.. Scott is in search of the
BEAUTIFUL iii nature and has been
recommended to spend some f
ime among the glaciers which sur
ound the hot springs of the Canadian
rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, who are well
nown among Honolulans, having
pent the winter here some two years
go, are back and have taken the Mac
arlane villa at Punahou for some
1onths. With them is Miss Ridgeway s
nd Mrs Burnette. who have already
ecome favorites in the social set here. il
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A luncheon given in honor of Mrs.
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as given on Wednesday at the Ten
ey home by Mrs. Helen Noonan. The +
sble decorations were of violet, these s.
overs being used extensively. Violet
lace cards were used, while in the S
enter of the table, a magnif1-
snt cut glass basket filed with the :.
.agrant blossoms was placed upon a :
toilet cover, the effect of the whole M
aing most dainty. Other flowers were "
sed throughout the room, with ferns
nd MALE Beside the guest of honor
lere were present Mrs. Herman tt
ocke, Mrs. Edward Tenney, Mrs. M. r
hillips, Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. L
erbert, Mrs. T. Faxon Bishop. Mrs. Fl
Gorge Herbert, Miss Mamie Winston &C
nd Mrs. A G. Halves, Jr. = T
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1.-THE Old Plantation was the scene al
very happy wedding on the even la
g of Monday last, Miss Keakealani Il
lard becoming the bride of Robert m
Doth, Rev. John osborne officiating. I'll
he affair was a brilliant one. al
Rough only the relatives and close
Fri Of he fra ut A