The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-01


since last SUNDAY from the outside
districts, Oahu and the other Islands
are: Senator and Mrs. P. Woods, ko-
hala; Col z. S. Spalding, Kauai; j. n.
Isdgate, Kauai; st. Claire Bidgood'
Haleiwa: Mr. and Mrs. Goodale, Wal
alua; Mrs VIM. Maun, Hilea, Hawaii;
W. c. Crook, Maui; D. Mckay, Maui;
Miss Ethel Smith, Maui.
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A crowd that filed the Knights Of
Pythias hall was the respond made
TO the invitations to the dance given
by the Royal Hawaiian Glee Club IN
honor Of Mrs. Weatherred and the
Lucky Seven. A particularly happy
feature of the evening was the Lucky
Seven two step and song composed
for the young ladies and presented to
them by Manager S. K. Nainoa. An
acceptance was nicely expressed by
Mrs Weatherred in behalf of the
Young Women. The words of the song
were written by Mrs. Eleanor RlVen-
burgh.
The club was at its very best and
the program rendered was well select
ed showing a great range in new
music, both Hawaiian and American,
and also showing the talent and abil-
ity of the manager, S. K. Nainoa, as
a composer. Some of his new COM
positions, the Hawaiian Glee Club
Forever March, "Only YOU THE
Eating of the Poi'' and the Lucky
Seven two step and song were render
ed, the latter the hit Of the evening.
This glee club has progressed a great
deal. 1t is the organization which in
the past assisted the Hawaiian band
boys, supposed to be stranded on the
Coast, by giving a benefit ball at the
Young Hotel and gave also a Christ
mas tree to the family of the band
boys from this same fund.
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The guests from abroad registered
at the Alexander Young Hotel during
the week are: f. f. Barbour, San
Francisco, w. G. Smith, San Francis
co: G. f. Johnson, J. L. Hobbs, San
Francisco; Mrs. r. N. Overend, Oak
land: ]. 3. Thomas, Mrs. J. B. Thorn
as, San Francisco; F. G. Blaisdal,
Yuma, Ariz.: H. Ingrew, Healdsburg,
Calf; Theo. Martin, San Francisco;
Lawrence Thompson, San Francisco;
Mrs. w. G. Fuller, Miss Helen Mac
gregor, San Francisco; H. H. Hage-
dorm, California; z. Hackett and wife,
John Hackett, Oakland; Capt. E. P.
Drew, U. S. A; Albert NJ. Adams,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Hindes, San
Francisco; Mrs. w. G. Barrett, San
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Parkus,
Ell Paso, Texas; VIM. J. Stone, Mrs.
Stone, Miss Stone, st. Louis, Mo-; w.
S. Berdau, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs Kingsbury, sanborn; Mr.. and
Mrs James Smith, Los Angeles.
At the Moana were A. Bachuder,
Oakland, Mr.. j. G. Lambert, Los An
ana; and R. Vern Mitchell, Buffalo,
n. Y.
The guests at the Royal Hawaiian
included the following: Otto Herr
and family, Reno, Nevada; Mrs. e.
Williams, Oakland; Mrs. c. T. Won
Schan, Oakland; Miss L. Stenart, New
York; Geo. Luiord, Goldfield, Neva-
da; B. F. Taylor and wife, Jackson,
California; H. l.. Lyon. Mrs. H. L.
Lyon, Minneapolis, MINI.
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On Thursday evening a very jolly
dinner was given at the Seaside in
honor of Captain Jack Quinhy of the
cruiser Cincinnati. The guests were
Mrs. Gedge, Miss Vivian Gedge, Miss
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic J.
Church, Mrs Gardner Wilder, Captain
Quinby, Lieutenants Bassett and Neal
and DR.. Wicks. They attended the
dance later.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Reidford have |
taken a cottage at the Seaside for six |
months.
The following officers from the flag |
ship West Virginia have engaged a i
cottage at the Seaside during their /
stay in Honolulu: Captain Lay of the |
Marine Corps, and Lieutenants Butler,
Allen, Fremont, Symington and Lyt-
tell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
more than enthusiastic over Haleakala
and Maui, returned on Thursday and
went out to their cottage at the Sea-
side. They leave today for Ahuimanu.
returning on Tuesday morning.
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A hop will be given at the Seaside on
Monday evening in honor of the Big
Four, the fleet of cruisers now on their
way from Japan. Prove that Honolului
hospitality is as of yore and turn out
en- maSse.
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Complying with many requests, the
of the Seaside has decided
to postpone the Mardi Gras in benefit
of the All-Hawaii polo team until
Tuesday, September 10. A large num-
Der of the society folk of Honolulu say
that they have not time In which to
get their costumes ready. AS the polo
benefit will be the most elaborate af.
fair ever given in Honolulu, Manager
Church is only too glad to acquiesce in
the wishes of the public.
&c ~ As
HILO, August 30.-Recent visitors at
the Volcano House have been J. D.
Easton, Otto Herr and family, e. v.
Todd, Mrs. E. Williams, Miss G. f.
Won Shoull, Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsburyl
Saubom, Mrs. E. G.. Thomas, Miss Car
RE Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy NJ.
Penoyer, A. B. Giles, Hall Giles, c. r.
Brissel, B. r. Banning, Mrs. w. XII
niakua, Mrs. Nawahinemanu. w. S.
E. E. Richmond, n. G.
Campion. J. Frazer, William McAld,