The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-05

management of W. D. Adams, on May
Z and 9. The Sydney Herald said OF
her after one of her concerts:
The interchangeable artist rendered a
full dozen OF exacting vocal pieces
with a voice that was fresh and elias
tic to the last note OF the last song
ard an executive brilliancy that seems
TO know neither difficulties nor slips
The eminent songstress and her audi
ence were in complete accord, and
although with one exception she sang
| in French all the evening. her clear
| diction and appropriate gestures ban
all misundersta pdtngs on the side OF
/ the listener. and permit him to fully
! enjoy every one of her contributions.
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! Among Governor Frear's callers or
! Friday We're Mr.. H. F. Briggs and Mr.
/ q. H. Briggs of San Francisco, who
arrived here by the Mongolia and are
remaining over for month. They
are prominent in San Francisco bust
ness affairs, and the Commercial Clut
has invited Mr.. A. H Briggs to give
an address, at the club on the rehabil-
itation Of San Francisco.
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Mrs. MackalI's many friends and adj
mirers will be glad of the announce
ment now made of a recital for the
evening of April 80, in the ballroom of
the Young Hotel
This is certain to be a successful
artistic and social affair. as Mrs.
Mackall's audiences always comprise
musicianship appeals so strongly, but
also those who are simply music-loy-
ers. who can appreciate the simplicity,
earnestness and charm of her sing
ing.
The program promises to be rare
one of pleasing variety, as the singer
has been most fortunate in obtaining
the consent of Mrs. w. L. Whitney
and Mrs. F. Howard Humphris to as
sist her. The charm and grace of each
of these ladies in her interesting
sphere are well known and appreci-
ated Miss Margaret Clarke, formerly
of Cincinnati, but now happily res
ident here. will accompany Mrs.
Mackall, which is equivalent to saying
she will have perfect support in her
songs.
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The steamship Moana. arriving on
Friday night, brought among her pas
sengers a bride for John M. Perry.
Miss Christian K. Mclean, coming d.
rect from Scotland to be married here.
The ceremony took place yesterday at
the residence of the officiating clergy
man, Rev. John w. Wadman, of the
Methodist Episcopal church, in the
presence of Mr.. and Mrs. David M.
friends of the bride and
groom.
The bride comes here from Kilmun,
Scotland. the groom being the we'll
known bookkeeper of the Waianae
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry will
spend few days in the city before
leaving for their home at Waianae.
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Mrs Walter F. Frear will not be cat
home tomorrow, her next reception
day being planned for April 20. On
that day Mrs. Harold Dillingham; and
a number of other brides will assist
IN receiving.
Misses Violet and Vera Damon were
the hostesses at a thoroughly enjoyable
Understanding party, given on We'd
nesday afternoon at the Mechanism
place in Manoa. The guests included
Mrs. Richard Cooke, Mrs. Ernest Ross,
Mrs. Erdman, Misses Jessie Kennedy,
Grace Webster, a guest of the Ken
nedys; Irene Fisher, Alice Hedemann,
Carmen Glove, Margaret and Beatrice
Castle, the Misses Waterhouse.
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Mrs. E. c. Damon, Mrs. McKinnon
md Mrs. Jack McKinnon will take pos
session on Wednesday of the Damon
several weeks.
An Easter luncheon in honor of Miss
Carmen Glove, of Woodlawn, Califor- /
Tia, was given on Thursday by Miss !
Alice Hedemann, proving to be de- !
ightful affair. The guests included |
many of the girls of the younger set, /
here being present the Misses Violet I
nd Vera Damon, Beatrice Castle, Irene /
Fisher, Madge McCandless, Alice
Cooke, Grace Webster, Dorothy Hart
veil, Mrs. Richard Cooke.
Mrs. James Judd, whose marriage to
)r, Judd snort time ago IN san
francisco came as a surprise to the
octors many Honolulu friends and
Who has since her arrival here won
many friends for herself, was the
,uesf of honor at a reception given on
Friday at the residence of Mrs. Albert
udd. The charming young bride made
decided impression.
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Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Ashford enter
aimed on Wednesday evening in honor
f DIR. and Mrs. Humphris. among the
Their guests being DR.. and Mrs. Mack
II. Mr.. and Mrs. Buchly, Mrs. Gard
er wilder and Captain Carter, U. s NJ