The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-22

kilohana Art
League Notes

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Mrs. Walter F. Frears talk on Ed
ward Rowland SflI'' was most inter
esting. About fifty ladies We're pres
emit. All regret that this closes tenn
porarily the Saturday morning Leo
lures. We hope soon to have some
travel talks by DIR. Wodehouse. who is
going to stop over in Honolulu.
On Friday afternoon, March 81, at 4
o'clock. there will be a meeting of the
Pictorial Circle. This branch is the
oldest part of our society, and it in
cludes all of those who do work for
the semiannual exhibitions. Mr.. D.
Howard Hitchcock, the chairman, will
meet his fellow artists and talk over
the Importance of each ones bearing
the responsibility Of being well repre-
sented at the semiannual shows.
During the exhibitions the popular
custom, of serving afternoon tea, so
satisfactorily introduced at the last
two exhibitions, will be repeated on a
much more elaborate scale. On Sat
urday morning, after the literary talk,
a call for volunteers to aid in the re-
freshments to, guests visiting the ex-
hibition was responded to by about
two dozen members, who will have
charge of this pleasant duty.
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The permanent exhibition rooms on
the ground floor of our building have
been rearranged, and at present are
more attractive than they have ever
been since the leagues taking up it's
abode on Miller and Beretania. Tour
lists are especially invited to come and
see the work of Honolulu's local ar
lists.
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Low, Mrs. Elizabeth Freeth, Mrs. H.
Murray, Mrs. Geo. Renton, Mrs. Geo.
Beckley, Mrs. Whitehouse, Mrs. Nor
ton Riggs, Mrs. Hagens, Mrs. Sachs,
Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mrs. Chillingworth,
Mrs. C. W. Case-Deering, Mrs, F. H.
Mrs. Gulick, Mrs. Carter,
Mrs. Rabbit, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Purdy,
Mrs. Gartenberg, Miss Roth, Mrs.
Brock, Miss Winston, Mrs. Gaines,
Mrs. Along, Miss Rose Dawson, Mrs.
Albert Taylor, Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Hind,
Mrs. J. Low, Mrs. Hattie, Mrs. Ma
COON, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Ash
ford. Mrs. Selden Kingsbury, Mrs. A.
A. Young, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Water
house, Miss Harrison, Miss Brunette.
Mrs. McStocker, Mrs Schmidt, Miss
Ada Rhodes, Miss Cummings, Miss
Dreier, Miss Mcintyre, Mrs. Frank
Hatch, Mrs. Waipa, Misses McStocker,
Mrs. HAYES Jr.
Mrs Thwing and Miss Wolfe, as
sisted by the young ladies of the
Junior Missionary Society of the Chi
nese church, gave a reception Friday
afternoon to their proteges at the Call
1ren's home at Kaimuki.
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The Pillsburys, Newells, and the
Misses Winston left yesterday for Ha-
eiwa where they will spend a few
lays.
Mrs. Mamie Winston entertained at
Inner this week the Misses Winston.
Ter nieces, Princess Kawananakoa, and
Messrs Scott, Single, Wright and
the party ending the even
ng by visit to the Orpheum.
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party at the Orpheum Thursday even
Governor Cleghorn, Princess HAVANA !
lakoa, Mesdames Schmidt and Nawahi |
md Mr.. Frank Thompson.
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Mr.. Newell, who has been here for |
some time, expects to be a passenger |
or Minneapolis on the Mongolia next |
His wife and family win |
emain in Honolulu few weeks more. |
A delightful evening was spent by |
he friends of the Young Women's I
Christian Association at Engleside last
Tuesday, the occasion taking the form
# book shower, whereby the library
# the young ladies was enriched by |
twenty-five additional handsome vol
INES, presented by admfrfng friends.
were served and liter
.ry and musical program rendered.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Irwin, Mr.. and
drs. Harry Holbrook and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Tobin are guests of the Coro-
lado Hotel, California, for the pur-
,ose of taking in the polo tournament
here.
An informal tea was given last We'd
Iesday afternoon by Mrs. A. A. Hob
on at her residence on Makiki and
hastings streets, the affair being
raced by readings by Mrs. McKeever
nd Mrs. Fred Carter, after which