The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
Kilohana Art
League Notes

The note of most Importance to our
members and friends is little eXplana-
ton about the delay and change, which,
for the very good reason that even doe
tors wives are indisposed once IN
awhile, is here given.
Mrs. Humphris, to whom we are all
indebted for many happy hours spent
with the Dramatic Circle, consented to
read. by special request of the author,
Judge Dole 5 manuscripts at the evening
of Local Authors now being prepared
bv the Literary Circle under the dlrec-
ton of Mrs. L. S. McCandless.
AS the departure of the Humphris
for England has been set for December
the ninth, the directors, in courtesy to
our dramatic faxorite, asked Mr.. Buchly
to cease the preparations for the must
cal to be given this month in order
that the literary could be given in good
season as Mrs. Humphris farewell APP
pearance.
But alas this can not be for the con
tinued i'll health of this lady has made
it necessary for her to give up the en-
tire work.
AS notices for the semiannual exhi-
bition of the Pictorial Circle, the oldest
and most regular wheel in our machin'
erv. have been sent out, the first view
reception will be brought forward four
days and thereby the agreement Ct the
directors to furnish an entertainment
each month be carried out according to
the letter of the law.
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The Dramatic entertainment was on
October the first and the First View
will be on November the 30th. We are
working towards the means of the ex-
tremes which will mot allow dates at an
a month.
The trustees are still meeting The
new books are elaborate and would do
credit to any institution. Mr.. B. F.
on behalf of the trustees
has generously. given of his time to
systematic and perfect a system of ac- |
counts especially adapted to the fnan-
cial workings of the league.
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The Kilohana Christmas sale to be |
held on November 49, 20, and 81, is one !
Of Hawaiian Art Work Gifts. Many !
designs of the real lace made in the |
public schools will be on sale. Twiced !
zoa napkin-rings, toothpick holders, |
small calabashes, shelves, hat-racks, etc. |
are to be sent in from the KamcLa
neha Schools. Hawaiian cards aud !
,aleDders by Hawaiian artists aad Ha-
Haiian poems written by Eawanan
poets are a few of the items to men
ion. Last year the original designs
rave the trade many good ideas. 1t is
The desire of the Art League members
70 give of their ideas and originality 20
he trade which includes so m my who
copy a good idea many hundred times
Turing the year. Then China will he
shown in large quantities in small arti.
les and many other thi1gs now being
and made-and HawaI;an
Scene Calendars.
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This distinguished couple are being ex-
Lensivelv entertained by the Honolulu
smart set.
JUDGE and Mrs. Arthur Wilder re-
turned on the China Monday and are
lomiciled at their beautiful home at
Judge and Mrs. Sidney Ballou. in
FAINT and maid will leave Monday on
he transport Crook, to be gone sew
eral months.
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Mrs. Saunders and Miss Saunders,
wife and daughter of the popular cap
tain of the Manchura, will arrive in
shortly to spend the winter.
Miss Saunders, who is an attractive
yirl. spent four or five months, with
1er mother, in the Islands last year
md was greatly admired for her wit
md beauty.
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After a five weeks visit at the Vol
.ano House. Mr.. and Mrs Westervelt
'eturned to Honolulu and are now
staying at their beautiful home in
Nanoa Valley.