The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

Mongond from the HnllpplneS, where
he has been 10 inspect the school sys-
TEN on behalf of the government, was
visitor at Wahiawa yesterday He
went down by automobile as the guest
of Mr. John Garden of the Board Of
Education. Mr.. Gardens other guests
on the trip We're Prof NJ NJ. Scott and
John Garden, Jr.
Miss Thomas of Wahiawa has re-
turned from a year at school on the
mainland.
Honolulu Temple No. Pythian Sis
tiers, will hold the last meeting of the
card tournament tomorrow evening at
Castle hall, corner Beretania avenue
and Fort street. An ice cream social
will be an interesting finish to the
affair.
It is reported that officers of the
Big Four, since their return to the
| Coast, have found fault with Homo
lulu hospitality. They were not enter
| tanned as much as naval men used
to be- The same complaint was made
some years ago by the executive Of
| fcer of the Chicago. who said that the
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turning here. She has not been back
since.
| Lieut.. Case, who was at Camp Nc
Kinley before the present command
arrived at Fort Shafter has been as
signed to the instruction corps at West
Point Major Van Vliet and the other
officers of the Tenth VIII soon leave
Alaska and go into garrison at IN
dianapolis 1t is to that city Lieuten
ant Garrett will take his Honolulu
bride.
Society was out in force at Oahu
| College on Friday evening TO witness
! the amateur production of Pride and
Prejudice" which was so acceptably
rendered by the members of the Oahu
! College Dramatic Club. Those who
composed the cast We're Miss Alice
Hopper, Miss Doris Taylor, Miss Helen
North, Miss Edith Smith, Miss Cor
| della Gilman. Miss Bernice Smith, Miss
/ Doris Girdler, Miss Alice Cooper, Miss
/ Gladys Rycroft, Miss Maud de Brette-
4 vile: Messrs. Edmund Arnold, Richard
Cation, Watson BalIentyne, Kenneth
| Winter, Reynold McGrew, Guy Roth
| Well Jack Guard, Rexford Hitchcock
Soren Hannestad, Alfred Young, HUI
ron Ashford, Howell Bond and S. V.
Jakins.
Anticipating a busy social season, the
| Klamp home is being enlarged and re-
arranged.
The Cummings entertained at dinner
last week for Mrs Ewell, Major and
| Mrs. Wadhams and Mrs McKinnon.
Miss de Lartigue will close her dane
ing class for the season at Mrs. Won
Hollis next Friday evening. The en-
| tertainment will be in the form of a
cotillion and will be participated in by
the coming fathers and mothers of the
hamlet.
Kamehameha Day saw the Moana-
lua golf links and the Country Club
we'll patronized by golfers and picnic
parties.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Edith Jones of San Rafael and Mr..
George Cooper, who is connected with
the English diplomatic service in Siam.
Miss Jones is sister of Mrs. Robert
! Renton Hind.
Mrs. DR.. Augur was the guest of
honor at rose luncheon given by Mrs
L. L.. McCandless on Friday last. Mrs.
Augur and her son, Maurice. are leav-
| ing for the Coast in the Hilonian to
make trip through California.
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Tho baT bnuoa Jouy in Nance
was the scene of a most enjoyable
picnic supper on Thursday, at which
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies We're the
| hosts. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ Swanzy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Ivers, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit
| Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs s. c. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davies, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Focke, Mr.. Walter Dillingham;,
DR.. Golfer.
| Following a pleasant precedent es-
tablished a few years ago, the College
| Club gave a breakfast on Thursday
morning at the Lyman place, Waikiki,
to the girl graduates of Oahu College
and the High School.
| Places were set for sixty at the
tables which were lavishly decorated
with golden shower. While full justice
| was being done to the excellent menu
set before the guests, a varied pro-
gram of college songs and informal
| speeches was carried out.
The colleges heard from were Welles-
| ley, Smith, Bryn Mawr, Vassar. Chi
cago. Berkeley and Oberlin, and each
| speaker dWelt upon some characteris-
| tic feature of her own college. The
Vassar daisy chair, the Wellesley tree
| day, and the Berkeley bonfire. were
| each described graphically to the en-
| joyment of all. Mrs. J. NJ Whitney
representing Oberlin. the oldest col-
| lege, presented the club with beau
| tiful Oberlin banner of scarlet and
gold.
The president of the College Club.
Mrs. Isaac Cox, acted as toastmistress,
/ introducing the speakers with her
/ usual ease of manner. Her first and
| last words were in behalf of her Alma
| Mater TSryn MaN-r besides in