The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29

Mr.. NJ. H. WEBB
Rocco. a farmer A. r. Cunha
Parafante. sergeant. 80. Chris Jenkins
Matheo. innkeeper VIM. Kerr
Francisco. ..............-..P e. Cox
Or Killdeda Arthur Macintosh
Angelo, page. Master Vernon Tenney
Marco, page. Master Reynold McGrew
Fianetta. daughter of Lorenzo XVII.
Mrs. Hugo Herzer
Ma Cherie Mrs Walter Macfarlane
Bettina. the Mascot Mrs. l. r. Crook
There is a chorus of over fifty, all
of whom are well known and their
names will appear later.
The dates fixed for the appearance
of the Mascot are April 23d and 18th,
and everything will be in running order
by that date.
1t may be mentioned here that there
is a very long list of patronesses for
the Mascot, perhaps longer than the
amateurs are usually fortunate enough
to secure. The names totaling up to
fifty will be published shortly.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. A. McCandless and
daughter entertained at dinner on
Thursday in honor of General and Mrs.
Mcclellan, the affair being one of the
most elaborate and enjoyable of the
week The guests invited to meet the
General and his wife We're Governor
and Mrs. Frear, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Lowrey, Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Cooke. Mr..
Walter G. Smith, Miss Young, Mr..
Frederick D. Lowrey.
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San Francisco News Letter.-The
Henry Foster buttons, who arrived not
long ago from Honolulu, are already
suffering from ''wanderlust," and will
shortly leave for New York City.
whence they will sail for Europe in
April They intend to spend the sum-
mer motoring about the Continent.
While here, a number of informal
affairs have been given in Mrs. Dut-
toms honor. scarcely a day passing
without merry luncheon and a few
serious hours of bridge afterwards. Al
most all the bridge clubs are contin-
uing through Lent in one or two cases
one or two of the members dropping
out. but the club still continuing. Last
Thursday, Mrs. Charles Josselyn was
hostess at the indefatigable little club
of players of which she is member,
and this week they met again for the
fascinating diversion. Mrs. Fred Pick
ering gave a bridge party on Thursday
of this week, which was fully as en-
joyable as the numerous other affairs
she has hostessed this season.
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Mrs. Samuel Monsarrat will enter
tain a few friends today in honor of
Mrs. Raymond of Honolulu. She is
sister of Mrs. Fred Knight and the
late Mrs. Stuart Dunbar.-Chronicle
March Is.
Society has continued all through the
week to patronize the Orpheum, box
parties being one of the favorite forms
of entertainment. The Lilliputians
please in every performance and the
same people are to be seen two or three
times d week among the applauders.
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The announcement during the week |
that the cableship Restorer is not to
return to Honolulu is sad news to a |
great many in this city who have been |
entertained aboard the steamer. The !
Restorer officers have a very large |
number of friends here and the efforts
that will be made to have the cable |
officials reconsider their determination /
to leave the vessel at Vancouver will /
receive hearty kokuas throughout the
city.
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Among the passengers on the Mon |
golia who decided to remain over are