The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-22

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blue and white, with a dove and a
palm branch. Jollity, Miss Margaret
( Rastarick, will wear a folly costume
of orange and black, hung with tiny
bells. Mirth, in green and gold, Miss
Helen Spalding, carries her brass Gym
balls
Their song and dance is one of the
prettiest features of the evening. The
Village Children are to be dressed in
bright colors with the quaint Dutch
caps and wooden shoes. The members
of the Kunalu Boat Club will act as
ushers. and are well-versed in the art
of showing the audience to their seats.
They are the Misses Wight, Spalding,
Alice Spalding, Cation, Blair, Lucas,
Restariek. MeCOrriston, Thompson and
Werthmueler For the distribution
of programs, the Misses Cooper, An
gus. Ballentyne, Grdler, Kopke and
Patterson will take charge. There
will be a full orchestra. for which Mr.
William Love is arranging. There
will be first and second violins, viola.
cello, bass, flute, clarionet, first and
second horns, cOrnet and trombone.
Everyone who is connected with the
Operetta pronounces it one of the pref
tiest of Christmas stories It is full
of joy and happiness, with a touch
here and there of pathos, only to
make the spirit of happiness more
marked.
Miss Constance Restarick and Miss
Anna Tucker will spend the week S
end as the guests of Miss Charlotte
Hall, at their restful country home at
Pearl Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wall and Miss
Daisy Dietz are spending the month
of November on Tantalus.
Miss Murphy and Miss Francis Muir
ply, from Helena, Mont, will spend
the winter at the Moana Hotel.
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Mrs. Philip Andrews is being extern
sively entertained during her visit in
Honolulu. Mrs Charles Wight enter
tanned most charmingly in her honor
last Wednesday at a bridge luncheon.
The following enthusiastic bridge play
ers were present: Mrs. Philip An
drews, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs.
George Potter, Mrs. Eben Low, Mrs.
KIebahn, Mrs. j. NJ. Dowsett. Mrs.
Charles Wilder, Mrs. Mary Gum. Miss
Helen Alexander, Miss Margaret Walk
er. Miss Mcintyre and Miss Agnes
Walker.
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The young bachelors of Honolulu |
will give a dance Thanksgiving Eve at |
the Young Hotel. The young men hav-
ing the affair in charge include |
Messrs. Harold Castle. Derwent Ken
nedy and Frederick Lowrey. 1t is |
only recently that the Young and Mo- |
ana hotels have been thoroughly APP
preciated as places for private enter
tainments.
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Captain Humphrey, who leaves for |
the East on the transport Thomas, viii |
be greatly missed by his host of |
friends in Honolulu. The genial Cap |
tain left Thursday for Kauai, to be |
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Fairchild.
Call.-An engagement that was |
about before the formal an
last Wednesday was that
of Miss Ethel Amweg and Walter A. |
Scott Mrs. Frederick J. Amweg, mother /