The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-01

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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lennox, Of Eleele'
are in Honolulu the guests of Mrs
Biskford, Mrs. Lennox sister. They
came over to see the Floral Parade
and are staying over for the Mardi
Gras ball.
Miss Dorothy Efnger entertained al
pedro at her home on Manoa Heights
Yesterday afternoon for the following
Young ladies': Miss Dodie Ballentyne,
Miss Gladys Rycroft, Miss Edith
Smith, Miss Letitia Morgan, Miss
Grace Farnesworth, Miss Dorothy
True. Miss Bertha Kopke, Miss Alice
Cooper. Miss Florence Winter, Miss
Maude De Bretteville, Miss Mildred
Turner, Miss Isabel Cooper, Miss Irene
Cooper, Miss Doris Girdler and Mrs.
sam De Freest. The first prize was
won by Miss Girdler and the BOBBY
prize by Miss Morgan. AT the conclu-
sion of the party the young ladies ad-
journed to the Manoa Tennis Clubs
opening, as the grounds are close by.
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A pleasant musical program was
rendered yesterday at Dole Hall, Oahu
College, by the pupils of the violin
and piano departments. The young
people acquitted themselves most cred
itably The numbers were as follows:
Three Little Melodies" ......... Sevcik
Francis Bowers.
'sAndante OPP. At. .................He Heller
.'Marchen" .......:.... Rehfeld
Evelyn Low.
Melody Soldiers. March. :. Schumann
Martha Tulioch.
Song of the Sea Shelf -. Krogmann
Petite VaIse'' .....L. Mendelssohn
Joshua Pratt.
'Sonatina'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Kuhlan
All Moy Chang.
Soldiers March" ....L. Mendelssohn
Olmsted Atwater.
'Mazurka" .................- Won Wiim
Elsie Conant.
"Cabaletta c. .Theo. Lack
Cyril Damon.
'Sonatina' ..-..........-.-.... Clement
Nellie Chalmers.
Concerto No. .Seitz
Wilfred Harrison.
''Etude" Observation-Disclosures. Reinecke
Ruth Lindsay.
''SaIut d'Armour'' ......... Elgar
Doris Taylor.
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A large number of society folk are
planning box parties at the Mardi Gras
ball, among them being Mr.. and Mrs.
Schaefer, Mrs. Lawrence, Governor
Cleghorn, Mrs. Cox. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Dillingham;, Mr. and Mrs. Case
Deering, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Cooke,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Cooke and many
others.
The amateur players who appeared
at the Opera House on Thursday and
last night have been reaping numerous
about the town for the
decidedly talented way in which they
carried through both plays to success.
The performances were better in very
many ways than any other such given
in the city.
Bishop and Mrs. Restarick returned
last week from Hawaii.
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Mrs. w. F. Frear entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her Peninsula
home in honor of Mrs. Ella Wheeler
a large number of guests GO
ing down from the city by special
train.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Lobdell, Miss
Adeline Lobdell. and Miss Jessie Orion
form a party of well-known Chicago
society folk now in the islands, at
present at the volcano. They will re-
main in the islands for a month or
two, sailing then for China for two
months and across the Trans-Siberian |
railroad to Moscow. Next summer
will be passed in Sweden and Switzer- |
and and the return home next fall will |
be made via England to New York |
Miss Orion is the f1ancee of Charles |
tobdell and their marriage will prob |
ably take place next November
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The marriage of Alfred C. Patten ,
and Adeiine. eldest daughter of Leon |
Malterre of Onomea, was celebrated on !
Sunday last at Honuapo. The cere- |
nony was performed by Rev. Kamoku. |