The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-30

F.! Walker, Eleanor Waterhouse, Marion
! Waterhouse, Margaret Waterhouse;
Messrs. Alfred Castle, George Fuller,
Gustave Schaefer, Ehrling Hedemann,
Howard Hedemann, Carl Hedemann,
Harold Castle, Sam Walker. William
Walker, Alexander Walker, Guy Mac
farIane, Herbert Dowsett, George
Brown, Webb Beggs, Dan Cramer, Der
went Kennedy, George Renton, Lewis
Renton. Walter Rycroft, w. L. Castle,
Spencer Bowen, Achilles (2), Guilford
Whitney. Hyde-Smith, Theodore Cooke,
Allison Jordan, Harold Giffard, Harold
Spencer, Rene Hognet, Sherwood Low
rey, Frederick Lowrey, Walter Love.
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Mrs James Judd has recently under
gone successful operation for appendi-
citis, and Miss Waterhouse is also con-
valescing from the same popular opera
ton. Both are at the Queen s Hospital
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Mr.. David Dowsett, who expected to
leave in the Mongolia for San Fran
cisco to take UP a permanent residence,
has deferred his departure for several
weeks.
Arrangements are being projected for
carrying out the grand ball planned by
+he Native Sons of California to take
place at the Moana Hotel, September
8. The grand march is to be led by
Governor and Mrs. Frear, Secretary
and Mrs. Mott-Smith are also to par
ticipate 1t is the desire of the com
mittee that all native-born Californians
who have rot already secured invita- /
lions for themselves and friends should /
call for that purpose at the store of |
j. Nj. Levy 6 Co., King street.
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The wedding of Miss Adeline Helen |
Franco and Mr.. John p Bento will /
take place at the Roman Catholic Cath
edral at o clock, on the evening of t
w Wednesday, September the second. I
Miss Franco is a teacher on this is I
land, and Mr.. Bento is an employee of |
the Eva Plantation Company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Brinckerhoff re-
turned TO Honolulu Thursday, after a
month stay at Haleiwa.
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Mr. and Mrs E. O.. White and son
Austin are spending a week at their
Haleiwa. Golf morning,
afternoon and night when the moon
shines.
Miss Mabel Phillips, Mrs. Andrew
Brown and Mrs. David NJ. Haughs
ire stopping at Haleiwa for ten days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Counter return
ID home Friday, after week stay at
he Hotel by the-sea, Haleiwa.
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Howard Hitchcock has returned from
his artist camp on Kauai and brought
With him quite the best collection of
paintings that has ever graeed his
studio. Hitchcock seems to be chang
ng in his subjects as well as the :
He confesses to having gone
nto the third stage of his artistic
.areer and the critics will undoubt-
dly say he has gone higher up on
he ladder of fame with each success J
i've stage. Apparently he abandon
d the whispering waves of the sea
hore for the wooded dells of the up
ands and secured additional fame
hereby. His work ranges from side
ill bits with their wealth of green's
md enhancing lights and shadows to
he more dramatic subject; the Wal
nea Canyon, a canvas in which he has
utdone all of his previous attempts
# this great piece of nature. His
lew work shows glimpses of the Whist
err school but it may be said to SAVIOR
much of Carrot, an artist whose work
ppeals to all lovers of art for its
ocular and effective treatment. Mr.
nd Mrs. VIII Love were on Kauai
or a few days with Mr.. Hitchcock
nd had the pleasure of watching him
t his work in the field. So pleased
we're they with it all that they were
rst to seize an opportunity to visit
he studio on their return and buy
wo of the choicest canvases. 1t is
expected there viii be private, or
exhibition of this late
7ork of Mr.. Hitchcock. If the public
given an opportunity to view them
the best of the canvases
ill later be seen in the homes of those
Tho enjoy real art.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Glib, of Pa
uhau, returned home by the Helene
CT Monday being accompanied nv | !.