The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-02
SOCIETY

A pretty dance was given at Odd
Fellows hall last night by the sopho-
more class of Honolulu High School.
The hall was decorated in the class
eolors of gold and green. Vines were
literally festoone6 and yellow leis
fashioned in the class date 10 appear
ed at conspicuous points. Dominating
the scheme was large American flag.
The decoration committee consisted of
Masters Gavien Bush, Nat Biart. Ed.
Garden, Austin White, William Barn
hardt, Misses Irene Gertz, Eola Logan,
Aileen Mott, Constance Simpson, Isabel
Namanu, Frances Otremba. Music was
furnished by Kaai's orchestra and
large number of the young people, to-
gether with sprinkling of their
grownup friends, enjoyed themselves
until nearly last car.
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Miss Agnes j. Smith was one of the
departing passengers on the Alameda
on Wednesday last. She goes east to
spend two or three years with rela-
tives.
Some time during the present month
a benefit will be given for the Hawaii
yacht fund by Manager Cooley and the
members of the EIleford company, now
playing at the Qrpheum The idea is
Mr.. Coofey's, who offered the services
Of his company, the offer being taken
up at once by the yacht committee.
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Ranford Worthing, prominent citi-
zen OF San Diego, is here on a tour
which will extend to the South Sea Is
lands. !.
George Rolph, wife and daughter re-
turned by the Alameda to the Coast
yesterday after a visit of about
month in Honolulu. Mr.. Rolph is the
general manager of the Crockett Re-
inery.
The newly elected officers of the st.
Clements Woman's Guild, chosen at
the annual meeting of that organiza-
ton on Tuesday afternoon, are: Mrs.
Osborne. president: Mrs William
Thompson, vice president: Mrs. o. A.
Steven, treasurer; Mrs. William Wall,
secretary: Mrs Herbert Mist, direc-
tress, and Mrs. H. P. Wood. assistant
direetress.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Morton Riggs have ,
moved from their LunaIilo street resi-
dence to 1855 King street. The Stack /
ers have taken the house just vacated j
by Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs.
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a very enjoyable dance was given |
on Friday night by the management
of the Moana Hotel, the affair being
farewell and a leap year hop combin- |
ed. IT has been since announced. how
ever. that the hotel is not to be al |
together closed. so that the farewell |
part of the dance is a misnomer.
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The Seaside has been the scene of a
number of very pleasant informal
dances lately. the one given on Friday
night being well attended despite the
rather stormy weather. Manager Stout
is making many friends in Honolulu
and his management of the hotel
makes these dances very popular ones.
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Consul and Madame Chang Tso Fan
win receive this morning from eleven
o'clock until noon in honor of the Chi
nese New Year celebration.
Among the out-of-town visitors in
the city this week are Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hind, of Kona, who arrived on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Baldwin of Maui,
who have been spending some time in
town, left for their home on Friday
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Cards have been issued for a recep-
ton at the Kilehana Art League to-
morrow evening at half past eight to
view an exhibition of jewelry designed
by May Mott-Smith Cunningham and
collection of paintings and craft work
by we'll known artists and craftsmen
Mrs ". F. Frear. Mrs. E.. a Mott
Smith, Mrs, George r. Carter, Mrs c.
b. Cooper, Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy. Mrs.
a. G. Halves Jr., Mrs. Gerrit 2. Will
der. Mrs. ]. P. Cooke, Mrs II. NJ. Won
Holt and Mrs. W. r. Brinckerhoff are
the patronesses.
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Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke Jr.. Mrs. ]. A
Johnson and B. F. Beardmore, are the
ones representing the Manoa Tennis
club to arrange for the formal OPEN
ing of the splendid new courts in the
valley. The date of the opening has
not been set as yet. but the committee
are arranging for the affair and the
near future should see it. The new
court is one Of which the club members