The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-26
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The First View Reception on Tues
day evening was well attended in spite
of SO many counter attractions.
The number of exhibits are greater
showing than we have ever had. This
includes the china and photographs.
The quality of the individual work is
the best ever exhibited. The hanging
committee were not obliged to refuse
one piece. AT the last exhibition no
| less than sixteen were not up to the
standard, and with great regret the
committee were obliged to refuse to
exhibit anything but work of WHICH
| the members and the public could
make only favorable comment. AS the
present exhibition is both ahead of any
other in number and quality it is safe
to say that the artists are still i'm
proving.
They are proud of their work and
wish all to come before Saturday even
ing and view their work. The doors
are open from 8 to 5 during the day
and 7:30 to in the evenings, Friday
evening excepted Admission and cata-
logues are free to all.
Tea is being served every afternoon
between three and five. Members are
invited to come and bring their friends
or send them.
THE LANAI.
On Monday evening at seven-thirty,
there will be meeting held under the
auspices of the City Improvement Cir
Gle of the League.
The first purpose of the meeting is
for the exhibition of Mr.. Gordon Us
borne's plans for the inclosing the en-
trance to the stage and wooden parts
necessary for the transforming of the
Market place into 1.-The Lanai
The second purpose of the meeting
is for the explanation of the plan by
which they may be put in in time for
the Congress of Song, the entertain
ment of the fleet, and the Kennel
show, three uses of the building for
which Mr.. Marston Campbell has given |
his consent.
The third purpose of the meeting is |
for the explanation of the plan by |
which, instead of the different COM
mittees, clubs, ETC., wasting their ef- |
forts and money on temporary i'm |
provements, they may combine their |
efforts and make 1.-The Lanai source |
pride to all.
The ladies and gentlemen who have |
signified their interest in 1.-THE Lamar |
and who have accepted the invitation |
to attend a meeting are given below |
with the club, committee or association |
they represent:
Art League-Mrs. w. NJ. Graham,
Mr.. A. r. Gurrey, Mr.. d. Howard |
Hitchcock, Gov. A. S. Cleghorn.
Congress of Song-Mr. Theo. Rich
ards, Mr.. George Castle, Mrs. A. B.
Tucker.
Elks Lodge-Mr. John Hughes, Mr..
Will McInerny
Fleet Communicable. E. A. Mott
Smith, Mr.. T. F. Morgan.
Merchants Association-Mr. G. W.
Smith, Mr.. Bush, Mr.. Berndt.
Kunalu Boat Club-Mtss Myra An
gus. Miss c. Hall.
Buckeye Club-Judge Kingsbury,
Senator. G.. H. Dickey.
Eastern Star-Mrs. C. Schmidt, Mrs.
C. Crabbe.
Engineer Association-Mr E.. G.
Keen, Mr.. Walter Wall.
Kennel Club-Mr. Littlejohn, Mr..
Tom Sharp.
Chicken Association-Mr. L. C. Ables,
Polo Association-Mr. Walter Dill
bingham, Mr.. John Fleming.
Myrtles-Mr. J.. Soper, Mr.. T. King.
Healanis-Mr. Sam Walker, Mr.. Clar-
ence Macfarlane..
Yacht Club-Mr. Alex. Lyle.
Promotion Committee-Mr. H. p.
Wood, Mr.. F. L. Waldron, Mr.. Lucas.
Automobile Club-Mr. G. Denison,
Mr. G.. p Wilder
Hawaiian Plant Society-Mr. and
Mrs. Nakuina.
Symphony Society-Mr. D. P. Isen-
berg, Mr.. Kopke.
Shriners-Mr. F. McStocker Mr.. E.
NJ. Brown and others.
During the next year Honolulu people
will not be allowed to get dull for there
will be Congress of Songs, French
italian, German, etc, dinners and
iances, circuses and parades, balls and
ard parties, exhibitions of dogs, chick
ms, automobiles, polo ponies and other
horses, boats (from the Yacht Hawaii !
% a sampan), Symphony smokers I'M
Ter the Lindens. Arab Patrols exhibi-