The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-25

VIII De warmly welcomed.
No finer or more interesting group
of performers could be gotten together
in one concert in Honolulu.
The first recital will be given in the
Alexander Young Hotel ballroom on
January IS, the other two in the draw
ing rooms of Mrs J. A. NcCandless
and Mrs, B. F. Dillingham;.
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Haleiwa s annual New Year dance
will be next Friday night. Every year
the house is full, and this will be no
exception, as where else can one enjoy
seeing the old year out better than at
HaleiwaP Many will go down in mo-
tors Friday afternoon and spend the
two days holiday in the country, as Is
the custom abroad
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Mrs. Sarah Boggs and Mrs. c. 4.
McCaskell of Salt Lake City arrived en-
the Alameda to spend the winter IN
Honolulu at the Seaside. Mrs. McCas-
his honeymoon.
Mrs. Henry Foster Dutton will be a
bridge hostess at the Fairmont, where
she resides, on Thursday afternoon of
next week.
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Music-lovers are looking forward
with great deal of pleasure to the
concert to be given by the Kilohana
Art League at Bishop Hall, Punahou,
on Tuesday evening, December %, at
oh Sa1a ba foI1
Sketch of Schubert and His Songs.
.............M Mrs. Frank Anterior
Piano
(a) Impromptu Ns-~4
(b) Du Bist die Rub. .Schubert-L
Miss Agnes Wickstrum.
Song-Gretchen am Spinrod. ...
.............. Mrs. Allan White
Piano-Hark, Hark, the Lark. .....
:. Observation-Disclosures. Schubert-LisZt
Miss Carolyn Sheffield.
Erlkoenig. .......... Mrs. Allan White
Sonata for Violin and Piano, F Major,
antlante, allegro, largo. ..... Handel
Mr.. R. J. Buchly, Mrs. E. C. Horton.
Song Cycle-Eililand $50. Won Fielitz
Mr.. Chester Livingston.
Piano--Etude in D fiat List
Miss Carolyn Sheffield.
Violin Solo
(a) Vision. .......F Franz Drydler
(b) Perpetuum Mobile. .....- .Bohm
a,-e (By Request)
(c) The Bee. Schubert
Mr.. r. J. Buchly.
All of the members of the Water
70 hni =
Christmas day at the home of Mrs. E.
B. Waterhouse, this being yearly Gus
tom established by the hostess.
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The members of the Charles Rich
ards and the j. B. Atherton families
are spending the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Anterior at their home in
Manoa.
Thursday at Waialua in honor of his
two sisters, Miss Grace Robertson and
Mrs. James Deugherty. The guests
motored out early in the morning and
arrived in time for luncheon.
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Mrs. Victor Collins has issued invi
tations for children s party in honor
of her little daughter, Vida, to be Civ
en- on next Tuesday. Twenty little
friends will spend the afternoon with
the little hostess.
Miss Florence nesky entertained
with luncheon at the Young on Thurs
day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Gallant
of Spokane, Washington.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper
will entertain this evening with a
Christmas dinner to coterie Of friends.
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Derwent Kennedy arrived on the
Alameda to spend the holidays with
his family but will return almost i'm
mediately to California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Dougherty will
give an elaborate Christmas dinner
party at their home today at which the
guests of, honor will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Lansing.
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NJ. F. Prosser, accompanied by his
sister, will return home on the Mongo-
liza next Tuesday. Mr.. Prosser has been
visiting for some time with his family
in New York and is bringing his sis
ter back to spend the winter here.
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Miss Marguerite Cree, daughter of
Major Cree of Fort Ruger, is confined
to her home by illness.
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The officers of the Fifth Cavalry are
giving a holiday dinner this evening
at Sehofeld Barracks to which a mum
Der of townspeople have been invited.
The guests will all motor out to the
post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis. who are
spending the holiday season out at the
Peninsula, have invited number of
their friends out to dine with them
this evening.
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Gordon osborne is booked to depart
for San Francisco on the Hilonian on
next Wednesday.
Joseph Swartz left for San Fran
cisco on the Korea on Monday to spend
the holiday season with his family who
have been for some time on the Coast
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Among the departing passengers OF
the Korea on Monday was Col Sam
Parker and his son. Ernest Parker