The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-19

I Father Valentin. The bridesmaid will
be Miss Belle McCorriston, and The
| groom will be attended by James
| Lynch. The bride viii be gwen away
| by Robert MeCorriston. The couple
| will reside at No. 1904 King street.
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Tennis will again come to the fore
the latter part of the month. Begin
! ming with the morning of the twenty
seventh, the officers OF the cruiser
squadron will start their tournament
on the Beretania courts. The finals
will be played the afternoon of Sep
TENDER 80 and bands from two Of the
cruisers viii be at the courts for the
afternoon. There are several crack
players among the younger officers, and
the tennis followers are looking for
ward with keen pleasure to witnessing
the events On the day of the finals,
there has also been match arranged
between Paymaster Nicholson and
Lieutenant Anderson and William
Roth and E. S. Gee.
The ladies of Schofeld Barracks are
also planning tournament for ladies
singles, to start just as soon as the
new courts at the post are completed,
which will now be a matter of only a
few more days. While their plans are
not as yet completed, the ladies have
all sorts Of little plans in mind, one
of which is to purchase handsome
trophy, to be called thes' Schofeld
cup'', and to be won twice before
becoming the property Of the winner.
Challenges to several lady devotees of
the game in the city will also be forth
coming. The prime mover in the
Schofeld games will be Mrs. D. D.
Gregory, who made such a splendid
showing at the recent tournament on
the Beretania courts. Among the
ladies of the post who spend their
spare hours at tennis are Mrs. D. d.
Gregory, Mrs. C. F. Morse, Mrs. H
O.. Willard, Mrs. j. FL. Barnard, Mrs.
R. NJ Barton, Mrs. G. w. Stewart,
Mrs. D. P. Quinlan and Miss Dockery
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Yesterday the meeting of the d.
rectors of the Kilohana Art League
showed that popular institution very
much alive and full of plans for the
coming year. A vote of thanks was
given to the retiring manager for her
untiring devotion to the interests of
the league. The thorough repair of
the league building was a matter of
congratulation, and discussion of the
years work showed prospect of wild
ened usefulness The members are to
meet Friday, October s, at 4:30 in the
afternoon, in annual business session.
The hour is set late to accommodate
the growing participation in the league
affairs. Various changes of Importance
will come up for discussion.
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During the latter part of her visit
here, Mrs. J. M. Miller, the wife of
Congressman Miller, of Kansas, was
the house guest of Mrs. Walter Frear
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Leighton will
depart this morning on the Mongolia
for their home in Washington, D. C.
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Admiral and Mrs. Hollyday, who
have had most enjoyable visit in the
Islands, are booked to depart on the
Mongolia for Washington, D. C.
Congressman Prince and family, who
leaves with the Congressional party
this morning, will go from San Fran
cisco to Seattle and take in the Alaska
Yukon exhibition before leaving the
Coast for their home in Galesburg. III.
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Mrs. George Woodruff chaperoned,
during the week, several parties of
young ladies to the Outrigger club.
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Mrs. Lewis has joined her husband,
Lieutenant Lewis, of the Fifth Cav
airy, at Schofeld Barracks.
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Congressman Elvins and Mrs. Elvins
have made many warm friends dnrine
their brief visit in the Islands. Con-
gresham Elvins is kown to his friends
as the Kid OF the House, being the
youngest member. He was elected in