The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-05-09

Mackall. Mrs. William Montfose Gra-
ham, Airs. Ernest Ross, Miss Else
/ Werthmueiler, Miss Margaret Clarke
Miss Alice Rogers. Mrs. Carolyn Shelf
i field, Miss Agnes Judd and Miss Nc
! Cormics. The following excellent pro-
gram will be rendered:
Double Quartet-In May .........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Horatio Parker
Director Miss Rogers.
| Mrs. Mott-Smith, Mrs. Weight, Mrs.
Won Holt. Mrs. Peck. Mrs. Kinney
Miss Mccormick, Mrs. Hoffman,.
! Miss Judd.
Sonata, Violin and Piano ...
| Observation-Disclosures. Richard Strauss
Mrs. ingalls, and Miss Clarke.
Aria from the Messiah. ........ Handel
Mr.. Ault.
Fantasia Appassionata. .Vieuxtemps
Mrs. Ingalls,.
Prelude in G Sharp Minor.
Observation-Disclosures. Rachmaninoff
Miss Werthmueller.
Air for the G. String. .......... Bach
! Three Miniatures = Naivete; Timid
Avowal; A Sad Memory .....A..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Caesar Cui
Mrs. Ingalls,.
! Mr.. Ault.
Polonaise Brilliante in D.. Wieniawski
Mrs. ingalls,.
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Mrs. Swanzy, laden with leis, depart
ed on the Alameda for the mainland
last Wednesday, to meet her daughter
in New England Mrs. McGowan, Mrs
Newhall and Mrs. Porter, who have
been much entertained during their
long visit in Honolulu, also left for
their California homes. Mrs. Robson
and daughter, who came this far with
Mrs. Boettcher and daughter, also left
for Los Angeles after a delightful visit.
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Judge and Mrs. Ballou left for the
mainland on the Alameda, to remain
away several months.
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Members of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution and Aloha Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
were entertained by Ex-Governor and
Mrs. George r. Carter last Saturday
evening. the session being also to com,
memorate the 13lst anniversary Of Lex
ington.
Miss Bertha Young entertained at the
Young s Waikiki home on Tuesday af-
ternoon for many friends. Assisting in
receiving were Mrs Potter and Miss
Nina Jones of California For these
Archie Young gave tea on Thursday
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of honor at Mrs. Harold Dillingham; s
afternoon tea.
Tomorrow afternoon Aloha Chapter
will hold a session at the home of
Mrs. w. L. Moore. 916 Green street,
to which all visiting Daughters are in
vited.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Mills
of San Jose was the guest of honor
at pretty tea given by Mrs. st. G.
Sayres, Makiki street Mrs. Philip
Frear and Mrs. f. Blake presided at
the tea table.
Major and Mrs Long of the Marine
Corps are spending the week end at
HaIeiwa.
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Mrs. McCallum. wife of Lieut.. Me
GaIlum. MIRO, Schofield barracks, is
at the Young Hotel convalescing from
Il recent minor operation.
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Col. Walter Schuyler, Fifth Cavalry,
entertained at dinner at the Young on
Wedne lay evening in honor of Briga-
der General Hodges, Mrs. Hodges and
Miss Hodges, who were en- route on
the transport Logan from Manila to
the mainland. Other guests were Lieut..
Walter Schuyler Grant, 3rd Cavalry,
aide to General Hodges and nephew of
Col. Schuyler. Lieut.-Col. Hunter, Fifth
Cavalry. also entertained for party
of friends from the transport Mrs
Henry Lyster, passenger on the
Logan, wife of an army surgeon in
Manila, was entertained during her
brief stay by Mrs. McGrew and Mrs.
A. A. Young.
Princess Kawananakoa, Col. Sam
Parker. Prince and Princess Kalani-
anaole. Miss Harriet Hatch, Mrs
Single and son, Fred Shingle, and Mrs.
Brinckerhoff, mother of Dir. Brincker-
hof, are among the passengers expect
ell here on the Mongolia this week.
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