The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-31
Kilohana Art
League Notes

Mr.. D. Howard Hitchcock has con
scented to send a large number of pie
lures to the Yukon Exposition.
great many of Mr.. Hitchcock IS pic
lures now in the permanent exhibition
room are to be sent, among which are
the daylight painting of the last flow
of the Volcano; Kilauea by moonlight;
the extinct crater on Kauai known IA
the canyon, and one of a snowcapped
mountain of Hawaii Besides these
better-known pictures, many smaller
ones of Hawaiian foliage, flowers and
typical scenes will 60 to complete the
collection.
As the pictures are to be packed
within a week, those desiring to take
last view may do so any day between
9 and 5.
The performance at the Opera House
on the 23rd of February promises to
be the best dramatic entertainment
ever given by the League. The MEM
bers are to receive tickets of invita-
ton in due time. The rest of the
house will be sold to the members and
public alike. This is one of the few
means the League has of procuring its
income, and an appeal is here made to
all to fill the house and enable this
good work to proceed.
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The second literary morning, which
was to have been given yesterday
morning, was suddenly called off on ac-
count of the illness in Mr.. Hitchcock s
| neighborhood. If circumstances per-
| nit. Mr.. Hitchcock will give the talk
on art next Saturday morning at half
past ten. If not, there will be another
program. AS to Mr.. Hitchcock S talks,
| a special invitation is here extended
to all teachers of Honolulu to attend.
All members are entitled to attend,
whether members of the literary circle
| or not. The literary mornings are to
| extend through the winter.
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| last evening as a welcome to the mil
| itary. There was a large attendance
of officers, especially from the cavalry
| Colonel Schuyler and Major Dunning
| were among those present. Mr.. b.
nine showed moving pictures, and there
was a Hawaiian glee club to furnish
| the music. Various fine tstunts
| were given, and the fun continued
until after the automobiles had stopped
| running.
| Mrs Charles B. Cooper departed on
! the S. S. Mongolia yesterday for the
| mainland, to be absent for some time
She was loaded down with leis and was
the center of large group of friends
| on the deck of the big steamship who
came to bid her farewell.
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Judge and Mrs Kingsbury are the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs F. Klamp. The
Judge will leave this week for Maui
but Mrs Kingsbury will visit with Mrs
Klamp for several weeks, prior to hel
| departure.
Mrs. F. A. Schaefer and Miss Schae
fer were the hostesses at buffet lunch
con Thursday at Rosebank. Mrs. ane
| Miss Schaefer received their guests il
| the drawing room which was beautiful
ly decorated in American Beauty roses
Luncheon was served at one, and it il
needless to say that delicious repas
was served. After luncheon Mrs. Veto,
| Collins entertained the assemblage will
several vocal selections. Among thos
present were Mrs. Sehaefer, Mrs. E
Faxon Bishop, Mrs. A. Gartley, Mrs. A
Lewis, Mrs. Chas. Wilder, Mrs. Wad
hams, Mrs Atkins. Mrs. Victor Collins
Mrs. C. Weight, Mrs. G. Kimball, Mrs
P. C. Jones, Mrs. Andrew Fuller, Mrs
Moses, Mrs. Fay, Mrs. MottSmlth, thu
Misses Schaefer, E. Schaefer, McCand
less, Birney, Gras, Jones, San Rafael
Cal; c. Restarick, Cromwell, Wrightson
Parsons, Winter.
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On Tuesday, February 2, at II 'cloel
noon, the wedding ceremony of Ms
Aileen Simpson and Mr.. Lewis Ell. Tn
derwood will be solemnized at st. An
drews' cathedral by Rev. VIM. FL. Bliss
Both of the young people are very VIC!
known. Miss Simpson is the daughte
of Mrs. T. A. Simpson of Lunalil
:. street. Mr.. Underwood is the son 0