The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-29
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HoNoLu1u's CALLING DAYS.
Mondays-Punahou, College Hill

" Mondays-Punahou, College Hills, u
W Manoa Heights, Makiki. y
" Tuesdays - Waikiki, Kapiolani Y
" Park, Kaimuki and Palolo. Y
" Neutrality-suspicious., Fuunui and u
W Pacific Heights. Above Nuuanu u
" bridge, first and third Wednes- Y
i've days; below, second and fourth; u
" Pacific Heights, fourth. Y
| " Thursdays-The Plains. u
" Fridays-Town and hotels; Fort Y
w Shafter, first and second Fri Y
W days. u
" Saturdays-Kalihi; Kamehameha v
@ Schools, third and fourth Satur- Y
W days of month. .
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val will probably be filed in with social
calls.
Saturday the party viii be taken for
| a tour of the island in automobiles and
will stop over at Haleiwa for luncheon
and fully expect to be back in Homo.
lulu in plenty of time for dinner,
There have been several little private
dinners planned for that evening.
Sunday will be given over to rest
ing and at ten clock Sunday even
| ing the party will leave on the Mauna
Kea bound for the Garden Island and
will return to Honolulu on Tuesday,
September IA. On the evening of their
return, the visitors, the local Army
| and Navy officers and their wives and
limited number of townspeople will
be entertained with an invitational
performance by Robert &. BONNIE at
his new theater.
On Wodnoedou Gor+arahar tx +bo
Congressman will pay a round of visits
to the schools in the morning. In the
afternoon they will be the guests of
honor at garden party given for
them by Captain and Mrs. Rees at the
Pleasanton. In the evening the Con.
gressmen will be the guests of the
Chamber of Commerce at their annual
dinner.
Thursday, September Is, their last
| day in Honolulu, the party will attend
the reception given by Delegate and
Princess Kalanianole at their residence
at Waikiki. This will be in the nature
of a farewell - the Congressman and
| their wives viii depart the following
day on the Mongolia for San Fran
! cisco.
| For the first time in over three wear:
the ladies' singles in the tennis tourna
ment have been filed and at the open
ing games on the Beretania courts OF
Thursday afternoon society turned ou
en- masse to watch the results.
| The eight contestants are Mrs. Geo
Davies and her sister, Miss M. Birney
Mrs D. D. Gregory of Schofeld bar
racks, Mrs. Renton Hind of Kohala
Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Miss Ruth Rich
ards, Miss M. Hall and Miss Bosher.
/ At the opening games on THURSDAY
| Miss Hall defeated Miss Bosher an(
Miss Birney won from Miss Richard
only after hard struggle. Mrs
Gregory played with Miss Oleson AM
Won easily in straight sets.
The entries for the ladies' single
tomorrow are Mrs. Renton Hind ant
Mrs. D. D. Gregory against Miss Biz
ney and Miss Hall. The entries for tn
mixed doubles are Mrs. s. G. Wilde
and George Davies against Miss M. Biz
ney and D. Anderson, Miss R. Richard
and t. Richards against Miss M. Hal
and F. E. Steere, Miss NJ Bosher an,
N. DEER against Mrs. Renton Hint
and Sonny Cunha, Mrs. George Davie
and William Roth against Mrs. D. D
Gregory and E. s. Gee.
The tournament trophies offered b,
the Hawaiian Lawn Tennis Association
are certainly worthy of the best effort
of the players and are all ready ant