The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-08-29

me trophy Tor Jne la0leS' singles Is
solid silver tankard which stands
twelve inches high and is moulded on
most graceful lines with conventional
Iris design in relief around the base
and forming the handles.
For the gentlemen s singles there is
solid silver loving-cup ten inches
high. The cup is very plain and has
only few sprays of grapes on the
handles, but is of very graceful pat
tern.
For the gentlemen IS doubles pair
of smaller silver loving-cups made up
on the same lines as the cup offered
for the gentlemen 3 singles. There are
few sprays of peoples near the base
and around the tops
The prizes for the mixed doubles
while seemingly very plain are the
gems of the collection. Two solid sill
yer plates made perfectly plain with
the exception of a narrow beading
edge. But in the centers are raised
copies of the Hawaiian coat-of- arms
done in gold and white and red enamel.
The workmanship is perfect.
Now that the ladies have become
enthusiastic over tennis and society is
again interested and will turn out to
the games there are all kinds of tour
neys being planned for the future. It
is not impossible that when the local
players have gotten their hands in
again that there will be some chal-
lenges sent to the Coast, probably to
not less a parsonage than Miss May
Sutton. herself. Or to one of her sis
tiers. Miss Florence Sutton or Mrs
Bruce. May Sutton has often express
ed to friends a desire to visit the Is
lands. Developments along the tennis
tournaments will be watched with in
terest
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurrey were returning
passengers ON the Lurline from San
Francisco, where they had delightful
visit with their married daughter,
Florence, now Mrs H. R. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry have beautiful
home on Piedmont Heights overlooking
Oakland and the city, Their marriage
took place last February at Mr.. Keel
er's studio, most romantic little bun
galow under the live oaks on the Clare
mont hills. back of Berkeley The wed
ding was very quiet one few being
there but the BRIDE mother and broth
er and his family and some near rela-
tives of the groom.
Mr.. Berry is a graduate Of Yale and
Stanford, has been connected with the
Security Bank of Oakland and the
Metropolis Trust Co., and is now in
business for himself in San Francisco.
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The Native Sons and Daughters of
the Golden West, who have adopted
Hawaii for their home but who have
never ceased their loyalty to their
mother State, will Guido all former
celebrations in honor Of the admission
of California into the Union in the
grand BAH to be given at the Moana
Hotel Admission Day, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 9.
Elaborate preparations have been
made by the committee in charge to
do honor to the great occasion and
the ball will be made memorable one
from every standpoint. The spacious
dining hall of the Moana will be beau
tifully decorated with National, Cali
fornia and Hawaiian flags and floral
decorations, as well as bunting and 9th
er materials used, will carry out the
scheme of California colors.
Governor and Mrs. Frear will be
asked to lead the grand march as on
former occasions, the Governor, him.
self, being a Californian. Music for
the dancing will be furnished by spe-
cial orchestra of twelve pieces under
the leadership of "Sonny" Cunha. Re-
freshments will be served all evening
in the rooms adjoining the ballroom
and these will be looked after expert
ly by the ladies of the celebration COM
mittee.
Preceding the grand ball band con-
cert in honor of the occasion will be
given in the hotel grounds by the Ha-
waiian band under the direction of
| Captain Berger and music appropriate
to the natal day of the great golden
State will make up the program.
The reception committee will be
composed entirely of Native Daughters,
Levy, Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. Timmons, Mrs.
Soule, Mrs. Scott, Miss Waltz, Miss
Weir, Miss Dinklage.
The floor manager will be W. f.
| Heilbron, assisted by T. A. O,Brien,
F. G. Noyes, ]. Lynch, F. c. Enos, Otto
| Burmester, J. NJ. Levy, o. C. Scott, C.
| F. Murray, M. H. Drummond. Late
ears will be run.
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At her home, Washington Place, on
Thursday afternoon Queen Liliuokala-
nj will hold reception in celebration
| of the anniversary of her seventy
first birthday Prince and Princess
| Kalanianaole and Ex-Governor Cleg-
horn will be in the receiving line.
Through Delegate Kalanianaole the
members of the Congressional party
will be invited to call upon the Queen.