The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-28
THE TIME, THE PLACE, AND
THE GIRL.


THE GIRL.
One night I went to play that was
called
1.-The Time. the Place. and the Girl -
And later, as homeward l took my way,
Ny thoughts were in a whirl
For long ago l had chosen the Girl.
But the Time, and the Place, oh dear;
Each time that l dared to think of them
[ was stricken dumb with fear.
But after saw that play, I thought
OF several plans to try.
Did ever the plans of mice and men
Go any more far awry?
I enticed her first to the hammock,
Far out beneath the tree,
Hoping the shadows there would keep
My courage from leaving me.
7 started in bravely about the stars,
And then I began to choke;
And just as I said, ''Will YOU be my
star?''
The rope of the hammock broke.
Then I asked if she would go with me
To the park, for little stroll.
In corner I found a secluded bench;
Near the spot there was not soul.
I told her all about that play.
And [ dared to fondle a curl;
I said, Now, this is the Time and the
Place,
And you know that you are the
Girl
Right from beneath that bench there
appeared
An impudent newsie s face
essay! De Time and de Coil may be
all right,
But, cheese it, Gull, on de Place. -
-LEOLA HARVEY ELDER.
SSssSSSsssSsSSSs>SSs
tons Those present were Misses
Alice Cooper. Violet Makee, kopke (2),
Parsons, Julia White. Alice and Ethel
Spalding. Frazer, Jordan, Thatcher,
Roth. Jones, Robertson, McCandless,
Rhodes, Cation, Tucker, Emily Rice,
Rycroft, Irma Ballentyne, Dorothy
Wood. Abbie Dow, Ward, Lyons, An
gus, Soper, White, Alexander Walker,
Bertha Young, Holdsworth, Tenney,
Sturgeon, Wickstrum, Mcclellan, He
demann. Mosher, Gras, Waterhouse,
Bella Weight, Miss Young and the
guest of honor.
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Mrs. Sidney Ballou's sister, Mrs.
Harry Colburn Turner, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. /. c. Parker of Los
Angeles, will arrive on the Mongolia
and will spend the holidays with Judge
and Mrs. Ballou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Levers were
the host and hostess on Thursday at a
Thanksgiving dinner given to coterie
of young bachelors.
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Miss Carrie Bray is entertaining
Miss Whitford and Miss McGregor as
week end guests at her fathers coun-
try home at Wahiawa.
Mrs. Alexander Halves Jr. entertain
ed on Thanksgiving Day for Governor
Cleghorn, Mrs. Jack Halves, Miss Jessie
Kaufman and Percy Cleghorn.
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Mrs. Royal D. Mead and small daugh-
ter arrived home on the Mauna Kea
from a visit to Hilo and the volcano.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice arrived
on the Kinau from Kauai on Sunday for
brief stay.
Cards are out for tea to be given
by the Misses Kopke in honor of Miss
Mist.
On Tuesday the sixteenth of No
vember in Oakland, California, T. Sey-
mour Hall was married to Miss Ruth
Houghton of that city The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
S. Houghton of Oakland, and the we'd
ding took place at the new residence
which Mr.. Hough5on has only recently
erected on one of the most beautiful
residence streets there. The groom is
the son of w. w. Hall of this city.
Miss Charlotte V. C. Hall, a sister of
/ the groom, acted as maid of honor to
| the bride and will accompany the young
! couple when they arrive on the Man
| churia tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs Hall
will make their future home here and
| Mr.. Hall will take the management of
/ the Associated Garage which is the
property of E. O. Hall & Son.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Tenney gave ar
elaborate dinner party on Thanksgiv
ing Day, at which covers We're laid
for twenty guests. The table wa,
beautifully decorated in autumn leaves
and fruits. After dinner, the party
motored out to the dance at the Mo
j ana. Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney's guest.
were Mr. and Mrs. Billisen. Mr.. March,:
Billisen, Mr., and Mrs Robert Atkin
son, Mrs. Julia Macfarlane, Doctor Her