The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-10

Va eAoNiAS tA6II dpPiSCidtlOn u iHc
treatment accorded them in Honolulu.
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ChronIele.-SocIety has been promis-
ed an entirely new form of esthetic and
artistic diversion IN March, when Mar
shall Darrach of New York and DR..
Humphrey Stewart viii present "Mac-
beth, " &" Midsummer Night IS Dream"
and the Tempest, - in a series of re-
citals which viii combine a mastery
rendering of the dramas of Shakespeare
from the point of view of interpreta-
tion and elocutionary effect, and a mu-
steal accompaniment of voices and in
struments which viii be directed by DR..
Humphrey Stewart, who will also write
some of the music for the tragedy of
Macbeth. The leading society women
Of this city viii act as patronesses of
the affair, and under their auspices a
new art form viii be inaugurated here
along the lines of the Damrosch re-
citals in New York, in which society
continues to take an enthusiastic in
terest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultze entertained
with German dinner at their home
in Manoa valley on Wednesday. The
affair was given in honor of Captain
Schroeder and the officers of the Ar
coma and covers were laid for twenty
three.
Chronicle-Nrs. Julius Kruttschnitt,
Jr., has been recent visitor in San
Francisco, returning a week or two ago
to Arizona, where she has made her
home during the greater part of the
time since her marriage. AS Marie
Pickering she was one of the prettiest
and most popular girls in society, and
her matronly dignitf has but accentuat-
ed the charms which were responsible
for her popularity as girl. During her
visit with her parents she was the in
spiration for a number of social atten-
tions.
R. D. Mead and family have re-
turned for from weeks motor tour
and sojourn at Haleiwa.
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Mrs. Lorrin Andrews has taken the
residence of Mrs. Stella Pearson on
Alexander street and has as her house
guest Miss Bittner, of London, who is
stopping over in Honolulu on her way
around the world.
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fChronicle-Colonel Samuel Parker of.
Honolulu, at one time Minister of For
eign Affairs of the Hawaiian Islands,
accompanied by his secretary, W. Lu-
eaS is here for stay of two months.
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4 Call-Alfred S. Hartwell, accompae
Fpiol Mics naro+bu Horfro11 Of Hn-s
nolulu. are registered at the Fairmont
hotel. J. s. McCandless, who is one
of the most prominent businessmen of
the Islands, is also at the Fairmont.
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Among those spending the week end
at Haleiwa are Mrs. William C. Lyon,
Mrs. c. NJ. V. Forster and F. o. Boyer.
The officers of the British cruiser
Bedford entertained the members of
the local Scottish Thistle Club on board
the ship on Friday evening.
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Chronicle.-Mrs. William Matson and
her daughter, Lurline, accompanied by
Mrs. n. NJ. Cowel, are in Paris and
will sail for home November I'd.
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Mrs. F. A Schaefer entertained at
Rosebank on Wednesday in honoT of
Mrs. Francis Gay, of Kauai, and Mrs.
Charles Elston, of Berkeley, California.
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Mrs. Harry Macfarlane was the hos
tess on Tuesday at a lawn party given
at the Seaside Mrs. Macfarlane was
assisted by Mrs. Walker, who presided
over the tea cups.
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Call-Milo NJ. Potter, accompanied
bv Mrs Potter and Miss Ina Jones from
Santa Barbara, have been guests of the
Fairmont for the last few days, STOP
ping en- route from Lake Tahoe to their
southern home. Miss Jones, who is a
great social favorite, was the motif for
number of informal teas and lunch
cons. She entertained at luncheon
Monday in honor of Miss Suzanne
kirkpatrick and Miss Harriet Alexan
der.
Call.-Mrs. !. r. Pourie, wife of Cap
tain Pourie. is enjoying a visit at Del
Monte, but will return to town early
next week. when she will be at the
ST. Francis for a brief stay before sail
ing October on the Thomas for Homo
lulu. where she viii Join Captain Pourie
and will remain for an indefinite stay.
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DR.. George Herbert is expected home
tomorrow on the Mongolia from visit
of several weeks on the Coast.
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Miss Comma Wadman is planning to
90 10 Germany the early part of jan
uarv and viii continue her musical
studies in Berlin.
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Mrs. ". 0. Smith entertained with
a luncheon on Thursday at her home
en- Nuuanu avenue. at which covers
were laid for twelve.
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CaIl-Mrs. Harold Dillingham; is ex
pected 70 arrive tomorrow from Hone
lnlu and during her stay here will be
entertained by her mother, Mrs HYDE
Smith, and her sister, Mrs Baldwin
Wood. Her friends are anticipating the
visit of this attractive matron with
pleasure, as she is favorite and will
be in demand at the informal affairs