The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-29

Scboman, Catarine Blake, Cathrine
Ashley. EmeIine Magoor. Carhrine
Magoou. Margaret Winston, Violet
Dorothy CHARLES. Ruth Stacker, Rosy
Herbert Maud BalIentyne: Masters
Marcus Wilson. Ralph QuarIes, Albert
smith. Geo Murray, Wm. Coney, VIM.
Schuman. Lawrence Anderson, Allen
Podmore, Jeff Podmore, Francis Cooper,
Marston Campbell, Kenneth Reidford,
Ivan Graham. Henley Wadworth, Da-
vid Wadworth, Henry Chapman, Bill
Chapman, VIM. Inman, Reynold Me
Grew. Jim Ackerman, VIM. Hoogs, Cecil
+ Hoogs, Arthur Gilman, Ceril Damon,
IIoogs. Arthur Gilman, Cecil Damon
Alfred Young Eaton Magoon, Marmion
Magoon. Omstead Atwater, Oswald Ste
ven>. Herbert Berg, Gilbert Brown,
Reginald Melanphv, John Ashley, Allen
Renton. Earnest Baldwin, Harold Bald
win. Frank Winters, Vernon Tenuey,
Donald Lewis, Harold Hustace, Ed
ward Stacker, Atherton Richards, Frank
Richardson.
The members of the IIlo Tennis hub
are planning a big time at their t1urna-
menf which is t. take place On the
Fourth Of July At a meeting ed
last week the following officers We're
elected for the coming wear: Harry
Irwin. president; George A. Cool. cap
tain; Miss Amy Williams, secretary
and treasurer: Mrs. Wears. Mrs. Elliott
and Miss Harriet Hapai, members Of
the executive committee.
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Mrs Kimbal and Miss Helen Kim
ball. the mother and sister of Clifford
KmbalI. are expected on The Mongolia
tomorrow. They Will 90 direct TO Ha-
Iciwa for the summer. Mrs and Miss
KmbaIl spent a year and a half in Ho-
noulu about four years ago.
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There is a house full of guests at
Haleiwa for over this sunday and the
'.thirtieth.' An ENJOYABLE dance was
held on the lanai last evening" the Ha-
leiwa GIee Cluh rendering the old Ha-
wai.an melodies.
Mr.. and Mrs !. ] Williams an
nounce the engagement Of their laugh-
! ter, CamelIia Lee Williams, to f. l..
BelIinger.
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/ Hil3 Tribune:-AmOng the tourists
/ who are at present doing the sights of
| the island are Richard Walton FULLY
and his wife. Eleanor Gates, both Of
whom are well-known writers. fully
/ has gained fame as a playwright. his
+ play The Rose of the Rancho" being
! Il hinge success. while the name of
4 Eleanor -Gates IS known to every one
/ who follows modern American novel
writing. Last week they started on a
/ trip to the volcano. going horseback by
way Of Kapoho and Kaiapana.
I Mr.. and Mrs FULLY are due 10 arrive
from the Big Island tomorrow, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McRae and Nh
and Mrs.. Griffith Wrav are planning
/ to entertain them. Mr. Tully's play.
The Rose Of the Rancho. - will be
given a big revival tomorrow evening
at the Burbank theater in Los Angeles
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Army and Navy Journal:-R. c. Van
! Nlet Youngest son of Major and Mrs
Van Nliet. Of Fort benjamin Harrison,
/ Indiana, left on Tuesday for Shrews-
/ bury, New Jersey, to study for his ex-
! animation to enter West Point Mr..
/ Van NIiet has been designated for the
/ presidential appointment and after a
/ course Of instruction viii be eXamin ned
| next March.
Mr.. Van Nliet was well known here
/ during the time his father was station
! ed at Camp Mckinley and his sister at
! hat time held the tennis championship
! Of the Islands.
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