The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-16

Eer y Liaer pres -ded az q Tea given IN
honor OF mainland friends. The tea
was u a m2-t informal nature gsi- WA.
thoroughly enjoyed by tie thirty OF
forty guests present. The house Wa
ahloom wish yellow chrz-sa Hr hemunl-.
The Wednesday Morning Music Club
neid the first meeting IF the season last
Wednesday al Mrs. Richards home on
Khan street. The new pres DEM. Mr.
e. 3. Cooper. presided at the meeting.
and Mrs. Hoffman,, who viii leave He
noluIu shortly. was the guest of honor.
\ most important decision va, made at
the mee-in g-the club Is 10 purchase a
new piano for its own. This club ha-
meant very much 10 the musica. people
. Of Honolulu. who are cut off from 50
many. 81 the privileges and advantages
enjoyed by those living On the main
land. Thls purchase OF piano viii
mean an enlarging and broadening Of
/ the work done IN past years.
/ The following interesting program
/ was given at the meeting last Wednes-
day:
/ Scherzo
: Capriccio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Brahms
On the Way TO Kew Arthur Foote
Mrs Walbridge.
Ecstasy with violin obligato) ......
! --..-.--.......------ Mrs Beach
Miss Ward. Mrs Cooper
- nero .-...---... Aartucc.
Arabe,que en- forme d 'Etude. ,,.,..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Leschetizhv
Mrs Richards
| The Moonbeam and the Rose
Calm as the Night Carlos
Spring Is Here Caeeres
Mrs. Herzer.
Midsummer Night : Dream ..........
..-...-......... TempIeton Strong
Mrs. Whitney
Barcarole ..--.......... Francis Thorne
Mrs. Mott-Smith and Mrs. Weight
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Mrs. Long was hostess at a bridge
party Friday afternoon at her home on
/ Lunalilo street. At hatf past four Il
number who did not play cards came in
70 enjoy a cup Of tea and social chat.
Among those who enjoyed Mrs. Long ;
hospitality were Mrs. Walter Frear.
4. Mrs. Falls. Mrs. Mark, Mrs Lane. Mrs
Richards, Mrs. Ramsey Miss Katharine
Stevens. Mrs. Rees, Mrs ". ". Low.
Mrs. F. L. Payson, Mrs. Parmelee Mrs
F. +. Steere and Mrs. Charles Wilder
+ = 4 =
On November ,. Doctor and Mrs
Hoffman, viii sail on the Sierra for the
mainland, thence to Mexico and parts
, Of South America and from there, prob
+ ably from Buenos Ayres or Rio de Jane
iro, to England and Germany After
several months in Germany they viii
travel on through Egypt and the Holy
Land. India and the South Sea Islands
and have even expectations of going TO
southern Africa. Their trip will be a
lengthy one and they hope to see many
places out Of the beaten path. They
are sure to have most delightful trip.
but their many friends here are 10th
to see them go. for il will be such
a long time before they are back in
Honolulu again
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Letters have been received from
Canon and Mrs. Simpson from Hood
River, Oregon. They are very happily
situated in most beautiful country:
- 1t Is a country shaped like a triangle
the base l. the glorious Columbia. the
apex stately NJ Hood, and the sides
the Cascade Range. Hood River mean
ders diagonally through, emptying into
the Columbia just where Mt. Adams.
another snow cap. can be seen behind
the bluffs-truly glorious country.
Though their many friends in Honolulu
miss them greatly, and would be glad
to see them back. everyone is glad to
hear that they are so happily situated.
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Miss Alice Cooper entertained at five
tables Of cards on Monday last at her
home in College Hills in honor Of Miss
Agnes Wicksrrum. VINO left on the
Sierra on Wednesday for . six months
stay on ne mainland. The prizes were
much admired Mrs. Sheedy won a dam
IS Sat-uma hatpin and Miss Mvra An
gus an exquisite brass bowl Miss
Cooper p. guests included Mrs. Sheedv,
Mrs. HerbrH. Mrs. Bowen Of Fort
~haf-er, Mss Myra Angus. Miss Jean
Angus. Mj-- Irma BaIlentyne. Mis-