The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-05-28
FINEST STEAMER HNT SOCIETY OF THE WEEK H COMPANIES EACH AB;M WILL STAY
UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT TO BE
GIVEN TONIGHT.
"The illustrated Magazine" Will be a
Novelty-Meeting of the Vice Versa
Club-Several Dinner Parties.

The children's dancing classes un-
der the instruction of Mrs. Hugh
Gum, will give rather unique en-
tertainment at Arion Hall this even
ing. While the classes have not been
closed for the summer, Mrs. Gum IS
giving the exhibition before the de-
parture of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Irwin
for San Francisco. The entertainment
WI begin at o'clock Miss Clara
Fuller will preside at the piano during
the fancy dance exhibition. Oliver
Lansing will go through the sailors
horn pipe. The beautiful CachuCa
will be performed by Helene Irwin,
Florence Lyon, Marjorie Freeth and
Irene Fisher. The entire class will
present the Danish Pavane and Bou-
laugere dances, as well as the Butter
Av Polka. The movements will be
presented in class form. In their
rehearsals the little tots display re-
markable aptitude for the fancy
steps and reflect much credit on Mrs.
! Gum.
Others who will participate in tins
evenings entertainment besides those
above mentioned are Florence Swan
~, Dorothy Wood, Dorothy Freeth,
Marjorie Freeth, Blanche Soper, Edna
Gum, Muriel Campbell, Beatrice
Walker. Beatrice Castle. Florence
Lyons, Wilhelemina Tenney. Rosie
Herbert. Majorie Stoltz, Edna Krousc,
Frank White, Mana and Samuel Ma
helona. Charles Gum, Bessie Law
renee, Elsa Linda and Carrie Schaefer,
Cordelia Gilman, the little Misses Will
liams, Margie Peterson, Alice, Cath1r-
inc and Bessie Hopper, Ella White arl
Rennie Cation.
Refreshments will be served by the
ehiN:rcn after the entertainment.
Dancing will begin at $3.50 o'clock to
the music of the Quintette boys.
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The entertainment to be given at
the Opera House one week from Sat
urday evening, to be known as "The
illustrated Magazine" has every as
surance of being a grand success. 1t
will be given under the auspices of
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation, and the funds will be used
for christian purposes. The name of
} the magazine that is to be presented
: is "Nanaonoeau," meaning bright
thoughts. The names of the tableauX
throughout will be Hawaiian. There
will be some tableauX illustrated with
stereoptican views. Then will come
stroy illustrated with tableauX. A
| poem written by President Dole will
be read and illustrated by living pic,
: lures. \ short story for children, and
: many novel advertisements of loca1
5 merchants will represented. There
} will be several pieces of music rem
2 dered.
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| The Vice Versa Card Club held it.
< usal fortnightly meeting on Monday
' evening. Miss Alice Wall was givel
r the ladies' best prize. which was {
p pair of silver manicure scissors. Ar
1 thur Wall won the gentleman's tro
ply, a silver mounted card counter
I Miss Hannighan was obliged to carry
S away a miniature walnut basket
: because she did not play so well as
: the others. The club will play euchr,
+ at the home of the Misses Bessie anC
5 Carrie Along next week.
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1 Mrs, Robert Levers entertained a
: dinner on Wednesday Mrs. Avery o
+ San Francisco, Miss Harriet Levers
+ Admiral Beardslee, Lieutenant Stone,
and others.
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c Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Swanzy enter
: tained Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin at Dime
:, on Saturday.
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: Mr. and Mrs w T, Hnnnar raoaiva