The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1897-05-07
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event for Saturday evening next.
On the program will be found
some of Honolulu's best musicians.
It is to be regretted that Mr.. Wray
! Taylor will be unable to take part on
account of stress of work. The pro-
gram is as follows:
PART 1.
l. Instrumental-The Myrtle. 80.
Henri Berger
Orchestra.
2. Children's Song. .COrdelia Clymer
(a) What Does Little Birdie
Say? ............ Tennyson
(b) Baby Talk .......... Cole
Kamehameha Girls.
| 3. Songs .. Anna B. Tucker
Ca) But Prince Siddartha
heard the Devas play,
And to his ear they sang
such words as these:
(b) The Throstle -. Tennyson
4. Reading-BugIe Song -. Tennyson
Flora G. Wolfenden.
(Musical Accompaniment by Cor
della Clymer)
B. Kindergarten Songs.
Words and Music by May Dilling-
ham Frear.
(a) The Cocoa Palm.
(b) The Sunfiower.
(c) The Cricket.
6. Cornet Solo-I Would That l
Were Young Again. Henri Berger
Charles .Kreuter
Cordelia Clymer
2. Male Quaret-Nocturne :
Words and Music by Cordelia
Messrs. Macurda, Lyman, Rich
ards and Smith.
g. Songs ..... Cordelia Clymer
(a) Du Bist VIE Fine Blume
(b) Ny Love is Like a Red,
Red Rose.
(c) Crossing the Bar.-Ten-
nyson's last poem.
A. A. Macurda.
4. Piano Solo-Romance. e.........
......C Cordelia Clymer
Cordelia Clymer.
3. Songs. Anna b. Tucker
(a) Autumn. Translated from
the GERMANY
(b) Ny Love and I...........
Anna B. Tucker |
Anna B. Tucker.
6. Instrumental Trio-Resignation.
May Dillingham; Frear
Violin. J. w. Yarndley; Organ,
Margaret Hopper; Piano,
Cordelia Clymer.
At the Widdifeld home, Judd street, |
Wednesday night, a most enjoyable |
card party to nearly hundred peo-
pie, was given. There were IA tables |
and the play continued until after mid
night. Mrs. Avery won the ladies' and |
Mr.. Vettlesen the mems prize. This |
finished, a delightful supper and very |
merry time socially was had. Mrs |
Widdifield and the Misses Widdifield |
were untiring in their efforts to en-
tertain their guests, and most admir-
ably did they succeed. The rooms |
were decorated with yellow flowers. |
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
G.. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. SwanZy, |
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Renjes, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Porter Boyd. Lieut.. and Mrs. Nauman,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Moses, DR.. and Mrs.
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Wichman, |
DR.. and Mrs. r. P. Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. B. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. !
Gilman. DR.. and Mrs. A. z. Nichols, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Meier, Mrs. Avery, Mrs. |
Russell Walbridge Mrs. A. A. HALE |
lea, Mrs. Paul Neumann, Mrs. H. G. |
Noonan, Mrs. Hugh Gum. Mrs. Laura |
Wight, Mrs. A Fuller, Miss May Da-
mon, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Fuller, |
Miss May Atkinson, Miss Margaret |
Walker, Miss Agnes Walker, Miss |
Lawrence. Miss Buckley, Miss Young, |
Miss Bernice Young, Miss Mary Car
ter, Miss Sadie Carter Miss Belle vi |
da; British Commissioner Hawes, At |
torney General Smith, Paymaster |
Hicks. Lieuts. EIlicott and Qualtrough |
of the Z. S. s. Marion, Mons. Cana |
varro. Mr. z. G. Macfarlane, Mr.. Ar
thur Brown, Prof. NJ M. Scott, Mr.. A. |
Ct. NJ Macintosh, DR.. H. w. Howard, |
Dr IT v Murray Mr. G. G. Potter, Mr..
t -. vettlesen, Mr.. VIM. McInerny.
NJ. = " Dickey, Mr.. a. Babbitt, Mr..
Howard Tr Harry Mist, Mr.. Hay
ward. Mr. r w. Shingle Mr.. c. H. w.
Norton. NJ Hugh Walker, Mr.. Leslie
Scott, Mr.. c. K. Hyde and others.
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] 4 luncheon to Mrs. Howison and
Mrs Avery was given by Mrs. S. c.
Allen. at the Robinson home. Waiki
XII. Monday. There were present, be-
sides the guests of honor, IS of the
prominent society ladies Of the city.
The table was decorated with yellow
coreopsis blossoms.
Mrs. E. K Wilder gave dance to
Mrs Howison and Mrs. Avery at her
Waikiki home, Monday night. The
National Quintet Club was present and
furnished music There were about