The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-18
FOR THE new CLUB
Arrangements for the
Waverley Concert.
An Attractive Program-May Be
Dancing-The People-Club Sc
cures Another Large Room.

Tomorrow evening the Waverley
club gives its initial concert for the
benefit of the Library fund. Thanks to
the taste and painstaking efforts espe-
cially Of Mr. J. w. Yarndley, Mrs. c.
B. Cooper and Miss Clymer, who have
rendered most valuable assistance to
the committees having the arrange
ments in charge, the following pro
gram has been prepared. one or two
minor details alone remaining to be
officially arranged. The concert will
begin punctuaIly at o'clock.
PART I.
Overture 'ROsamundf' 80. Schubert
The Berger Orchestra.
Quartette of male voices.
Pfano-"Cachoucka caprice .....Poff
Miss Cordelia Clymer.
! VOice-"Reverie'' .............. Hahn
Mrs. r. F. Woodward.
| Violin-"Mazurka .......... ..Danbe
Mrs. c. B. Cooper.
| Voice-"MOna' ............ S. Adams
Mrs. d. Campbell.
PART II.
Quartette of male voices.
Piano-"Deuxieme Mazurka" GODDARD
Miss Lena Rosewarne.
| Duet-''Two Folksongs" go. Caraciola
| Mrs. r. F. Woodward and Mrs. c. B..
Cooper.
Miss Cartwright.
Abschied (pensee fugitive)"
........ Ernest Heller
Prof. J. w. Yarndley.
| Waltz-"Artist Life" ........ Strauss
The Berger Orchestra.
The committees having the concert
| in charge are the special committee
consisting of Rev. V. H. Kitcat, Mrs.
C. B. Cooper, Prof. ]. Lightfoot, H.
| L. Herbert and A st. NJ. Macintosh.
The club standing committee on hall
and entertainments of w. Horace
| Wright, ]. w. Yarndley, ]. A. Mehr-
| tens, DR.. J. T. WaysOn and w. l..
| Grieve A. St. NJ. Macintosh will be
in command of the corps of gentlemen
| ushers and J. A. iMehrtens will have
control, assisted by Mr.. LightfOOt, of
| the corps of decorators, for it is the
| intention of the club to show off the
| beauties of the handsome and cOmmO-
diOus hall to perfection. There is am
pie accommodation for 500 comfortable
chairs, and arrangements have been
made to reserve seats together for
| family groups or parties by notification
| to A St NJ Macintosh Horace
| Wright or any officer of the club.
The officers on duty at the door will
be, money takers, Treasurer Charles
Lund and Sergeant-at-Arms Walter
Brash; ticket takers, Vice-President
Geo. L. Edwards and Librarian Horace
| Wright President Gear and Secre-
| taries J. T. Copeland and A. B. Scrim-
| geour will receive the guests.
! The object of the concert, in addition
| to making the friends of the club fami-
liar with the location, objects and cap
| abilities, is TO inaugurate the library
| fund, to which Mr.. Alexander Young
has promised to donate $3.50 whenever
81, $50 additional has been collected or
promised. The club will shortly take
over the corner room, now occupied by
| Messrs. Ordway & Porter, to be used
| for library, chess and meeting room
so as TO leave the present room for the
use of billiards, pool, cards and enter
tainments.
In addition to many enquiries, it is
learned that the club will have no OBJ
lection to a dance at the conclusion Of
the program, which is timed to close
few minutes before 10 o'clock, If the
guests can prevail upon Capt. Berger
to provide them with the music. The
floor is an excellent one and the chairs
could be removed in very few
minutes.
The managing committee of the club
at their meeting on Saturday evening
expressed their high appreciation OF
the kindly courtesy Of Mr.. Walter c.
Weldon, the president-elect of the Y.
| NJ. c. A, in causing the postpOnement
of the Y VI. c. A. meeting and enter
tainment until Tuesday week in order
to prevent the possibility of semblance
of a conflict between the two associa-
tiOns, which are both endeavOring to
obtain beneficial results in the COM
munity. The Waverley club men viii
undoubtedly wait patiently to avail
themselves of an opportunity to return
the courtesy of the association tenfOld
The club is ever ready TO welcome
visitors from the hotels or ships in
port The routine is simple; an intro
duction by a member which is avail
able for five weeks, the member intro