The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-22
KiIOhana'S Musical Circle Gives a
Treat to Friends.
| POPULAR SOCIETY EVENT
Program From the NorWegian's
Compassionate DeCorations-HaH
Crowded-The Career of Greig.

The Musical Circle of the Kilohana
| Art League treated the members of
that organization to a Greig evening, in
the hall on Fort street last night. 1t
was a pretentious undertaking, but one
| that turned out most successfully. It
was the first time that anything of the
kind had been attempted in Honolulu.
| The elite of the city was out in num-
bers large enought to fill the hall to
| OverfOwing. Indeed, at the end of the
first part of the program, several peo-
pie found it necessary to leave the hall.
The crowd was too great and the at
mosphere too close for comfort.
The decorations of the small stage
were Norwegian throughout. Norweg-
ian flags were draped gracefully here
and there, while Norway pines from
Tantalus were set about to complete
the decorations. Mrs. w Graham and
Mrs. F. r. Day had charge of this part
of the arrangements for the evening.
The following program was pre-
sented:
IAI(I L.
L. Patriotic Air. ...Op. II, No. 8
Berger Orchestra.
2. Edward Grieg.. Biographical Sketch
Mr.. J. F. Brown.
3. PianO-HumOresken .....
(a)-Op. 6, No. 1.
(b)-Op. 6, No 2.
(c)-Op. 6. No 3.
Mrs. H. S. Ewing.
t. voice ..................
(O-Erstes Begegnen, d87O).
(b)-Das Alte Lied, QS63)
(c)-Tch Liebe Dich, 1860.
Mrs. r. F. Woodward
Allegro con brio.
Allegretto quasi Andantino.
Allegro motto vivace.-Piu Allegro.
Presto
Mr.. J. w. Yarndley, Miss Cordelia
CIymer
5. Senate I, OPP. 8, F dur-VioIin and |
Piano.
6. SOng-NOrwegian Folk ........
Mr.. Jung.
Z. Song. g....... The Princess
Voice obligato-Miss Helen Desha-
Piano obligato-Miss Cordelia Clymer
Girls Chorus.
PART II.
l. Instrumental Observation-Disclosures.
(a)-Waltz-Op. %, No. Z.
(b)-NOrwe gian-Op. II, No. 6.
(c)-Elf1n Dance-Op. II, No 4.
Berger Orchestra.
:. Piano Observation-Disclosures.
(a)-Dance Caprice-Op. %, No. 8.
Cb)-The Lonely Wanderer-Op. 43,
No. 2.
-Butterfies-Op 43, No. 1.
Miss Cornelia Hyde.
3. VOice-Sunshtne Song ....
.... Solyejg's Lied, Q87D.
Mrs. R. F. Woodward
4. Piano Duet-(Peer Gynt-Suite,
Op. 46).
(a)-,Ase's Death.
Cb)-Anitra's Dance-Mazurka.
Mrs. H. S. Ewing Miss Cornelia Hyde.
5. Violin Norwegian Dances .......
(a)-Op. So, No. 2.
(b)-Op. 35, No. 8.
Miss C. B. Cooper.
D. Plano Observation-Disclosures.
a)-Berceuse-Op. 80, No. l.
(b)-Waltz-Op u, No. 2.
(c)-Volkslied-Op. So. No. ,.
(d)-Volk-Tanz-Op 80, No. ).
(e)-Elegie-Op. SO, No. 6.
MISS margaret hopper.
z. Patriotic Air
Berger Orchestra.
All the selections were most credit
ably done. Professor Berger was the
of the selections presented by
himself.
The second number on the program
was the following biographical sketch
of Edward Greig, prepared and read
by Mr.. J. F. Brown.
There is a natural desire on the
part of all Of us to know something
of the life and character of those
whose names are famous in the world
of art, and surely such curiosity is
most natural as regards those who
have spoken to US in that strange
language whose only interpreter is the
heart of the listener. We are here
this evening to listen to the music of
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