The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-26
FOR BENEFIT Of BOYS BRIGADE
HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE FILLED
WITH 4 CULTIVATED
AUDIENCE.
Business Concerns Celebrate Their
Enterprises in AIIesory, Comedy,
Dance. Lime Light Speech and
sons-Ksmehsmeha Club Assists.

Success was no name for the adger-
Using tourney in aid OF the Boys
Brigade at the Hawaiian D )cra House
yesterday evening. 1t was great en-
tertainment The program ylsldej a
variety OF novel diversion such as had
seldom a. ever appeared in the course
of an evening upon those boards.
There was q house packed to the
doors. with many people standing at
the back. and il was an audience rep
resenting elements the best. without
narrow classification, of Honolulu's
cosmopolitan society.
In the loge on the left of the middle
aisle sat the judges; Mrs. ]. s. Nc
Grew. Mrs. J. b. Atherton, Mrs. s. NJ.
Damon. Mrs. w F. Frear. Mrs. A.
7. Atkinson and Mrs. Alexander Mack
tntosh. Mr. w. c. Irwin occupied the
proprietary box with Miss Irwin and
Miss Spalding, while the opposite box
held a party OF native legislators and
ladies' Scattered through the audi
forum the following were seen:
Chief Justice Frear, Mrs. B. F. Dill
bingham, Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Thurstons Mr.. and
Mrs. s. NJ Ballou. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
p. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Rich
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Brown.
Mr.. Newcomb and Miss Newcomb.
Captain and Mrs. A. Fuller. Major Geo.
G. Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence NJ
White. High Sheriff and Mrs. A. VI.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Athe-ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Walker. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur c. Lovekin. Mr.. ind
Mrs. Porteous, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A.
AcCandiess. Miss May Damon. Mr.. aud
Mrs. n. S. Sachs. Mr. and Mrs. W. w
Hall, Mr.. A. F. Cooke and MISS
Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Austin.
Mrs. G. w. Ashford Mr.. and Mrs
Gerrit P. Wilder. Rev. and Mrs. q. IT
Gulick. Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Williams.
Dr. and Mrs. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
es nner ME-. and Mrs. T. F. I.ausiag.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. lie Wis. DR. ard
Mrs. Howard. Mr. and Mrs. n. p. Girls
void. Miss Griswold, Miss Malone
Miss Lawrence. Miss Pope DIR. and
Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Athe--
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Mellis, Rev.
q. r. Emerson. Rev. W ID. Westervelt
Judge Lyle A. Dickey. Messrs. w. ].
Lowrie tSpreckelsvillel. John Hind.
tkohala), j. p. Cooke. Geo. r. Carter.
Bruce Cartwright. A. V. Gear. ROYAL
ID. Mead. L. S. Gear. Walter F. Dill
bingham, Walter E. Wall. Thomas e.
krouse. Chas. Lydecker. B. II. Wright
w. II. Coney, l.. z. Pinkham. W. "
Dimond. Geo. H. Robertson and Chas
n. Gilman.
Before the curtain rose the Kameha.
meha Glee Club in the orchestra box
gave q song, the first of several ac.
ceptable songs at waits during the
evening.
The Bulletin Publishing Co. was
the first competitor for the honorable
mentions and made a hit that nut
the house in appreeiative humor for
ali the excellent representations by
other advertisers which followed
About fifty Bulletin newsboys riotinr
IN the printing house yard waiting
Tor the paper to come out composed
the scene. Half were shooting Straps.
the other moiety engaging in a good
natured opgh-and-tumble Into the
midst OF the uproar was led a calf.
recognized at once from Yaroley's
cartoons. wearing blanket inscribed
on one side. The Bulletins Mascot. /"
and on the other. The Advertisers
Best Friend. The house caught on
with a roar. An atmosphere fun of
waving Bulletins made the finale.
The Union Feed Co. advertised
Ajax hay by means of two farmers
with pitchforks and a donkey laden
with the article.
E. o.. Hall & Son, Ltd. opened with
q stereopticon view of their building
and q portrait OF + Oscar White. the
manager now aboard the Picking bound
for San Francisco. Other pictures
with notices thrown on the screen
illustrated different lines of the COM
pany's wares. reinforced with moving
tableaux on the stage One OF these
was the figure of an OK. improyised
by two lads draped. drawing an an
Gent pillow.
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co. had its benefits set forth in an
eloquent spiel By c. J. Hutchins. its
local general agent. who pointed with
pride TO the company's investments
in Hawaiian securities.
Lewis & Co. brought on an exquisite
allegoricai exhibition. Two little Gu.
pids-Johnnie and Tommie Cummins
carried 10 the front a huge box OF
bonhons At the rear the cakewaIk
was danced by Myrtle Schuman. Ora
Gle Robertson. lydia Wagner. Hannah
Roseberg and Willie Schuman. mem
bers OF Mrs. Mary Gums juvenile
dancing class. personally directed by
their teacher. Mrs. Malcolm Brown be
ing the pianist.
The Davey Photographic Co. Ltd.
gave q fne exhibition Of Hawaiian
views with the stereoptfcon. inciud-
ing several portraits.
The Bergstrom Music Co. exhibited
the marvellous versatility Of the Crown
piano. by Jimmie Dougherty's accom-
paniments 10 his own fine singing.
He ELECTED xither. mandolin and gui-
tar tons from the instrument. W D.