The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-12
MISS MARTIN SPEAKS WELL
OF HONOLULU CHILDREN
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Maids of Honor to the Queen OF
| Hearts-Miss Irene Fisher, Miss Ella
| Wight, Miss Dagmar Sorenson, Miss
Sophie Judd, Miss Belle Dickey, Miss
Edith Spalding.
| Bowl Bearer Set-Bowl bearer, Willie
| Raseman: pipe bearer Willie Carter;
l Fiddlers Three, Marcus Monsarrat, Al
| bert Carter, Reynold McGrew.
| Humpty Dumpties Shirley Bush,
Ralph Grey, Archie Sinclair.
| Poppies-Florence Towse, Doris Hut
chins, Rosa Herbert, Avis Windsor,
Henrietta Cofer, Esther Pratt, Gladys
Graham, Dorothy True, Margaret Cen
| ter Margaret CraWley, Ella Harrison,
| Carry James, Sybil McInerny, Annie
Pung, Alice Blaisdell, Ruth Richards,
Hester Pratt, Ida Cutting, Helen Hing,
| Ailene Jarrett.
| Milkweed Blossoms-Libbie Peck, To-
| kie Mianot, Jessie MacCauley, Lorna
| Jarrett, Cora Bla isdell, Ellen Dwight,
| Ruby Harrison, Julia Colburn, Bertha
| Kopke, Ellen Peterson, Laura Ather-
| ton, MurieI Howatt, Violet Atherton,
4 Juliet Atherton, Lydia Wagner, Edith
Tuck Cordelia Gilman, Harriet Lucas,
Lena Gardner, Lottie Aylett, Matilda
| Blaisdell, Maude Seyde, Eta Cum
| mings, Mabel Wond, Sarah Colburn,
Marjorie Gilman, Carrie Mclean, Elsie
Kapu, Helen Hebron, Ruth Lindley,
| Ethel Harrison, Amelia Holt, Alice
| Hopper, Esther Kopke, Agnes Buchan-
an.
Three Crows-StanIey Kennedy. Roy
Douglas, Daniel King.
Children in the Shoe-Ruth Anderson.
Margaret Jones, Dorothy Guild, Dora
Peterson, Ruth Soper, Psyche Berry,
Lillian McChesney, Helen Spalding,
Margaret Stevens, Bernice Halstead,
Eleanor True, Mildred Chaplin, Elsa
Weiske, Gladys Halstead, Ruth Far
rington, Hazel Gear. Alice Wong, Sybil
Robertson, Henriette Schwartz.
Grass BIades-Walter Scott, Rahalia
Eastables, Cecil Cross, Esmond Parker,
Wilfred Traphagen, Scott Pratt, Ralph
Walker, William Cottren, Charlie Her
bert Oliver Knudsen, Adolf Lfchert,
C1osson Emory, Oswald Stevens, Will
fred Harrison, Lane Webster, Richard
Cotton, Weymouth Roberts, Willie
Patty.
Sweet Peas-Marjory Chaplin, Letitia
Morgan, Ruth McChesney, Martha Nc
Chesney, Louise Mccarthy, Lucie
Dimond, Geraldine Trapnagen, Elo;se
Taggert, Marion Chaplin, Marian
Austin, Gertrude Traphagen, .Estelle
Waller, Annie Costing, Dora Atwater
Middle Strive.
Observation-Disclosures Burrows, Socora
Estaves, Pearl McAdams, Violet Lucas.
Abby Lucas, Lucille Lucas, Claire Be:-
ry, Sarah Pratt, Lilly Woolsey, Martha
Bergersen, Ethel James, Irene Thomp-
son, Louise Effinger, Juliet Atwater,
Violet Austin, Marguerite Andrade,
May Garden, Hazel Cunningham, Eloise
McCauley, Jessie Kennedy, Eleanor
Efinger, Sigmund Wickander.
Orchestra-First violins, Miss RAJ
mus, w. A. Love and Mr.. Busch; sec
ond violins, Miss Bessie Hopper, Mr.
Melchers, Mr.. Nolet; viola, Carl RAJ
mus; cello, Walter Beakbane. Leon
Tobriner; bass. Mr.. Williams; flute, E.
Kopke Jr.; clarinet, Mr.. Chadwick;
cornet, c.. Boisse, piano, Miss Margaret
Hopper.
Ticket Committee-Mrs. Andrew Full
Ter (chairman) assisted by Mrs. F. NJ.
Hatch, Mrs. Alex Isenberg, Mrs. Ger
rit Wilder Mrs. Fred Waterhouse, Mrs.
Walter Frear, Mrs. A. G. Halves, Mrs.
w. H. Mays, Mrs. F. H. Humphris, Mrs.
E. M. Boyd, Mrs. Will Lewis, Mrs. A.
E. Murphy, Mrs. du Roi, Mrs. James
Dougherty, Mrs. Clifford High, Mrs. G.
w. r. King, Mrs. Heapy, Mrs. Magoon,
Mrs c. Montague Cooke Jr., Mrs. 0.
Quick, Mrs. U. Thompson, Mrs. NJ.
Riggs Mrs. w. Hoffman, Miss Josslyn,
Miss Dagmar Sorenson, Miss Juanita
Beckley, Miss Jennie Giffard, Miss
Rosie Cunha, Miss Sophie Judd. Miss
Bertha Young, Miss Lawrence, Miss
noric
Hutchins, Pauline Schaefer, Margaret
Jones. Helen Jones' Lillian McChesney,
Francis Brown. James Peterson.
J ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Mrs. Andrew Fuller will be on the
Waikiki lanai of the Hawaiian Hotel
this morning (Monday) from ten
o'clock to twelve to receive money for
tickets sold, or the return of tickets
given out to be sold. for 1.-THE House
that Jack Built Will the ladies kind
" note this and be there to report, as
after tomorrow evenings performance
the exchange tickets are of no use.
There are some seats for sale yet for
Tuesday evenings performance and
one loge left.
The sale for matinee tickets opens
this morning at Wall Nichols Co. at
i nine o'clock. Children fourteen years
/ of age and under will be admitted to
any of the $3.50 seats for dollar. The
gallery will be opened up for twenty
five cents. This gives the different
school children chance to see the
operetta. Plenty of seats in the bal
cony for seventy-five cents and a dol
lar. The matinee will commence at
three o'clock, giving ample time for
children TO get there after the school
hour.
| The last performance tomorrow even
ing will commence at eight O'Clock. The
first evening was a little past EIGHT
perhaps, but Miss Martin pro-rises
there will be no DELAY Tuesday even