Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-25

baritone voice was heard on Friday
evening. He sang I'm May Time with
exquisite feeling and was encored. Mr..
Henry Macfarane played his accom-
paniment in an artistic manner. Mrs.
Rannie Scott and Major George Potter
presented the sketch "A Pair of Luna
tics" in a thoroughly artistic manner
and the house testified to their appre-
citation by generous applause. They
are two of the best talent. Mrs. Scott
also sang sweetly "Dearle." She was
trained abroad and her voice Is beauti.
fully cultured. Mrs. Noah Gray's piano
solo from mariana" was brilliantly
rendered. She has a delightful touch
and Is a valuable acquisition in musical
circles. Miss Chandler and Mr. Auer-
back of the Orpheum, kindly consent.
ed to give Dutch sketch which fairly
brought down the house, so perfectly
Il was given and in such an amusing
way. The children and grownups fair
ly howled theii appreciation and both
the actors were obliged to give an en-
core. Miss Chandler recited on FRI
day evening and delighted the audi
enCe by her grace and naturalness. She
Is a finished artist and everybody was
glad to hear her. Miss Chandler and
Mr. Auerbach left their rehearsal in
order to help the Art Loan Exhibition.
Their kindness was greatly appreciat-
ed. Miss Drusilla Marx sang beautiful
~ and she was encored. Her rich and
sympathetic voice gave great pleasure.
She has a most pleasing personality.
Mrs. Cooper was ably assisted by Mrs.
William Whitney and Miss Ada Rhodes
as accompanies. Mrs. Benson and
Mrs. Harry Macfarlane took charge OF
the admission with great energy and
skill. The Loan Exhibition will be
open this afternoon from ? until 10.
The upper floor was devoted to the
curios, lace and jewelry. Mrs. SwanZy
was in charge of the jcwclry. Mrs.
Gerritt. Wilder of the lace. Mrs. Will
ders corner was very attractive. Yards
and yards of white brocaded satin were
hung against the wall and on this mag
nihcent background laces of untold
value and age were placed, their eX-
quisite meshes being brought out by
blue tissue paper. The laCes alone
would fill columns for they were rare
and exquisite. The Oriental treasures
were remarkable and Prince David IA.
wananakoa's Hawaiian exhibit occu'
| pied a corner by itself. 1t was mag
nifcent The Pan-American exhibit at
tracted much attention. Mrs. Henry
| Lyon presiding most gracefully. Miss
Nellie White had charge of the silver
exhibit and II was vast one. Mrs.
George Davies corner was devoted to
curios and European treasures. Miss
Marian Scott and Miss Helen Macfar.
lane took tickets and Miss Kathleen
Cartwright sold programs. So much
has been said about the various eXhib-
! its that everyone knows about them.
| Mrs. McCandless managed the whole
vast enterprise with the help of her
various COMMITTEES. II was splendid
undertaking and should have met with
more encouragement for this town.
Mrs. Fred Macfarlane returned on
the Mongolia. Mrs. S. NJ: Parker, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane will re.
turn in the next steamer
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A progressive whist party was given
last evening by the Polynesian Encamp.
ment at Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. F. j.
Johnson and Mrs. A. NJ. Mellis won
the first prizes namely, an Odd Eel. !
lows pin and Rebekah pin, while Miss
Grace O'Brien won the BOBBY prize and
Captain Paul Smith was given the
mans BOBBY prize. Delicious refresh
ments were served and the committee
in charge was as follows Messrs.
Simonton, Simpson, Jacobsen Mrs.
Simontons coffee, wnch was perfect,
seemed greatly appreciated as well as
the homemade refreshments.
4 X h
Mrs. Marston Campbell entertained
at cards Thursday evening in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Graham.
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Commander Dyer OF the Supply"
made an official call on the Governor
Friday.
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The Nance O'Neil matinee will Le-
gin at 1890 on Tuesday morning.
4
Joe" the magnificent Newfound-
land dog owned by Mr.. Harold Castle,
met an untimely death last week by the
electric car, He has always been quite
feature of the Castle grounds, as well
as the pet of the family and his death
, Is mourned by all. He was born the
same month as Harold. He will be
buried at Kaimuki and a stone will
be erected to his memory.