The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-23

palrnistrv booth, presided over by THAI
clever and uLWearylng PIANIST, MIS-. -
q. HAYES, Jr.; the entertainment sec
ton where stage has been erected
fitted with footIignts and curtain, from
which performance viii be given
both today and tomorrow, beginning al
two O'Clock and continuing right along
until the doors close at night, except
for an iutermission between SIX ami
eight to allow the management OF the
Yefreshnnent section iul swing. Dur
ing this time the Ellis Quintet club
have kindly agreed 10 sing and play.
The program Will include dances by
the clever little Center girls, including
a Scottish reel; Whisting by young
Noble. who appeared at Mrs Rich
ards last week; a song illustrated by
Mrs. DR.. Humphris and Mr.. Grace; a
childs dance by Eva Focke; recita-
tons by Bruce Hartmann; two Gibson
tableaux in which Miss Lorna lau,ea
and Miss Irene Fisher and Miss SWEET
ger Will take part; an Italian romance
song by Miss Marx; a baritone 500 by
Mr. knight; dances by Miss de
TArtigue. ''Quivive'' (F7rench). an ORR
entail dance and a garland dance;
sketch by Mrs. Ranny Scott and Major
Potter; an illustrated song by Mrs
Geo. Robertson's little girl and Reynold
McGrew; and, in addition, Mr.. Buhler
and several members OF his company
of players have graciously consented to
appear and assist, probably during the
afternoons. Guy Livingston is also ex-
pected to appear at least once each
day loaded with mirth- provokers. Ad-
mission to this section (Which can be
entered from the street without first
going upstairs, if desired) is twenty-five
cents for adults and fifteen cents for
children.
The performance viii be run on the
continuous or informal plan, allow
ing the audience to circulate freely be-
-ween that section and the other parts
of the exhibition, as often as may be
desired.
REFRESHMENTS.
A highly important feature Of the
success of the whole affair, connecting
the strictly art exhibit upstairs with
the entertainment section below, where
other artists will hold sway, is the re-
freshment section, beginning at the
front door and extending alongside the
stairs leading to the second floor and
back to the rear. To this section
admission whatever will be charged
and those either in the entertainment
section or the rooms upstairs desiring
10 pass to the refreshnlent section can
do SO and go back by means OF return
checks to be issued. The viands dis
pensed will be largely the contributions
of many ladies of the city, served by
twenty-four of HonolUIu's most beauti-
full damsels, and managed by Miss
Tracy, the cooking expert, who has
been lecturing at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel. The menu will consist of potted
entrees, cold meats, salads, home made
pies, ice cream, cake, sherbets punches.
cheese, etc. The supper C to 81 will
be served a la carte, an innovation in
Honolulu which doubtless will be
heartily endorsed after being once
tried. A business lunch VIII also BE-
served tomorrow noon for the especial
accommodation OF the mercantile COM
munity. Luncheon can be partaken4
of, if desired, without entering either
the exhibition proper or the entertain
nlent section of it Lemonade and ices
viii be served also in the entertain
ment section.
The artistic scheme of decorations for
the front of the building and the lower
floor is the work of Miss Irmgard
Schaefer.