Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-24
HIGH SCHOOL
GIVES COKCER!
Talented AmatuerS Ct
Local Institution
Entertain

Ing In the High School building by me
pupils of that institution ably assisted
by their instructors. The nails we're
beautifully and tastefully decorated
with ivy greens intcrtwncd with nuni-
hcrless yards of dark red ribbon, while
ferns and clusters OF flowers were scat
tered about, adding their peculiar
charm to the scene. Large evergreen
trees with sprinkling of cotton over
their branches. stood IN each corner,
giving truly Christmas effect to the
whole. All credit for the beautiful and
harmonizirg effect of the decorations
Is due To Miss Josephine Stone and her
corps of assistants who labOrcd early
aud late To produce the desired results
and we're fully repaid by CNClamations
OF appreciation By each visitor entering
the hall.
Although the concert was set for
p. M. quite u number had arrived by
quarter past seven, Notwithstanding the
heavy down-pour OF rain at that hour.
and by opening time of the exercise
all seats were occupied and chairs were
being brought In from the outside.
Such large and appreciativc audience
of fathers. mothers and friends must
he very encouraging To Professor Scott
and his stan of teachers.
4 terIaced platform built across the
lower end OF the hail. and tastcfully
covered with pretty figured mating.
served Ms n stage which, when occupied
by the whole class, presented very
pleasing and pretty picture.
The program rendered was quite APP
propriatc of the time and place. and
was carried through from the first to
last number with 10 much show Ol
spirit and ability that those visitors
| who expected nothing more than the
usual school concert were most agree
ably disappointed. Those who did not
attend ON account of Il slight shower ol
/ rain coming mp at an inoppOrtunc mo
rIcnt missed a treat.
Mrs. j. W. Yarndlcy. in the capacity
/ Of conductor and accompanied, assistcu
/ by Mrs. a. u. Ingalls,, violinist. Mrs.
Grace l.. Crockcs., soluis,: and Mr.. A.
u. Ingalls, A. the organ, carried the
program through without rliitrh or de-
lay.
| All of the pupiis did remarkably well
and In some of the numbers the talent
displayed was miraDilc visu, consider
ing that the performers are but ANA
tours. and reflects great credit on Pro.
fessor Scott and the teachers. II was
the first appearance" oi quite mum.
Der of the pupils. and from the oratOric-
al ability displayed; the sweet strains
brought forth by the magic drawing OI
the bow across the strings, and the
clear, well-rounded melody Of the hu'
man throat, "A prediction Is made that
some of those voices will he heard In
the Senate some day and Others VIII
delight the ear of large audiences with
symphony and song from the grand
opera stage.
The sketch entitled Twas You
Sir!' by Messr8. King, Douglas and
Marcnllino. was rendered with such
snap and vim that the audience wOult
not he satisfied until the trio had re-
pcatcd the number This was u triil'
'Gi al the Immediate order of things ~
he program stated there would he NJ
'ncnrcs.
Following Is tic program.
PART !.
over the Waves ............ Rosai
High School Orchestra.
iaD Low" Appear ,Rodemption) ..
,',,..,....,......... Gounol
'h) "lrooks Shall Murmur' tSt. Cc-
ciiias Day ,..,'....,.., van Brc'
High School Chorus.
Plnnp Solo-"P0Ionaisc,' Op. 10, M.
'''''''..'.'',....,, Chopin
go $50 H'''''' ''''H"''"'
'ap Anvil Chorus I'll TrovatorcJ,.
''''''.. ''''''.'.''..'...., Nerd
'n' Merrlly Goes Our BARK ''.'l cs'l
ilSh school BOYS Chorus.
VIOLIN sol" - 'PopplcS' Japanese
"rcha'rl l''''',''''''''' Mel more
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