Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-10

st. Clements Fair
st. elements fair yesterday, held on
the beautiful Rectory grounds, was not
only an artistic but financial success
Flags of all nations decorated the
grounds and the fair sellers had their
hands full throughout the afternoon. "
was Kings weather." for remarkable
as il may appear. when St Clements
has bazaar. no rain mars its complete
success and IL a drop or two ever falls
II is always between times. and is dis
Greet enough to stop at the beginning
of the entertainment. which is always
held in the Parish House as a fitting
climax to successful day. The con
cert last evening. given by Mrs Ray.
mond dc b. Layard and assistants wac
much enjoyed by the large audience
which gathered about eight. The stage
was prottily decorated with palms and
greens and q picture OF His Majesty
King Edward occupied central posi-
ton against the well. Booths were in
every available corner Of the room for
, the unsold articles. Coffee, cakes and
delicacies were also TO the fore. The
concert was n little late in beginning
ewing to the many little dinners which
the performers attended, Mrs. Ernest
Gross opened the program with IN cx-
cellent violin solo and her accompanied
was Mrs. Frank Anterior. Miss Nc
Uencry PLAYED two piapo solos most
qcceptab,y and Mrs Ranncy Scotts
two solos were rendered with much art
is,ic feeling Mr. lanes Wilder next
raye n recitation In his inIma,able style
with wba, he said "uawoiian rcs.
,urcs flo was ms, as funny as he
couId no and brought down the house
FOR an encoro he gave n ouaipt jllps-
tro,ion of n mucb-afflicted family with
n lin imnedimcn, irving TO blow on. "A
soomed IN rort With laughter. He was
enconcd again and again bu, respon,leI
only by n how Nrs. Alexander I,ird-
say WIN arrived rather burricdly from
Mrs swanzy's dinner. sang mos, hcau.
iifulIv two Numbers. and she was ac-
commanded nv Mr. Harry Moccarlnno.
Miss Lucy O'Mcnra was next ON tho
prorrnm and played most delightfully."-
iwn numbcrs She was accomp,pIrd by
bc. s,s,c, Mira I.ov,on-praln Then
came tho graceful dancing OF Mis-,
Adrio dc rArtiauc n w,s necessarily
,et, for she gave n dancing cIiss los.
son at Mrs Won Hollis and came direct :
lv after Her pcrIo,t movements nrJ
chrrnIng anpcgrance cro,,ei ouitc a
iurorc. and she was cnrored Mrs T.,
n. uumphris rcritcd two sclcr. ions IN
her usual finished manner ana she was
enthusiastically oncorcd and rcspon,,cd
with "Ou tp Dathe." She Is n pcrfeol
actress and did n In rho manner bc-n
| AIiss Dc rAr,ipuc nrain delighted ,ls
audience by spnnisn dancc--and IL,
| convert was over Coffee cake and
| lemonade were sold and most OF tho
,artIclcs were dlsposed or 1, was n yer
successful concert from beginning tc
end. and the audience seemed r,nre
than satisfied There were two largo
sumner partIes after ,hc concert-a, the
Swanzys' and M tho Layards'. The
| Swarsys had among others I'm addition
10 their dinner marty. Mr.. and Mrs
James Wilder. Misses Helen Macfsr,
lane Marion Scott I,ssie kaufman
Mcgsrs. Leslie SENT. Harold pillinc.
ham. Br sheldon and Captain Ca ter
Mr.. ard Mrs. I.ayard entertained W.
ard Mrs. G. W. e. DccrlnC. Dr. and Mr..
T. II. Ilumphris, Mrs. Stanley. Cap;ai,
and Mrs Combc. MIR. and Mrs. Rannc,
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs I,ewton- Brain Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. lIawcs, Jr., Mr.. an,
Mrs. Arnold Pike. Miss Lacy OMear.
nud Miss Anna Danford.
As
Central Unio, Fair
With the coming Of the fall days an,
the preparations for fall shopping an
yulctidc buying. come the church fair