The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-05
NOVEL EVENING BY
MAKAWAO LITERARY
A PROGRAM THE NUMBERS OF
WHICH PRESENTED A COM
PLETE HOME MAGAZINE.

KAHULUI, Maui, October 3-On
Friday evening last at the home Of D.
c. Lindsay, Pata, was held the regular
monthly meeting of the Makawao Lit
erary Society, and it was one of the
most enjoyable evenings of its kind
held for many moons. The large par
lors were filled to verflowing with peo-
Pile from all parts of Central Maui and
everybody were glad that they had
come. The program for the evening
was as follows:
Frontispiece. Little Red Riding Hood
Piano Solo...............M Miss Ormerod
Quartette. Misses Ormerod, 'Hensner
and Messrs. Bagata and E. 5. DoWdle
Story-Chasing a Rainbow Mrs. Taylor
Solo ...................... MISS Ormerou
Political Ponters..... Mr.. w. O. Aiken
Cornet Solo ................M Mr.. Lufkin
acknowledgements. Mr.. DOugherty
Events of the Month-EditOrials
.....................M Mr.. F. w. Hardy
Reading .................... Mrs. LoWell
Duet. Mrs. Won Tempsky-Mrs. Foster
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr.. Ault
Fashion Notes ...............M Miss smith
Fashion Plate for September.
Ladies Trio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MIS-.
Advertisements Back Cover.
Nicou and Hair and Miss Steele.
Each one of the vocal solos were en-
cored and were all of them very well
rendered. Mr. Dougherty of Honolulu
made his first appearance before
Makawao audience, and that 1t was
favorable one was evidenced by the
fact that he was called back three
times. Miss Ormerod sang in her
usual pleasing manner. Mr.. Lulklh 5
cornet solo as usual brought forth an
encore as all will appreciate who have
heard him play. The ladies trio was
| ''Three Little Maids From School,
and was sung in Japanese costumes
and was very well acted out. The au-
dience insisting on an encore, Messrs.
| Lindsay, Dougherty and Ault came
prancing out attired in kimonas, with
half of a Chinese lantern for hats,
fan, ETC., and gave sort of parody
on the ladies' act which brought down
the house. 1t was rather impromptu
so that the boys knew but about two
bars of the song, which they rendered
Three Naughty Boys From School,
and it was very laughable to see them
| try to fill in the lines between each in
his own way. Thehr effort took decid-
edlv and was enthusiastically applaud
ed, The readings was very well done
and much enjoyed, the story Chasing
a Rainbow" being continued in our
next lust at the most interesting
point. The articles on political point
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fashion notes were humorous local
| take-offs and created much laughter.
| The Frontispiece fashion plate, adVer-
| tisements and back cover were tap-
| leaux and were very good. Some very
| familiar advertisements were repre-
| sented, bsides which some local indus
| tries and people were advertised to the
amusement of the audience. The Pala
Hospital was represented, for instance
| the particular event being the ampu'
| tation of a foot the regular force be-
! ing on the stage. DR., McConkey with a
carpenters saw and the foot in his
| hand.
Delicious refreshments of salad cake
and lemonade were served after which
the company retired to the dining room
where many pictures were spread out
on the table, each one representing d
magazine, and the company were TO
guess what they were, a prize being
offered for the most guessed right,
Miss Henderson of Kahului carried
off the prize, a burnt leather maya
zine cover or case.
Altogether the evening was great
success.
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