The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-27

chairman; e. r. Adams, ]. A. Wilder
j. r. Gait and j. o. Young.
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The Kilohana Art League is moving
into it's new home at the corner Of
Beretania and Miller streets. Tt will
take some time to get fully settled
and there is some talk of giving for
NAL ''house WARMING" for their friends
when the new home is fully in order
In the meantime, however, some of the
serious work of the organization will
be held in the building. Mrs. McNeill
Mrs. Graham and Miss Harris will
have their classes in china painting
meet there beginning on Monday.
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The music lovers of the city who
have been invited to the concert which
will be given tomorrow afternoon by
the symphony Club at the Elks' lodge
rooms on King street. have an excep-
tional treat i'm store for them, as may
be inferred from the program below.
The Symphony is composed of the best
musical talent of Honolulu, and pre-
paratiOns for the present concert have
been especially painstaking. The final
rehearsal will be held at the lodge
room this evening, and the concert will
commence promptly at o'clock on
Sunday. The program follows:
% Allegro con brio.
Andante con mato .................
Symphony No. 5.... Beethoven
(2) Song-"Honor and Arms. ......
............. From Sampson Handel
Mr.. Frederick Hastings.
(S) Violin solo-Prize Song from the
Meistersingers ..................
................ Wagner, Wilhelmj
Mr.. w. A. Love
W Quartett-Allegro Moderate 80.
Op. IS. No. 4............ Beethoven
Messrs. w. A. Love, o. E. Wall,
B. L. Marx, DR.. Carl Ramus.
90 Wedding March ...... Mendelssohn
C6) Andante can motto ..............
Con mato moderate. ............
...Haliah Symphony. .Mendelssohn
Cd Suite Egyptian ............ Luizinf
Conductor, Mr.. r. r. Bode.
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Mr.. Carl VOTERS gave a small din
ner at the Young Hotel on Thursday
evening to a small party. The table
was daintily appointed and the affair
was a most enjoyable one.
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Harry Cobb entertained a party of
twelve at dinner at the Young Hotel
last evening. The affair was one of
the most pretentious small dinners
which has been given for some time.
The guests were seated at a large
round table which was most richly de-
corated with cut flowers and fine glass
ware; while an exceedingly elaborate
center piece creation attracted much
favorable comment from the guests.
The menu consisted of numerous
courses, and was perfectly prepared
and served,
After the dinner the party spent the
remainder of the evening at the theatre.
f. A. Wicket entertained a party
of three with dinner at the Hawaiian
Hotel last night.
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Mrs. Morris gave a dinner to a few
friends at the Hawaiian Hotel last
evening.
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Rev. ]. w. Wadman and Mrs. Wad-
man. gave a pleasant little dinner to
several friends at the Hawaiian Hotel
last evening.
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This evening, at the residence of Gov.
G. r. Garter, corner of Liliha and Judd
streets, the Hawaiian Mission Chill
drens Society will hold it's annual
meeting and the occasion promises to
be an interesting one. Among the new
items of business will be a report by
the committee on the restoration of
the oldest foreign-built house in Ho-
nolulu.
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Mrs. S. d. Heapy, who will leavS
next week on the Alameda with a
party of young women who will spend
several months in Europe this sum-
mer, was treated to a most pleasant
surprise last evening at the Kaiu-
lani Girls Home, on King street, of
which she is the popular matrOn man
ager The forty or fifty girls Of the
Home, as well as a number of outside
friends who had been invited to help,
had arranged little farewell lara for
Mrs Heapy, without her knowledge,
and it was a most pleasant event in
every way.
Among the guests present We're the
officers of the Home, as follows Mrs.
George r. Carter. president; Mrs. II.
Waterhouse, vice president; Mrs F. w.
Macfarlane. treasurer; Mrs, b. NJ Al
len, auditor; Miss l. Pope, secretary
and Mrs. G. Du Rol, director,
The Kaiulani Home has been open
for about four years, and was largely
the work of MIS-, Heapy who conceiyed
the diea OF furnishing a home for Ha-