The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-08

will make their home with Mrs. Fox
at her Oak street residence Oakland
Enquirer.
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The rain on Wednesday night, did
not seem to have much effect on the
ardour of the dancers VINO journeyed
out to the Seaside to the dance that
was given i'm honor Of the captain and
passengers of the p. NJ. liner Mon
golia Ernest Kaai and his singing
boys kept the crowd in good humor
until after eleven o'clock.
Among those that / noticed on the
floor were the Misses Jordan, Omsted,
Macfarlanes and Winstons, the Mes
danes Newell, BrooKs, Johnson, Mar
tin, Fairchild Pillsbury, Rawlins, Ohm
sted and Macfarlanes, and the Messrs.
Castle. Major Dunning, Johnson, Dow
sett Brooks. McCorriston. Atkinson,
Riley. Matheson, CONFESS, Davis, and
many others.
! The engagement is announced OF
Miss George Spieker, daughter of Mr..
/ and Mrs. Joseph j. Spieker, to Mr..
John S. Drum Their wedding will be
celebrated in the early spring
/ naut
Miss Spieker has visited i'm Honolulu
and has some warm friends here.
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The Symphony Club concert on
, Thursday evening was one of the most
finished musical affairs given for a
long time in Honolulu, and probably
was the best that the Club has ever
done. 1t was largely attended, Bishop
Hall at Punahou College being crowd
ed to it's capacity, and most of the pro-
gram was enjoyed by most of the au-
dience The Club is composed of fin
ished musicians and their work last
night would certainly pass with credit
anywhere. The second part was Sc
verely classical and was probable g
trihe heavy for the average audience
1t would have taken better at the first
part rather than the last of the even.
ing Mrs. Kahls singing was enjoyed
Her voice, especially in heN higher reg
lister is very beautiful Then the cho,
rus was good All of the twenty-five
in it are experienced vocalists ant
they sang together admirably. The
selections We're of a character which
took well with the hearers. Director
Bode deserves much credit for the re
suits of the chorus, as well as Of the
Orchestra.
In the Orchestra were:
Director, R. r. Bode; first violins
= Mrs. ingalls,, DR.. o. E. Wall, w. A
Love and Herr Kahl; second violins
Mrs. f. A. Ross, Miss Bessie Hopper
Miss Violet Damon and DR.. Moore
viola, B. L. Marx; cello, DR.. Carl Ra
mus; double bass, Messrs. Williams
and Vierra; flute, Chas S. Desky
clarionet, Mr.. Chadwick; oboe, Messrs
Kopke and Bechtel; organ, Georg,
Cooke; first cornet, G. J. Boisse; sec
ond cornet, G. Kruss; trombone, ]. K
Kaaua; tympani and drums, S. Peck
= piano, Mr.. Fake.
In the chorus were Sopranos, Mrs
C. B. Cooper, Mrs S. E. Damon, Mrs
Alex. Lindsay Jr., Mrs. Williams Mar
tin, Mrs. E. A. Mott-Smith, Mrs. H
NJ. Won Holt, Miss Washington anC
Miss X. Ward; contraltos, Miss Aylett
Miss Judd, Mrs. w. A. Kinney, Mis-
Ada Rhodes, Mrs Simpson, Mrs. c. S
: Weight and Miss Mime; tenOrs, l.. q
) Blackman, C. Edmunds, P. J. Har
: wood, Arthur Wall and Clarence Wa
terman; BASES, d. Anderson, Waite
Beakbane, A. J. Blackman, Rev. A. L
Hall and Curzon osborne.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rice returned
| on the Mongolia from their weddin!
trip. They will make their futur,
e home in Kauai.
= The Rt. Rev. Bishop da Silva of tn,
Roman Catholic Church, assisted b,
r Father Valentin, administered the hol!
2 rite of confirmation at st. Augustine
+ Chapel, Waikiki Wednesday after
J noon, to the three children of thu
; Prince and Princess Kawananakoa
? the infant son of DR.. and Mrs. Harvey
? Murray and the two children of tn,
+. Walter Macfarlanes. Only the mem
t bers of the three families were pres
{ ent.
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Commander and Mrs. A. c. Amy ar
rived at the Hotel del Coronado, Coro
nadO, Cal, shortly before Christmas
= They came from st. Louis, Mo-, thei
= home. Commander Almy is in charg
of some naval construction work abou
San Diego Harbor.-Army and Nav.
Register, Jan. 4.
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S Mr. Walter Dillingham; and Mr.. Har
= old Dillingham; are expected to arriv
} here from Honolulu on February g.
/. Argonaut
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