The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-03
SOCIETY

Important among the social and mu-
steal events of the year will be the
concert of the Honolulu symphony So
c;etvs orchestra at Bishop Hall, Pu-
nahou College. next Thursday evening
At eight o'clock. The Symphony So
ciety has delighted the music-loving
nubljc on many occasions during the
past year, but at no time have they
arranged so splendid program and
one so carefully prepared as that for
next Thursday night.
Because. of the exceptional talent of
the individual members of the orches-
ira. the program will be of classical
nature. although the conductor, Mr..
Bode, has selected numbers that will
appeal. to all music-lovers and satisfy
the most exactingl Every number is
very musical and melodious, and they
have all been practised so diligently
as 10 assure admirable rendition by
the orchestra.
Those who have enjoyed the concerts
of the symphony orchestra in the past
have a greater treat in store for them
this time, and others should not miss
the musicale under any circumstances.
The personnel of the orchestra is
as follows:
Director, r. r. Bode; first violins,
Mrs. ingalls,, DR.. o. E. Wall, w. A.
Love. and Herr Kahl; second violins,
Mrs. E. A. Ross, Miss Bessie Hopper,
Miss E1nora Sturgeon, Miss Violet
Damon and DIR. Moore; viola, B. l..
Marx; cello, DR.. Carl Ramus; double
bass, Messrs. Williams and Vierra;
flute, Chas. S. Desky; clarinet, Mr..
Chadwick; oboe, Messrs. Kopke and
BechteI; organ, Geo. Cooke; first cor
net. g. C. Boisse; second cornet, c.
Kruss; trombone, Joseph; tynpani and
drums, S. Peck.
The following excellent program has
been arranged for next Thursday even
ing:
Overture-'Bronze Horse. .Auber
symphony Orchestra
Songs
(a) Gam Sec. Franz Curt
Flute obbligato by Mr.. C. S. Desly
(b) "Cantabile der Della aus Sam
son und DELLA ..
................. c. Saint-Saens
Mrs. E. Kahl (soprano)
Part Songs
(a) "a Romance. ....... Mendelssohn
1. 80 Fly With Me-
2. "a Youth Once Loved"
3. "Over Their Crave
OBJ I'm This Hour of softened
Splendor" .............. Pinsutf
Invitation to the Dance" ...... Weber
Symphony Orchestra
Symphony No. Beethoven
1. Adagio, Motto. Allegro, Con
brio. In d Major.
2. Larghetto. A Major
8. scherzo and Trio. Allegro in D
Major.
4. Allegro, Motto. D Major.
In addition to the instrumental
numbers to be played by the orches-
ira, the following ladies and gentle
men are kindly singing a group of
part songs. the first being from Mem
delssohn's unaccompanied series, and
the second by Pinsuti: Sopranos, Mrs.
c. B. Cooper, Mrs. S. E. Damon, Mrs.
F, #. Frear, Mrs. Alex. Lindsay, Jr.,
Mrs. Williams Martin, Mrs. E. A.
Mott-Smith, Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt, Miss
and Miss X Ward; con-
traltos, Miss Aylett, Miss Judd, Mrs.
w. A. Kinney, Miss Ada Rhodes, Mrs.
Simpson, Mrs. C. S. Weight and Miss
Winnie; tenors, L. c. Blackman, c. |
Edmunds, P. j. Harwood. Arthur Wall
and Clarence Waterman; BASES, D.
Anderson, Walter Beakbane, A. J. |
Rev. A L. Hall and Cur
zon osborne
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The engagement has been announced |
Of Miss Eleanor Jones of San Rafael
20 Mr.. Robert Hind of Honolulu. Their
wedding will be celebrated at st. |
Da1IsS oh,rcI, cop D.e-1