The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14
SOCIETY

at the Moana last night during the ex-
hibition given by the clever little pupils
Of Mrs. Mary Gums dancing class was
| a gay one Some scores of children,
from little tots to young girls, were
present. as participants in the events
and as spectators, while about the hall,
| four deep, sat the proud fathers, the
| happy mothers and the interested
friends of the little ones on the floor.
| The exhibition was a decided success,
the little dancers winning much ap-
| pIause for themselves by their grace
full and clever evolutions and their
own pretty selves, and winning large
amount of praise for their teacher.
Without exception, every number OF
the sixteen on the program was good
and enjoyable, but especial mention
can well be made of a few. The Center
children. Margaret and Helen, danced
beautifully and appeared in three num-
bers of their own. Edith Kibling,
slim little fairy in pink, danced her
way into the hearts of the many who
applauded. and Miss Thelma Murphy.
siblv the most applause of all
one number that made an especial
hit was the Highland Schottische,
danced by Kinau Wilder and Helene
Morgan. dressed in Highland costume,
while Down in Georgia on Camp
Meeting Day." by a chorus of dainty
little coons. who cakewalked, was an
other good thing Two of these
"coons," Miss Rosie Herbert and Miss
| Wilhelmina Tenney, improvised an ac-
| compartment to Helen Center's buck
and wing dance and came in for
| share of the applause.
The minuet, which ended the exhibit
ton, was given by a number of Mrs.
| Gums class dressed in court costume,
and was very pretty, while The
Kings Guard" taken part in by a
| number of young Hawaiian boys,
dressed in the royal black and yellow,
was unique and clever.
| Mrs. Gum looked after the young
dancers. looking very attractive her
| self and dressed in representation Of
a pink rose.
Following the exhibition the grown
ups danced.
The program and those who took
| part were as follows:
| March. the Glass
| Irish Jig
| Highland Schottische ................
! 1900 inau Wilder, Helene Morgan
! Song and Dance-"Tommy Atkins
/ and Dolly Gray ...-.........'..'.--
| "a. Margaret Center, Helen Center
| The Kings Guard.
! in
| Meeting Day"
| Maypoie $4,000
| Dorothy Smith, Linda Arendt, Emily
| Cooke, Dorothy Waldron, Peggy
| Wilder Marie Dawson, Edith Nor
| ton, Bertha Harris, Alma Ferge-
| son. Leinani ChiIlingworth, Irm-
| gard Brash, Louise Watkins, Dor
| othy Mulch, Blanche Arendt, Lydy
/ Mulch, Helen Ingham, Marie Hum
| phreys, Pearl Hough.
Buck and Wing ........... Helen Center
| Song and Dance-"Its Nice to Have
| a Sweetheart OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| Virginia Mccarthy, Pearl McCar-
| thy, Alice Hastings, Dean Winter,
| Kaeha Ingham, Carol Low, Hazel
auckland, Margaret Center
Soloist-Vernon Tenney.
Danee-Varsovienne
Song-"Betsey, the Belle of the
Bathers" ........... Thelma Murphy
Wreath Dance Observation-Disclosures.
Dorothy Smith, Thelma Lindley,
Helen Center, Irene Ahrens, Laura
Low, Violet Lucas, Margaret Nc
Carthy, Gladys Kruger, Kulamanu
Mcwayne, Minnie Ingham, Alma
FergeSon, Edith Kibling.
Danseuse. Margaret Center
| Oxford
| The Fairies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Alma Fergeson, Edith Kibhng
Lena Kekumano, Niau Rosa, Wi
mona Wallace, Madeline Burnette,
Violet Lucas, Margaret Restarick,
Ermine Morton, Lillian McChes-
ney. Hazel Buckland, Eva Taylor,
Madeline Ross, Ruth Soper Henry
Brunette, Alphonse Rosa, Francis
Abel, Platt Cooke, Clarence Nc
Wayne, Harold Morgan, Tutie
Hough, Kenneth Wallace, Willie
Morton, Raplee Cummins, Herbert
/ Berg, Donald Lewis.
The dance and band concert at Hale
| iva last night was a great success.
| The arrangement for moonlight con-
| certs and dances at the popular hos
| telry have been completed and during
the summer they will be the vogue.
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George r. Carter will entertain Sec
| rotary Garfield at dinner at the Pacific
| Club on Tuesday evening. Judge Bal
| lou will give him Japanese evening
| Friday.
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| Major and Mrs. s. w. Dunning have
| become quite ardent horseback riders
and are to be seen frequently on their
| travels.
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Judge and Mrs. VIII Whitney chape-
roned party of young folks at the
Young Hotel Wednesday evening last
| at an enjoyable dance.
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The Misses Ailene and Bernice
| Aldrich of Kauai sailed for San Fran
cisco in the Mongolia yesterday. They
| viii probably remain on the Coast in
| definitely.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. b F. Dillingham; were