The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-05-02

ranks of Honolulu amateur talent.
Mrs. Marion Crook as Bettina, the
Mascot was also excellent in her part,
her voice having greatly improved in
the last year or so.
Jimmie Dougherty. as Frederick,
was good.
Mrs W,lter Macfarlane, as Fiji in
MA Cherie," with her eight girls, in
the tuneful song from the Persian
Model" was excellent.
In all the singing parts that she has
even taken in Honolulu, none ever
equaled her part last Thursday Her
voice was rich and clear and she look
ed very handsome in her spangled
gown of white, with large picture hat
to match.
The greatest credit is due Miss De
IArtigue for her ability in training
the Ma Cherie" chorus.
Every one in the chorus, both ladies
and gentlemen, did well, and it will
be some time before Honolulu will
hear a chorus which worked and sang
so well together. The scene in the
house, will long be remembered by
those who were there, as it has been
some time since so many of Honolulu's
matrons and maids were present at a
first night Among those l noticed in
the audience were Princess HAVANA
nakoa, the John Walkers Jared
Smiths, Fred Warehouses, Phillipses
Watermans, Coopers, Kennedys, Way
sons, Smiths, Harry Macfarlanes, Low
reys, Schaefers. Browns, Murrays, Par
kers, Adamses, Albert Along, Davieses,
Lewerses, Walls, Richardson's, Fullers,
Walkers, Peterses, Johnsons, Youngs,
| Weights, Fockes, Halls, Damons, Cum
has, Mrs. Cornwell, Judge Perry, Lloyd
| Conkling, Miss Saunders Mrs. Saund-
ers Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Roth, Mrs Stout,
and many others.
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VIM. Pfotenhauer, Imperial German
Consul for Hawaii, entertained num-
| Der of friends at luncheon at the Paci-
) fic Club Thursday, in honor of Rich
ard NJ Isenberg.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann p f. Schultze
entertained at dinner last night in hon
or of Mr. and Mrs Richard M. Isen-
berg who sailed for their home in Ger
many in the Hongkong Maru.
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Captain and Mrs. Rees, GU. s. NJ,
moved into their new apartments at
the Pleasanton yesterday.
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General and Mrs. Pratt S. A. Duke
and Miss Marguerite Duke, who are
guests at the Pleasanton, will leave for
their homes in the Manchuria on the
| twenty-third.
Mrs. James w. Saunders and Miss
Dora Saunders will leave for their
home in California in the Hilonian
sailing May 10.
Mrs b. Griggs Holt, who has been
dangerously i'll, is very much better
and as soon as the doctors think it is
safe, she will leave for the Coast with
Mr. Holt, to seek a cooler climate.
Lot Kaulukou, who is at present in
Milan, Italy, completing his musical
education under the direction of Mrs
Montague Turner, will probably be
heard next fall in grand opera in New
York He has improved wonderfully
IN his singing, and some of the best
teachers in Europe claim that he has
a voice that will startle the operate
world.
He will not, however, be known on
the stage as Lot Kaulukou, but will be
Signor Lot Sebastian.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ivers had as
their guests in the Waikiki box at the
Opera House Thursday night Mr.. and
Mrs G. p Wilder, Major and Mrs. Pot
. ter, and Mr. and Hrs. Ralph Forster
T Mrs. Ivers looked very well in a
delicate pink creation.
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/ DR.. and Mrs. Harvey. Murray enter
tanned at luncheon informally for Cap
tain Phillips of the Aorangi when he
/ was in port this week.
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7 1t. w. Garland Fay, United States
Marine Corps, and Mrs. Fay have TAX
en- the Fred Angus home on Matloch
avenue for a few months.
1t is understood that a number OF
Naval officers wives will arrive here
:, before the fleet, and remain during the
: summer. Society will be glad to heal
J this good news, as it means more so
cial functions.
l. Tennis is again becoming quite po'
pular with the smart set, and the many
private courts are being used now
quite frequently. Last Sunday after
noon quite an interesting set was play