Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-01-09
Benefit Concert for
the Italian Sufferers


the Italian Sufferers
The coming benefit. the entire pro-
ceeds of which will be presented to
Consul Schaefer for the Sicilian suf-
ferers, has caught the town. Il was
happy thought of Mrs. McLennan
to present her pupils of the Kilohana
Dramatic Circle and who are enthu-
siastic workers in the cause. The ut
most diligence is being displayed to
make the dramatic feature of the
evening success, and too much
praise cannot be given the ladies and
gentlemen who will give both pleas
IRE to Honolulu audience and at
the same time lend helping hand to
the victims OF the worlds greatest
catastrophe. Il IL to he hoped that
a large attendance will appreciate
the efforts of those, who are sparing
neither time nor trouble to swell
Mr.. Schaefer's fund, The ladies' OF
the Kilohana Art League In particu-
lar are coming to the'front as patro-
nesses and ticket-buyers and many
society ladies are sending their names
us patronesses. Mrs. Frear's naGIe
heads the list, while Mrs, S. d. Doles
kind encouragement was much es-
tecmed. AS this is the first benefit
for the sufferers and where everyone
can help by purchasing ticket or
more, from so cents to 81, It is to be
hoped there will be packed house
The following is the program in
part to be given:
Overture SO. Mr.. Vierra's Orchestra
DRAMATIC SKETCH
"One Touch of Nature Makes the
Whole World Kin"
Constance 800. Miss Alice Spalding
MIR. Holder ....... G. II. Dickey
Mr.. Fletcher ..... Mr.. II. Reinecke
lmpersonation ...... Miss Sprinks
lntermezzo, "Madrilena" (compos-
ed by Mrs. RivenburghD ......
...., Royal Hawaiian Glee Club
Balcony Scene, Romeo and Juliet"
Juliet ........ Miss Alice SpaldinG
Romeo ........... Miss Ray Bell
Vocal Solo, ALA Stella Conhden-
te" ..... Eleanor NJ. Rivenburgh
Violin obligato: Mrs. ingalls,.
Piano accompanist: Prof ingalls,
Recitation, THE Charge OF the
Irish Brigade. Mrs. McLennan
Violin Solo ........... Mrs, ingalls,
Accompanies: Prof. ingalls,
Vocal Solo. Mrs Bruce Mcv. Mackall
Tire Rosary" (male quarteU =.
Messrs. Cowes, Kerr, Clarke, Kaai
Selection ..... Symphony Orchestra
The program will conclude with a
proyoker Of mirth called Mrs.
Oakley's Telephone:
Mrs. Oakley ..... Miss Whitford
Constance ....,. Miss Marion Green
Mary ............ Miss Sprinks
Emma ...,.. Mrs. w. NJ. Graham
Among the patronesses who have
given their names up to date are the
following: Mrs. w. +. Frear, Mrs.
Mott-Smith, Mrs. S. b. Dole, Mrs. b..
T. Dillingham;, Mrs. +. A. Schaefcr,
Mrs. Forster, Mrs. Won Holt, Mrs. c..
Montague Cooke, Mrs. G. w. Case
Deering, Mrs. Il. |. Spalding, Mrs.
l.. l.. McCandless, Mrs. James Castle,
Mrs. Louis Abrams. Mrs. l.. c. Ables,
Mrs. Tenney, Mrs. A. n. Campbell,
Mrs, McGrew, Mrs. c. b. Cooper, Mrs.
Kingsbury, Mrs. w. A. Hopper, Mrs.
AuGur, Mrs. w. NJ Graham, Miss
sprinks, Mrs. A, G. Halves Jr.. Mrs,
Green, Mrs, Bell, Mrs. Elizabeth
Church.
4 + r
Mrs. Wigs of the Sabbage Patch
drew large audienceg again on Fri
day evening, who cried and laughed al
the irresistible situations In that won
derful little play, The different parts
were cleverly taken. and the pathos
and humor appealed directly to the
heart. There were many well known
faces in the audience among Others
being Judge Henry Cooper. who was
chaperoning beyy of pretty girls