The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-11

w. Prince and wife of Illinois, George
W. Taylor of Alabama, ]. M. Miller
and wife of Kansas, William A. Reed
er and wife of Kansas, James Nc
Lachlan and daughter of California,
Charles F. Scott and wife of Kansas,
Ezekiel S. Gambler Jr. and secretary
of Mississippi, l.. p. Padgett and wife
of Tennessee, w. A. Rodenberg of Illi-
nois, w. r. Ellis and wife OF Oregon,
H. Olin Young and wife of Michigan,
H. G. Woodward and wife of West Vir-
ginia, B. G. Humphreys and wife
Mississippi w. Aubrey Thomas OF
Ohio, A. j. Barchfeld and wife of Penn
sylvania, A. f. Dawson and wife OF
Iowa, A. ]. Watkins of Louisiana, j.
w. Good and wife of Iowa, Jolitte Ell
wins and wife, Edward E. Miller and
wife of Illinois, E.. 5. Theall of New
York.
George B. Mcclellan of Honolulu, in
charge of party.
Hon. William H. Rice and his wife
of the Hawaiian Islands arrived in
Riverside and are stopping at the Mis-
sion Inn for few days. Mr.. Rice
was formerly governor of Kauai, and
is one of the most prominent citizens
on the islands. Two years ago Mr.
and Mrs. Rice paid an extended visit
in our city, remaining at the Glenwood
for the winter festivities, and while
here they made a wide circle of friends
by their charming personality. Tx
Governor Rice is a distinguished look
ing gentleman, of dignified bearing and
genial face, crowned by a mass OF
snow white hair. He is in Riverside
with his wife merely on pleasure
trip,-Riverside (Cal) Press.
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A number of friends of Nh. and Mrs.
f. e. Blake were most delightfully."- en-
tertained at their ,Manoa valley resi-
dence last Saturday evening when the
charming little operetta entitled The
Rescue OF the Princess Winsome" was
presented by the children of the neigh
DorhoOd. The dining room mad been
changed as il by magic into veritable
fairy land forest, and the dancing and
singing fairy parts were most pleasing
ly carried out as by the program below.
Little Miss Eleanor Bissell was a mosL
charming and dainty princess and the
scene where she is spinning Loves
Golden Thread, and her rescue from
the tower by the dancing fairies was
well rendered.
Miss Kathlyn Blake and Master Ken
meth Reidford rendered the parts as
King and Queen of the fairies in
most pleasing manner, while the ultti-
cult roles of the Ogre and Witch were
carried out in the most realistic man
ner by Master Dewitt Alexander and
Miss Charlotte Blake. This charming
entertainment was given entirely un-
der the guidance OF Mrs. Blake, the
musical part OF the program being dI-
rected by Mrs. Frank Dodge. lMrs.
Blake has been urged to repeat this
refreshing entertainment at an early
date in some hall when greater num-
Der OF people could enjoy the young
folks, than could be accommodated In
her own home. Following are the
dramatis personae and schedule OF
scenes:
Characters: King, Kenneth Reid
ford, Queen, KathTyne Blake, Prince
! HERO, Holbrooke Goodale; Princess
Winsome, Sleanor Bissel; Knight, Ar
thur Brown; Ogre, Dewitt Alexander;
Witch, Charlotte Blake; Godmother,
Eleanor Gartley; Frog-eye Fearsome,
Frederick Peterson; Titanic, Gertrude
Blake; Bewitched Prince, The Dog
Chorus of Fairies, Flower Messen-
gers; Morning Glory, Helen Church;
Fairy, Margaret Andrade; Pansy, Anna
Pratt; Rose. Ruth Gartley; Forget-Me-
Not, Mildred Church; Poppy, Muriel
Peterson; Daisy, Kate Singlehurst.
Act. l. Scene 1. In the witches
orchard Prince and Princess dragged
to the Ogre's tower Prince Hero
changed into a dog.
Act 2. In the tower. Princess
and Queen promised aid by godmother.
Knight starts in quest of silver flute
with which to summon fairies to his
aid.
Act. 2. In the tower.z Princess
spins loves golden thread.
Act s. In the witch's orchard.
knight summons fairies who bind both
ogre and witch and break the spell.
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Fashions are born in Paris but are
worn in Honolulu, so with the COM
ing of the winter season we may see
TIE matrons and maids who compose
the smart set carrying small walking
stick which will not necessarily mean
that they have the beautiful Louise
LaValiere's limp which made walking
rather irksome but did not interfere
with her winning the heart of the gay