The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-19


numbers Of Mr. Rudolf J. Buct,ly, one
Of which Is the F major sonata OF
Handel. with Mrs. Z. c. Horton at the
piano.
Between these two violin numbers
Mr.. Chester Livingston will present a
song cycle by Won Felitz. a new coIr-
position that has created Juror
amongst music-lovers.
Altogether. the program promises to
be one Of the most interesting given
by the league.
A new departure viii be made on
this occasion. inasmuch as outsiders
viii be permitted to avail themselves
Of attending this recital. and for those
who are not members of the league,
nominal admittance of soc will be
charged.
Chronicle-The wedding of Miss
Margaret Stow and Edward Bright
Bruce, that took place November %
in Yokohama. was an event of great
interest to the friends of the bride in
this city. peggy Stow was the
guest of Miss Erna St. Goar for sew
eral days before sailing for the Orient
and the girls in the local set had an
opportunity of entertaining for their
favorite before her departure for her
, new home. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce will
reside in Manila and will be at home
after January Is.
Chronicle-Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Spreckels, who are at the Walcott in
New York, will leave for California in
few days. They are due on the 10th.
| Miss Belle Smith will accompany them
on the homeward trip.
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A most attractive program was rem
dered Friday morning by the pupils
Of the Dodge School AS is the usual
custom. the exercises were held in the
open air under large poinciana tree,
a lanai serving as a stage. The num-
bers on the program were for the most
part taken from the English work for
the term, but the costumes did much
to make the whole attractive The
songs and recitations were all well rem
dered and the two little historical
sketches by some of the younger chill
dren were exceptionally well done
Little Queen Elizabeth, in her gorgeous
court dress, accepted the courtesy so
CALAMITY offered by Sir Walter Raleigh
in queenly manner. The powdered
wigs and colonial costumes changed
Dickson Hitchcock and Leigh Water
house into splendid representatives of
Augustus and George Washington
The chief feature of the program was
play entitled 'FThe Story of the Mer-
chant of Venice" and too much can
not be said in praise of the acting Of
Pcrtia and Nerissa. The parts of Bas-
sanio, Antonio and Shylock were equal
ly well taken, and the Duke of Venice
in judge s gown and wig lent dignity
to the whole Trial Scene. The program
was as follows:
Sopg-Long Years Ago. 49,. School
Recitation-So-So Rockabv So...
Kealoha Waterhouse, Amy Waterhouse,
Babs Focke.
An incident in the life of Sir Walter
Raleigh-Sir Walter, Raleigh, Ernst
Schultzc; Sir Walters friend. Alatau
Wilder; Queen Elizabeth, Peggy Will
der.
Attendants = Robert Mott Smith,
Katharine Won Holt, Kealoha Water
house, frankie Thompson, Amy Water
/ house, Carol Moore.
| Song-Stille Nacht ..... School
Recitation-The Real Question $500.
.............. Katharine Won Holt
Song-The Anvil Chorus. -. School
Recitation-The Eye Train.
Phoebe Carter
Song-ln Row. Primary Class
An incident in George Washington s
life-Augustus Washington, Dickson
Hitchcock; George Washington, Leigh
Waterhouse.
Song-December Days .... School
Recitatlon-Just Fore Christmas.
................. Harvey Hitchcock
The story of the Merchant of Venice
-Portia, Hilda Won Holt; Nerissa. Mu-
riel Davies; Antonio, Rodger Simpson:
Bassanio, Sam Wilder; Shylock, Ronald
Won Holt; Duke of Venice, Ansel Kin
| ney; Gratiano, Heinz Schultze; Clerk
| of the Conrt, Donald Young; Salerio,
Frederick Warehouse; Messenger. Ga
lusha Jewell.
Attendants-Alice Moore, Marjorie
Booth, Muriel Wakefield. Robert Mott
Smith, Dickson Hitchcock
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Examiner.-Lieutenan r. M. Girls
void, who is we'll known to the young
er social set in this city and who was
recently assigned aboard the st. Louis,
has been appointed to duty at Mare
| Island as assistant inspector, a duty
formerly filed by Lieutenant Roscoe
G. Davis, who has been called to
/ Washington. He and Mrs. Davis
are having beautiful time in the
] national capital.
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Chronicle,-With the sailing of the
/ Logan today many who have done much
/ for the social life of our city left for
the Far East Among others were