Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28

did scope of her voice Mrs. Weight
while pleasing and satisfying her aud
fence, always gives sense of reserve
power. Most fortunately another OF
our composers landed on Hawaiian
shores at this opportune time and
lent her charm and grace to the occa.
sion. Mrs. Carrie Jacobs-Bond played
and sang her own compositions In a
most fascinating way. Mrs. Bond gave
as her opening number The Shep.
herdess." perhaps the best known of
her works Her other numbers we're
I'm Dear Hawaii" and PLAY Make
Believe" Mrs. Bond shows dis
unctive individuality and an atmot
phcrc OF home about her work that in.
tensely attracts while at times It Is
subjective enough to- make one almost
apologize for intruding. On the pro-
gram were three local composers,
Mary Dillingham; Frear contributed
number. Peace" which was one OF
the gems OF the evening This was
sung by Mrs. Bobo with cello obligato
by DR.. Carl Ramus Mrs. Bobo also
sang "All In ALL" worthy effort by
Philip Hall. Longing" Ia song of
Hawaii Neil. by Mr.. George +. Davies,
with words by L. A. p. Newcomb, was
greatly appreciated. This number was
sung by Mrs. Mackall In a masterful
way. Mrs. w. ID. Wcstervolt gave the
piano numbers OF the evening. "A
Suite for Piano" by Hugh Keso. and
"Scherzo." by Clara Kathleen Rogers.
Mrs. Westervelt Is always equal to
the occasion. Her rendition of these
two numbers was a magnificent bit of
Interpretation and well deserved the
enthusiastic recognition II received.
The accompanies Of the evening were
Mrs Give Davies Mrs. Henry Bick,
nell, Miss Margaret L. Clark. Miss
Agnes Wickstrum This recital, Civ
en- by the Musical Circle of the Kilo
hama Art League. OF which Mrs. Henry
Bicknell is chairman, concludes the
work for the season. and the plan has
been under Mrs. Bicknell's able lead
ership to make the programs both In
teresting and instructive. the educa
: t!onal value being the main Gonsidera
ton. That Mrs. Blcknell has beer
. well supported In her efforts is mos
II evident from the cooperation an,
kindly interest of the best musical tai
ent In the city.
PART l..
. Suite for Piano ........ Hugh Kels
a-Gavctte.
b-Serenade.
y c-Bouncing Bet.
D. Mrs. w. ID. Westervelt
IS 1. There Sits Bird on Every
81 Tree ............ Arthur FOOT
I. 2. when Soul Is Joined to Soul.
...... Mrs II. II. A. Beac
Mrs. Bruce Mcv. Mackall.
a-Requiescat .,..... Arthur Farwe
e Pillow. Blow. Thou Winter
d Wind" ......... Gerard Barto
3 Give Davies
IA a-Constancy. ......... Arthur Foot
,r b-"Peace" ..Mary Dillingham; Frea
IN Cello obligato by DR.. C. Ramus)
Mrs. Stephen Norton Bobo.
AIN Dear Hawaii.
's b-The Shepherdess.
N c-Play "Make-Believe."
Is Composed and sung by Mrs. Carrie
ID Jacobs-Bond.
,g PART II.
% a-The Eden Rose -. Arthur Foo
/, b-Spring E. Margaret Ruthven Lar
, Mrs. c. S. Weight.
aim Wearin Ava. ,.. Arthur Foo
o. b-The Years at the Spring ......
Ig ......... Mrs. II II. A. Beat
r. Arthur Wall.
v a-Go Lovely Rose -. Arthur Foo
Ia b-Dear Little Bairnie ..........
- ........ Edgar A. P. Newcon
IL c-Danxa. d-"Thou Art So Like a
u Flower" &. George w. Cbadwi'
" Mrs. Alexander Lindsay, Jr.
III After. .n...... Mrs. IN II. A. Bea'
Mrs. Stephen Norton Bobo.
a-Dear Love, When In Thine
ef Arms -. George w. Chadwi
ne b-Day Is Gone ........... ....,.
.. ........ Margaret Ruthven La
" Edward c. Vaughan.
o. Longing "a song OF Hawaii NeD -.
EN- .......... George, f. Davi
m Words by e. A, p. Newcomb)