The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-28


Oh "Blow, Blow, Thou Winter
Wind ............. Gerard Barton
Mr.. Give Davies. ..... ...
T. Ca) Consistency" Arthur Foote
o. Peace" ........ Mary d. Frear
(Cello obligato by DR.. c. Ramus)
Mrs. Stephen Norton Bobo.
8. (a) an Dear Hawaii"
(b) THE SheDherdess"
(c) play, Make believe"
Composed and sung by Mrs Carrie
Jacobs Bond.
6. (a) Dear Love, When in Thine
Arms" ...... George w. Chadwick
(b) Day is Gone.
Margaret Ruthven Lang
Mr.. Edward c. Vaughan.
PART H.
7. (a) The Eden Rose. "A. Foote
Cb) Spring .... Margaret R. Lang
Mrs. c. s. Weight
8. (a) I'm Wearin Ava. "A. Foote
(b) The Years at the Spring.
.............M Mrs. H. H. A. Beach
Mr. Arthur wall.
8. (a) GO, Lovely Rose" A. Foote
(b) Dear Little Bairnie" ....
..,............E. A. =. NewcOmb
(c) DANA. George w. Chadwick
(d) Thou Art so Like a Flower
.......... George w. Chadwick
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay Jr.
10. (a) "All in All. Philip Hall
Oh "AftIr" Mrs. II. II. A. Beach
Mrs Stephen Norton Bobo.
II. Longing" Ga song of Hawaii NeD
.......... George f. Davies
Words by E. A. P. Newcomb)
Mrs. Bruce McV Mackall
u. Piano Solo "Scherzo op. go.
........... Clara Kathleen Rogers
Mrs w. d. Westervelt.
Accompanies: Mrs Give Davies, Mrs,
Henry Bicknell, Miss Margaret E.
Clark Miss Agnes Wickstrum.
*Bouncing Bet is not a dancing girl,
but a meadow flower, whose pink and
white blossoms go bouncing about top
heavily in the breeze.
=
The party comprising Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. B. f. Dillingham;, Mrs. Harold
Dillingham; and Mrs. Hyde-Smith re-
turned from their visit to the volcano
at the beginning of this week with
glowing accounts of a delightful
trip. The pit of the crater was very
active, presenting grand spectacle
and will long be remembered by Mrs.
Hyoe-Smith, in whose honor the ex-
sursion was organized.
On Wednesday evening Miss jean
, cite Gault entertained at a pretty lit
: tie dinner at the Pleasanton for four.
, The table bore a centerpiece of laven-
, der asters and maidenhair fern with
1 lavender shaded candelabra.
2 : =
} Here comes another little letter from
- Ethelwyn Crockett, who is enjoying
= such a wonderful tour with a party
= who are the guests of her aunt, Mrs
| Mabel Wing Castle:
Monaco, Rivera April 23, 1910.
l ! received your letter yesterday:
- l would like very much to see a copy
2 of the letter you published for all the
: "critics" of Honolulu, but l do not
mind
4 Today we took a little boat and
% went outside the harbor. 1t is so long
S since have been in an open boat that
S it almost seemed as II it was the first
. time. We had a very good view oil
the city, the homes looked peculiar
= set like stairs, a house set on almost
e nothing is the way the city is popu-
lated. We went little beyond Mo-
9 naco and then rode around the Rocker
o and saw the hanging gardens-the
= best view of such garden is in {
It boat. The man (the engineerl
+ thought the launch might stop Gas the
S propeller was rather irregular) but
nothing happened. 1t was like g
rocking chair on the waves as the
10 boat tossed up and down. 1t WASH
really rough but you wouldn't call
smooth either. We came inside ant
went around the harbor, several time
around the Princess boat and landed
after a perfectly IDEAL time
= Yesterday we went to friend
in Nice and lunch, afterwards we wen
to the Aviation little way from Nice
Q Latham was in an Antoinette biplan
X and was the most graceful. He wa
: just Cor rather his machine) like
Q dragon-hy with great big wings an
q the first half is shaped like a boat, S
? if he should fall in the water Their