Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-01

Margaret Kerr, Phyllis Hurd, An.
toinette Porter, Herbert Auerback
Enrol HURT, William Neal Mivajah
Neal, william Stone. Wilson John.
stone, Jack Adams and Eileen Mar
tin.
A meeting of the Palolo Social
Club was held at the residence of
Mr.. Rideout in Palolo velley last
Thursday evening Pedro was the
game Of the evening and some well
contested games were fought out
Both hrst prizes were carried of by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Foster. Mrs.
Fosters prize consisted OF beauti-
full oil painting, done by Mrs. Ride
out. After the games and distribu-
ton of the prizes light refreshments
were served Among those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Schoening. Mr..
and Mrs. Rideout. Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
ten. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. Ormiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Wilkinson.
4. 4 4
Unusual interest Is being taken In
the series OF three Thursday even
ing concerts which all lovers Of good
music In Honolulu are to be given
an opportunity to attend. The first
of the series is to be given the even
Ing Of January 10 in the ball room
of the Young Hotel. the second at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nc
Candies, and the third at the Puma
hOu residence of Mr.. and Mrs. u. F.
and both single and
course tickets for the events are on
sale at Bergstrom's Music Store. The
three artists who will appear are
Miss Margaret Clarke, pianiste. Mrs.
Bruce Mackall. soprano, and new
singer. Mrs. Grace Bannerman, a
beautiful Los Angeles woman. central.
to. Great care has been used in the
selection OF the program numbers
In order that the versatility of the
may be displayed. A
program has been
chosen for the premier recital of the
series. In which songs In French,
German and English will be sung,
while the second will be entirely
to Schuman and Schubert.
American and English composers
will dominate the third evening with
A musical reading by Mrs. f. T. p.
anu Miss Clarke. The
chief interest centers in the first APP
pearance in Honolulu OF the new
Mrs. Grace Bannerman OF
Los Angeles, who has recently come
here to spend the winter. Mrs. Ban
herman 10 pupil OF Anna Miller
Wood, the well known instructor. or
Boston, and of Gustav Hinricks OF
New York City. She has concert
lied throughout the east as well as
In the west. everywhere her beauti-
ful voice winning for her new lau-
rels. Mrs. Bannerman's most notable
appearances have been at the Car
negie Peace Conference and before
The exclusive Southern Club at the
Aston Hotel in New York. Mrs.
voice Is a rich contral-
% possessing great depth and
strength, and a wonderful magnetic
luality (which makes the listener
ong for more and more. Her enun-
'iation Is excellent and she sings
With great feeling and expression.
rhe smoothness and roundness OF
one are not diminished In the sing
RS higher register as is the case
With some contraltos. Her artistic
dice work combined with the mag
letic charm OF her personality. ana
stage presence of grace and dig
lity, make her singing a delight. The
program for the first concert will
Re miscellaneous one, and Mrs.
'annerman's finest number will be n
'roup OF German songs. (a) I'm Fru-
ling (Fesca) In which there Is all
he JOY and spirit OF the spring time.
nd (b) still vie die Nacht (Bohm)
When Mrs. Zimmerman sang this lat.
er song ut the Greek Theatre in
'erkeley before an audience of five
thousand people, she was given an
vation' and recalled several times.
irs' Bannerman's second appeara nee
vii be In a group Of English songs.
10th Mrs. Mackall and Miss Clarke
re too well known and admired here
o need much said In their praise
ave possibly for the benefit OF those
ut OF town people who have recent
come and have not yet had the