The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-28
Signs Of All Kinds. Scenic
Work, Decorating, Granting
Paper Hanging, ETC., Etc.

and charming dark -eyeG little beauty
from Seattle, and on her recent depar.
ture remarked it would not be long
before society would see her here a.
gain. And now comes the conclusion
with only a question for an answer
the young lieutenant has been granted .
thirty days leave of absence, leaving
in the Makura, to visit Seattle and
thereabouts and returning to Honolu-
lu in the same boat.
Now the question naturally arises
will he return alone?
The annual dinner of the CARMEL
club was held at the CORTLAND Hotel
On Saturday evening on the new spa
cious lanai of this hostelry. The de-
corations consisted of draped flags
with carnations in the club colors of
red and white adjoining the table.
During the evening speeches and mus
ical numbers filled the mouse. Those
present were; Prof and Mrs. Gilmore,
Prof and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. MacNeil, Mr..
ano Mrs. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Miss Greene,
Miss Stone, Mr.. Mccormick, Mr.Parsons
Mr. E. Wood, DR.. Case and Mr., Hum.
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Some interesting and truly remark
able rumors have been lowering on the
fps of society during the past week;
and they have proved worthy of con-
sideration, since one of them has float
( ed down to us over distance of TWEEN
! ty-one hundred miles. This bit OF
gossip entire nous concerns the beau2-
! iful Princess Kawananakoa who ranks
pre- eminent in San Francisco society,
and involves the possibility of her
joining the happy ranks of the wed
ded again.
The Musical Circle of the Kilohana
Art League gave it's last concert of the
season at the Hawaiian Hotel Thurs"
day evening. The hall was filed
many having to take seats on the Ia
mai.
The compositions were entirely by
-, American composers who, through
+ their acquaintance with Mr.. E. A. I"
. Newcomb of our city kindly interest
. ed themselves by sending material for
g the occasion.
The enthusiasm and cooperation
shown by the best musicians of the
city combined to make this uniq IL
, and unusual event Several of .ht
p songs rendered have been used by h
o great singers notably Chadwick
n DANA" is sung by Schumann- Hein2E
# and Arthur Foote's There sits
Bird on Every Tree" was sung b,
Sembrich on her American tour Tw
n American composers were present
@ Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, who delight
@ fully sang and played her Cwn accom-
II paniment, favoring the audience will
G three of her compositions and res
10 ponding to an enthusiastic encore; alt
It Edgar A. .Newcomb, whose auntfi
IS button to the program "Dea" LIttl
e Bairnie" was daintily rendered v
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay, Jr
Arthur Farwell was represented @
Is the program by his friend and class
l. mate, Mr., Give Davies who sang hi
al "Requiescat!" Three local composer
J. Mary Dillingham; Frear, George F
n Davies and Philip Hall-quite hel
ut their own, their compositions compar
ri ing yerv favorabS with many of thos
received from the mainland.
Too much cannot be said in prais
IS of thss splndid Interpretation by tn
ne we'll ana most favorably known mus
lie SLAMS who gave their time and taller
ID to bring about the success of the ever
Is. ing's entertainment. Following
the program:
at PART I.
g, l. Suite for Piano. 49,. Hugh Kel'
mt (a) "Gavotte ct Musette"
lg % "Serenade"
rt Co Bouncing Bets
It. Mrs. w. D. Westervelt.
mt 2. (a) There Sits a Bird on