Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-21

day evening. May 22nd, at 8 o'clock.
This concert will be complimentary
to the faculty and pupils OF the Ka.
mehameha schools.
The following artists have kindly
consented to assist In the following
program:
l. Offertoire ........ L?febre Wely
Mr.. Sydney Hoben.
Mr. T.. c. Vaughan.
.. Cello solo ....................
DR.. C.. Ramus.
4. With verdue Clad Creation.
..........,.,....... Haydn
Mrs. Allan White.
.. o Love Divine .......... Nevln
Mrs. stephen Norton Bobo.
6. hndante In A .......... Batiste
Mr.. sydney Hoben.
z. The Rosary ...... Nevin
Kamehameha Girls Glee Club.
g. o, Dry Those Tears 80. del Riego
Mrs stephen Norton Bobo.
o. ~ SoHB VI Love '.s..ss... NeNin
Mr.. L. c. Vaughan.
~. Hawaii ................ Newcomb
Kamehameha Boys and Girls.
Miss Lathrop at the piano.
4 4 4
The Portuguese colony are creating
all sorts of entertainments for their
countrymen. who represent portion
of the Portuguese navy. The cruiser
San Gabriel. now in port, has received
attentions which both officers and
men must appreciate. Besides the
usual social functions. in the line of re-
ceptions. dances ana dinners the
mau. automobile excursions around
the island. visit to the plantations.
and trip to see the finest active vol.
cano In the world. return to Homo.
lulu, where there will be more enter.
tanning and then the parting. The
offers and men are gentlemanly and
are delighted with the civilities and
attentions which they are receiving,
and will carry away with them mos,
pleasant memories Of Hawaii-nei.
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Arthur Farweil.
Amongst the younger musical com.
posers Mr.. Farwell has "a place In the
foremost rank. His musical creed is
American music ana American com
posers. and every composer Is under
a deep obligation to him for the sin.
cere and hearty interest he. with GER
tain others OF the composers, has TAX
en- in establishing the American Music
Society. At present there are four
teen centers. On May 18th. 1909 a
letter was sent by the national organi.
zation OF the American !iusic Society
to the music committee OF the Alaska.
Yukon-Paclfc' Exposition in Seattle,
asking for the appointment of an
American Music Society day at the
exposition. This letter was signed by
Walter Damrosch, David Blspham, F.
X. Arens. Frank Damrosch and Ar
thur Farwell. The request was grant.
ed at once and Sept. 25th as the day,
with the result that the programs
were given, morning, afternoon and
evening. Seventeen American com.
posers had a hearing In orchestral
works full and string, piano solos,
violin solos, choruses for womens
voices. mems voices, and for the
school children. one song cycle. al
ladies' quartette, and many songs.
Mrs. Beach. Miss Lang, DR.. Chad.
wick, Mr.. Foote and Mr.. Farwell We're
each represented In the program.
The influence OF such an event as
the American Music Society Day is far
reaching and Is directly in line with
one of the first objects of the society,
viz: To bring about the popular &C.
ceptance OF the idea Of serious com
position by Americans. Centres OF the
American Music Society have been
formed in Boston, New York, Detroit.
st. Louis. Colorado Springs, Salt Lake
City, Rochester. San Diego, Los An
geles. Lawrence (Kansas), Seattle,
San Francisco, Wichita (Kansas), and
Minneapolis. A bulletin Is published
in New York of which Mr.. Farwell
has charge as president of the Amer
lean Music Society.
In addition to the interest Mr.. Far
well has In the Music Society work
he does great deal OF musical criti-
cism for the New York Musical Amer.