The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-25


weeks spending a few days in the
metropolis. On their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Spreckels will remain in town
the greater part of the summer, max
ing short trips to the country.-Chro-
nicle.
On Tuesday evening an exhibition
Of fancy dancing was given in the
makai ball room of the Alexander
Young Hotel by Mrs. Mary Gum,
whose pupils contributed to make the
evening an artistic success. The
ball room, which was well filled, was
prettily decorated with draped flags
and young bamboo which outlined the
entrance, the national colors being
draped above the side windows and
across the stage
Mrs. Gum was handsomely gowned
in pale pink Messaline satin, arts
tically trimmed in gold thread. All
the numbers during the evening were
greeted and rewarded by warm APP
plause, the parents of the children and
their numerous friends being present.
Perhaps the prettiest number on the
program was the rose drill wherein a
dozen dantily dressed little maids, to
a poem read by Mrs Gum and Men
delssohns spring song, assumed sym
metrical poses, concluding with an in
tricate drill.
One of the best dancers on the floor
during the evening was Miss Hen
rietta Smith whose Tommy Atkins"
dance was very graceful and greatly
appreciated She wore a white dress
with red military cape and hobby
little cap of red and gold.
"Cupid's Telephone" by Adeline and
Lucy AAaque was a big hit and the
Japanese Love Song" by score OF
little Jap-Jappies in national attire,
who posed to the reading of the song
by Mrs. Gum, was very catchy.
The "Joleo EspagnoT by Margaret
Center was pretty, and the shuttle
: "buck and wing" by little Helen Cen
ter won great applause. This child
so popular with local gatherings, wore
a dainty little knee skirt of pale pink
silk, with pale pink rose buds and
forget-me-nots woven into a coquettish
wreath, which enhanced her beauty.
Edith Kibling in Beautiful Venice
looked very sweet, wearing a costume
of pink and green ribbons terminating
in bells. Bunches of pink and green
! flowers tipped her shoes and her hair
!. and she was the center of much at
! tention. Another pretty feature OF
a. the evening were the two tiny pink
>. cupids in feshlings with spang!ed
| satin trunks and gauzy wings.
= Following was the program:
!. Overture. ........ Kaai's Orchestra
: Polka Caprice. ...................
Butterfly Polka. 80. Beatrice Lucas
Russian Salon Dance. ...............
Catherine Wall, Bornice Jaeger, He
g lene Morgan, Kulamanu McWayne
j Bertha Harris, Iw0lani Jaeger.
:" Spring Song. Margaret ThrnT
a Song and Dapce--"I an . Cvnav'
y .Adeline Affague and Lucy Ansgl'
. Scarf Dance, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IT Violet Lucas, Edean Winter, Caro-
"a Low, Margaret Mccarthy, Gladys
- Kruger.
How Do You Do?.
'n Dixie" Helen Cente
- Japanese Love Song ................
)" Mosquito Parade. 80. Alma Ferguson
% Cupid's Telephone. ................
70 ..Adeline Aflague and Lucy Aflagu
Bonita Caprice. ........ Edith Kiblin
~ Tommy Atkins. .... Henrietta Smit
=" Rose Drill. ...........
III Pink Roses-Kulamanu McWaynC
Wy Alma Ferguson, Edith Norton.
s. Yellow Roses-Thelma Lindeley, A
III vina Blom, Agnes Schurman.
lu Red Roses-Winona Wallace, The
III ma Auerbach, Gladys Kruger.
White Roses-Violet Lucas, Edea
at Winter, Marie Dawson.
- Beautiful Venice. ....... Edith Kiblin
10 Joleo Espagnol. 80. Margaret Cente
10 Cupids .. Jack Walker and c. Murra
Oh : & :
rs Mr.. and Mrs. George Potter ente
'rc tanned four guests at dinner prior
La the dance at the Pacific Club o
IN Thursday evening. American Beaut
se roses made a beautiful centerpiec
III with pink shaded candelabra and plac
up cards in water color scenes completin
the arrangements of the dainty tabl
lu- Those who partook of Mr. and Mr.
Id Potter's gracious hospitality on tn
iu- occasion were Judge and Mrs. S. \
VII Ballou, and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
TO- New York. Mrs Ballou wore veI
III stunning evening gown of black sat-
DIX, t,s,,,v,oa NTH