The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-19

Kitty of Coleraine,' a piquant Irish
litty in which his naive touches were
most expressive. This song is famed |
the states, having been the |
'avorite of Tom earle of the Boston |.
ans' and one most frequently request T,
ed of him.
THE Dream was also a good or
gan effort for Mr. Hall, the sad senti-
ment revealing his sympathetic quail
tiles his tenderness and depth of refin-
ed feeling Mr. Halls voice is not an
extremely high pitched tenor but one
vibrant with understanding and sym
pathy and one which VIII win him a
score of admirers wherever he may
go.
The program of the evening follows:
l. Gloria. ......A. Buzzi Peccia
2. (a) Death in Life. ..........
(b) The Pilgrim Cranes. ,.
............Ge Gerard Barton
8. The Rosary Cby request) E. Nevin
4. (a) The Eagle. ... Grant Schaefer
Oh A Song Mrs. c. S. Hardy
10. Quartette-
NaJ Clouus '..,..'..........'
Oh Wen de Weather Rainin'..
..............F Frank Lynes
6. (a) For all in all ...............
(b) The White Peace up. Hall
7. (a) Kitty of Coleraine. ........
Oh The Dream. E. A. P. Newcomb
8. Mother O. Mine Cby requesb ....
........F Frank E. Tours
8. Indian Love Lyrics
(aJ The Temple Bells. ........
(b) Less Than the Dust .........
(c) Kashmiri Song ...........
I'd Till l Wake. ..............
Amy -Finden
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Johnson are
now occupying a cottage on the cor
ner of Wilder avenue and Kewalc
street, where Mrs. Johnson will be al
home to her friends the first and
third Monday of the month.
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On Thursday afternoon, at her beau
tiful mansion on Lunalilo street, Mrs
f. b. McStocker entertained at a very
elaborate and exquisitely appointed
luncheon to announce the engagement
of ner daughter, Miss Lydia IdorS
| McStocker to Lieut.. H. L. Parsons, U
IS. M. c.
This bit of news was delicately con
firmed at the luncheon table, and wal
the inspiration for a shower of felici
tations and all manner of good wishes
for the sweet young bride-elect, who il
one of the very lovely girls of tn
younger set, her winsome charm o
manner having gained her homag
from all who nave been fortunat
enough to meet her.
On Thursday, about twenty guests
, all intimate friends of Miss McStocke
? were hidden to receive the happy new
, and they gathered on the broad beaV
tiful lanai adorned with graceful hani
= ing baskets and green palms, and /
| the spacious luxuriously appointe
drawing room and rear drawing room
thrown into one large apartment, an
decorated with tall oriental vases an
iardinieres of pale mauve pink aster
interspersed with fluffy lace nader
hair fern.
Luncheon was served in the hanC
some dining room adorned on all side
by delicate sprays of asparagus ferr
, and the large round table seatin
twenty-five was symphony in daint
allurements of pink gauze and fra
: grant blossoms.
, A large artistic centerpiece wa
fashioned from masses Of Malmaiso
= pink outlined by fluffy green nader
hair and interviewer with strands G
fairy pink gauze caught up betwee
the blossoms by fairy bows. Owe
+ the snowy damask cloth which wa
= visible between the lace threads c
. beautiful handmade lace doilies and
: large centerpiece to match, wer
strewn clipped blossoms and nader
hair, while from the artistic electri
| chandelier fell streamers of pin
, gauze, terminating at equidistant part
of the table in large crush bows, crea
ing the effect of it's suspension.
The dainty little place cards tie
with pink baby ribbon bows reveale
the secret of the occasion, being d,
veloped in small pink hearts upo
which were hand-painted sprays of te
tale orange blossoms while the r,
: verse side bore in golden letters tn
initials of the two happy culprits 81
Mes. and II. L. p" being artisticall
| designed.
The rich appointments of cut glass
= silver and dainty white and gold Be