The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-10
Society

Ian Lowrey, DR. and Mrs Putnam, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas, Mr. ana Mrs. Nc.
Keeyer Mr. and Mrs. p. ODowda. Mr..
and Mrs j Davidson, DR. and Mrs. Nc.
Lain, Mr. and Mrs r. h. Greenfield.
Mrs. Castle Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ID. Westervelt Mr.. and Mrs. Gurrev,
Miss Florence Gurrev. Mr.. A. S. Guild.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy Mr. w
w. Woon, Mr. W. Rycroft Mr.. A. Jor.
dan, Miss Jessie Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs w. L. Hopper, Misses Bessie and
Alice Hopper Mr.. and Mrs c. Living
ston, Miss Beatrice Castle, Miss Eu-
nice Pratt, Miss NJ Peterson, Miss ID.
lartwell, Miss Vera Damon, Miss AIu-
riel Howatt, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss
Belle McCorriston, Miss Alice Roth,
Miss Mary Borden, Miss Sarah Shell
don, Miss Florence Carter, Miss Cath
crime Goodale, Miss Blanche Soper,
the Misses Whine, the Misses Brown,
Mr.. Ollie Sorenson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Castle, Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Waldron,
Mr.. j. B. Laing, Mr. Reynold McGrew,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. r. King, Mr.. Geo.
Isenberg, Mr. and Mrs G. w Smith
Messrs. Derwent and Stanley Ken.
nedy, MIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ Dat, Mrs.
Fannie S. Zeave.
A very delightful concert was
given at Bishop Hall, Punahou Col
lege on Thursday evening for the he.
nefit of the Industrial School girls, at
which a number of prominent society
people were present, and tie program
included besides the masterpiece Of
Liza Lehmann's "The Persian Gar
den," some exquisite solo work by
some of our local talent
The hall was well filled q,d the re-
ception of each number greeted with
warm appreciation, and the evening in
all was a success in every detail, the
only regret being that owing to an
oversight the concert was to a certain
extent deferred by the band concert
at the Pleasanton hotel or the same
evening.
One Of the novel and exceedingly
delightful features was the first public
appearance Of Miss Ray Bell. Homo
lulu girl who has come home with hon
ors after a years study abroad AMI
from whom some day we will hear
more.
The program well managed and en-
joyable was as follows:
PART I.
Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou
Recitation-"S ombre" ...............
Miss Ray Bell
Solos-a, Mother O. Nine F. Tours
b, For All in Alr. p. c. Hall
Mr.. Philip Hall
Accompanied by Mrs. Henry BicknelI.
Recitation-"Sw Sweet Girl Graduate"
Miss Ray Bell
Plano SOLO. .............. ...........
Mrs. S. NJ. Ballou
PART II.
"The Persian Garden" ..............
Mrs. Allan White, Mrs. Stephen Nor.
ton Bobo, Mr.. Arthur Wall, Mr.. G.
A. Brown.
Accompanies, Mrs. S. NJ Ballou.
The proceeds from this concert will
be contributed toward buying a piano
for the Girls Industrial School.
The society musical comedy Shop
ping" which has been postponed to
take place during the coming winter
at one of the leading San Francisco
theaters is to contain an all star cast
so far as society's dramatic talent is
concerned.
And among those to whom principal
roles are assigned appears the name
of Miss Katheleen de Young, well
known in Honolulu since her visit
here last winter who has just return
ed from a sojourn in Europe.
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Mrs. Overend entertained at bridge
on Wednesday afternoon at her Ha.
waiian Hotel cottage on Richards
street, for a number of her friends.
The coy little cottage was enclosed
in bower of hanging baskets, palms
and fshtail ferns and the gracious hos
pitality of the hostess made the after
noon IN every way delightful.
Heavy or elaborate dressing has
been dispensed with for the summer
months, and all the guests and the
hostess wore fine lingerie frocks which
though simple were appropriate and
becoming.
Three tables of bridge devOtees
were entertained on this occasion, and
the first prize, a hammered brass tea
pot was awarded to Miss Stella Peck.