The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-04-02
Signs Of All Kinds. Scenic
Work, Decorating, Granting
Paper Hanging, ETC., Etc.

already selected to take part are busy
overhauling old chests and trunks for
long-forgotten treasures of velvet,
brocade and rare old lace that are to
be fashioned into the gowns modelled
after those worn by the beauties Of
the eighteenth century.
On the first evening fifteen can
vases of the French masters will he
portrayed by beautiful women, posed
with minute attention to detail Of
background and drapery in a great
gilt frame, --:.. -.
The opening picture will illustrate
the new era of French art that sprang
full grown in the genius of Vatican,
who gave the tone to the art of the
century. He painted enchanting
glades, indicative OF light music, gal
liant speeches and pretty faces, and
In his "Fetes Galantes," with which
the series of tableaux will open, he
breathes the spirit of this inspiration.
In the combination picture of silk
Tobed ladies and dainty cavaliers viii
pose Mrs. Henry T. Scott as Marie
; Antoinette, her ladies in waiting the
duchesses and Processes of the court
impersonated by Miss Agnes Tillman,
Miss Bessie Ashton, Miss Natalie
HUT, Miss Claire Nichols and Miss
Hazel King, and her tiny pages pos
ing as cavaliers. The group of pages
will include little Ruth Mary Pollock,
Hillyer Brown, Helen Tallant, Jerry
Holberton, Miriam Berstle, Bernard
Leicester, Janet Norris and Arthur
Boericke.
Followong this will be the master
piece of Jean Louis David, the "Re-
generator of French Art who led
the revolt against Vatican and the
artists of Les Fetes Galantes and in
stituted the reign of classicism. His
= portrait of Madame Recamier
? breaks all rules and shows master
= feeling in the simplicity of it's ar
l. rangement and the grace of its pose
, The plain white of the gown, witho II
the pale yellow of the cushions-the
empty backgrounds picture so vivid
in it's severe simplicity and transpar
ent color that even the memory of il
+ gives a thrill of pleasure. This pic
2 ture will be posed by Miss Helene IT.
win, who has been chosen to imp sr
senate Nine. Recamier, "the loveliest
woman in all France. Chronicle
: & & Z
It was suggested that few words
from some of the members of the
( McRae Company would be a pleasing
tribute to the Honolulu people witt
whom already they have gained a
place in their affections.
Y LAURA HUDSON love this place
so much and 1 consider it the mos
perfect spot in the world. am no
+ speaking ignorantly mind you, for I've
travelled some. Have been across
the continent six times and al
: through New Zealand and Australia
: But what would seem to me to BIZ
i the most delightful would be to have
nice little bungalow right here il
Honolulu and I'd willingly give ~
travelling for a long time to come.
y EDITH ELLIOT find the au.
) diences here so appreciative that th'
actors and they seem like one bis
family. Everyone has been so kint
to us from the first. We thought thy
! Los Angeles people were lovely bu
Honolulu people are better. Tell al
the ladies that l should be pleased
to have them call on me at Cottage
= X. Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Frida!
= afternoons when l shall be pleased
= to receive them.
= MR.. ROYAL
I've been every place but heaven
I've even met saint
But Honolulu's all that "am"
= And what it's not there "aint."
MR.. MORRISON-Pd like to live II
- Honolulu for the rest of my days.
Il E = e
Another June wedding will be tina
e of Miss Margaret Thompson and En-
+ sign Charles Conway Hartigan, win
$ will return this week from Santa Bar
s. bara on the West Virginia Ensigl