The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-20

reans and their efficiency as laborers
on the plantations in the islands.
Miss Means of Kawaiahao Seminary
furnished several musical selections,
and Mr.. Jones sang. Miss Reynolds
played one or two piano selections.
More than fifty people were present
and delightful evening was the ex-
preston of the guests.
Among those present were Colonel
Benson of Schofield Barracks, Major
McGill, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Kingsbury,
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Westervelt, Mr.
and Mrs. w. d. Weldon Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Bowen, Rev. and Mrs. A. A.
Ebersole, Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Dickey,
Mr. Lyle Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs. Cottrell,
Mrs J. K. Brown, Mrs. L. B. Coan
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Wadman, Miss
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frank
Cooke, and others.
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Society is keen for "Pinafore"-
dear old "Pinafore"-that delighted
London for 700 nights when it was
first put on the stage, when comic
opera was not popular, that delighted
America twenty years ago, and that is
to be produced tonight under the
most unique conditions.
The old bark Mohican has Leen
] Wiz oY,f NJ nd th.
proper stage setting secured for the
production.
Seats are arranged on the wharf for
the audience. Three United States
cruisers will be anchored near and
brilliantly decorated for the occasion,
and regatta sports will take place in
the harbor between the acts.
There are few places in the world
where such an arrangement for a
"Pinafore" production could be Sc
cured, and tonight Honolulu will be
out to celebrate the opening event OF
the festivities in connection with the
Floral Parade.
The selection of the cast for Pima
fore" has been wise. The principals
are up to the mark and the chorus
is unusually large, and from the
amount of work that has been given
to the preparation good production
may be expected.
The following is the cast
The Right Hon Sir Joseph Por-
ter, X. c. B......D David Anderson
Captain Corcoran. ...... Luke RAIDER
Josephine. . Mrs. Riley Harris Allen
Ralph Hackstraw. James Dougherty
Little Buttercup. Mrs. Alice Hayward
Dick Deadeye. .........F. M. Friesell
Cousin Hebe. Mrs. Sallie II. Douglas
Bill Bobstay. .. Clarence Waterman
Bob Beckett. ............W William Kerr
: Tom TOmpkins 49,. james A. Wilder
Tom Tucker Miss Florence Melnotte
The ladies' of the chorus are Mes
danes Lei Hall, A. G. NJ. Robertson,
NJ. Morse, K Magoon, G. Vincent
Ruth Johnston, Helen Spalding, Myr-
tie Schumann Miss Morse H. Rem
ton, Iwilani Ripley, O. Clark, X. Clark
i, e. Clark, b. H. Jones, c. H. Jones
Edith Pratt, Adele Wicke, N. Craig o
Starrett, Callie Lucas, Edith Smith
Violet Makee, Thelma Murphy, Fran
ces Couzens, Sybil Robertson Frances
Winter, Marion Chaplin, Hattie Smith
F. Miles, L. Alderman, X. Mossman
A. Mott, Harriet Lucas, Rose Herbert
i, Mary Lucas, M. Larsen, e. Miller
Ruth Johnston, the Misses de la NuX
Miss Lady Turner, Margaret Freeth
F. Whiting Marguerite Wadman, Miss
Rhodes.
The gentlemen are Messrs. J. Cow
an, G. Dyson, F ShaMer, A. Marcal
limo, G. X Dwight, J. r. Patten, A
- Meyer, H. Carruthers, R. Paris, Helm
! rich M. P. Rose, A. K. Smythe, II. M
! Goodman, F. H. Smith, J. F. Macken
=, zie, J. A. Thompson, G. Warren, J. L
Legros, A. c. Meyer, A. Podmore
, Samuel Chillingsworth, Carl Neiper
y, James Holt. G. A. McEldowney, Thurs
ton Taylor, G. e. Macfarlane, w. A
Cottrell, c. osborne, }. Fl. Morrison
,, Robert McEldowney, Cyril Hoogs
. Charles Herbert, e. c. Schenkel, Gee
q D. Mcintyre, o. T. Weber, Franl
, Cleghorn, G. Manifest and Mr., H. Vim
, cent.
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.e Examiner: On her outbound tri
IS Friday the steamer Sierra will carr
D. among her passengers Miss Gladly
Ruth Solmonson of 1915 McAlliste
y street, who is going to the islands t.
4 be married. Immediately upon the al
IN rival of the steamer Miss Solmonsol