Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-08

RAY owen EN tte 6onoiulu school
for Boys.
MI Curruthcrs, who wrote "The
Nunic Rose" and trained The boys who
,uok part. deserves unlimited praise
for Ihc careful and paiustaking man.
hrr IN which the youthful youngsters
acted their parts under his careful d.
Ic,rion and capable coaching The at.
fair took place last evening. The see.
mic effects. as was the electrical and
,Ustuming. We're all done according to
MI Carruther's Interpretation Of the
fairy tale. The children showed great
talent, their pOise for such youths be.
inr astonishing. The play starts in
brihund's camp just outside Fairyland.
q troop Of brigands are seated about
The Ire singing The chief comes and
with him a fairy Princess whom he
has made captive and will hold for
ransom. The brigands are at loss
as TO what to do with the Princess but
finally decide to keep her amused.
Sleep iually OvcrCOmes them. CamO,
whose heart is touched by the Prin.
Cnsa's beauty, awUkens her and to-
Ecthcr they invoke the Rose Fairy,
who appears and gives them a charm
to assist in escape. One of the brig.
ands awakens and tries to keep the
Culprit. The chief interferes and
duel Cnsues between the chief and the
aC,user, resulting in the death Of So.
mo. During the melee the Princess
and Camo escape, but are pursued by
the brigands. Thanks to the inter
vcntiun of the Fairy. who appears at
the critical moment and causes
IAt TN gl N,....
he brigands, the brigands return to
their camp and To win the goodwill of
he fairy sing them bon voyage. The
Fairy, as n token Of forgiveness,
causes all the flowers in the trees to
illuminate.
The special musical features were
sung by George McAbee. u quartet by
the Princess and the brigands, Cole.
man Undertake, Wilton Boyd and
George kaeCk.
Brigand Chief ....... Clarence Searle
Camo .............. George McAbee
SomO Observation-Disclosures. Kukana
Princess Rosabella ...............
-. =. ............. Kathleen Stone
The Rose King. ..... Coleman Carter
4 4
Mrs. Wholey Entertairs Charity
Society.
Mrs. John WhOlley and Miss Who'll.
ley entertained the members of the
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society at their
Fort ShaftCr home yesterday after
noon. The LIST Infantry Band rendered
most delightful and greatly appre
oiated concert. The Aid Society Is
one OF the oldest charity organiza
lions IN Honolulu but, il some chart
tubly-inClincd people do not aid this
little society II will have to disband
A great deal of real good is accom-
pIishcd but funds are low and just
enough money remains in the treas
ury TO last for the next three months
The present officers are president
Mrs. Augustus Il. Murphy: vice presi
cent, Mrs. Campbell; secretary, Mrs
Carl Rhodes; treasurer, Mrs. Carl DIT
ROi.
Mr.. and Mrs. William WilIiamson's
Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. William Williamson
entertained at Il very informal dinnel
on Thursday night. The table cente
was massed in maidenhair fern AM
pink tulle. Mr.. and Mrs. William
sons guests we're Mr.. Bruce Cart
wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Damon
and Miss Margaret Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramps Theater Party
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Klamp We're hos
and hostess at a theater and raths
keller party last night. The party at
tended the Liberty to see the Boston
ans and aftcrward went to the raths
keller for supper Mr.. and Mrs
Klamps guests were Mr. and Mrs. Al
tone Cropp, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Armin Haneberg, Mrs