Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-18
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were branches Of pale pink as(grs and
hCEOnias The top scores we're: Miss
Alice Cooper, Major and Mrs. Edward
julius Timhcrlake, and their trophies
were loathCr.bOund books. Miss Cases
guests were Miss Alice Cooper, the
guest of honor: Major and Mrs. Tim.
berlake, Lieut.. and Mrs. Gerald John.
son, Lieut.. and Mrs. James Pine, Cap.
tain and Mrs. McDougal, Miss Helen
Rockwell, Mr.. A. Il. Clark. Jr., Mr..
Courtney and Mr.. Bostrum.
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Mrs. F. E. Wiburs Dinner.
Mrs. +. T.. Wilbur entertained on
Wednesday evening in the private din.
ingroom Of the Moana AT a most clab.
crate and daintily.appointcd dinner
The table center was masscd in Clio.
riuus American beauty roses and
green tullc. The hour after dinner
was devoted TO bridge. This lovely
company was given complimentary to
Admiral and Mrs Walter Cowlcs. Mrs.
Wilbur's guests were Admiral and
Mrs. COwlCs. Mr. and Mrs Frederick
| $. Klamp. Mrs. BCrniCC WalbridgC,
Mrs. F. S. Lyscr. Major Smith, and
Mr.. VIII Parker.
Punnh0u IN Dickens Play.
The Punnhou Dramatic Club pre-
scnts Dickens "CriCkCt on the
Hearth" at Charles Il. Bishop Hall on
Friday evening May 24th. The date of
the performance has been changed
from Saturday the 25th to Friday the
2ith owing to conflict with the pre-.
sCnting of Hiawatha by the students
Of K0mChamCha The Oahu College
students have proved themselves very
capable actors, and with such play
as the Cricket on the Hearth" they
! should add to their reputation. The
cast has been faithfully working for
! two months under the direction OF
| Miss Cooper, the teacher in Oral Elk.
| preston and Dramatics. Between the
scenes the College Orchestra will
| play. This orchestra is a new feat
| ure being entirely composed of .Pu
, nahOu students. Tickets are on sal,
by all students and ut Honolulu Musi
Co. for seycnty-fvc cents.
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| Berkeley Graduation Festivities.
BERKELEY, May Generalization
| festivities at the University of CalifOr.
| mia will be opened this week with the
presentation at the Greek thcater Fri
day night of c. Nelson HaCkett's fan
tasy, "Ephraim," the 1912 senior eX-
travaganza. GrotcsQue characters in
Elizabethan garb, speaking rhythm
! iCal prose or blank verse, will tread
| IL, Of 70
while music will be provided by a
| student orchestra.
"Ephriam" will be one of the most
| prCtcntious OF student productions
| The senior class has already spent
nearly $1,000 in providing costumes
scenery and stage properties. Paul
! SteindOrff, university ChOragus, has
| taken charge of the choruses in which
| prominent student women, among
them Miss Katherine McElrath, Miss
Marguerite Creighton, Miss Martha
| Earl and Miss Elsa Schilling, will APP
pear. These four young women, who
will be graduated from the university
this term, are all daughters of prom
incnt families about the bay. Miss
| Earl Is a daughter of Regent Guy G.
Earl.
Following the extravaganza by one
! day will be the rendition next Satur-
day afternoon at the Greek theater OF
Verdi's Requiem" given by the Ber-
kelley oratOrio society, with chorus
Of $50 voices, large orchestra, and
| four solOiSts.
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Mrs. Harry Won Holt and her charm
ing daughter, Miss Mary Won Holt
were homecoming people in the 10
rca, after a very short visit to the
mainland.