Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-28

when ass. a. L. "A. RoDertsoa Vas
~. home On Makiki street. Tie 80
Ia. came rs a refreS lfng elAhge
liza. Iiiu .o-.,lne OF s...t.e l.s.t.ss al.,I
tees WIS. - -, I'll ~ II a.stsfo,.s
ara IN ..s.t,d OF IKE. ..li exsslisnt
pI og4a ia oltn quality ana scope
. hau Jeen. arranged ana il would be-
dii!IeL.I to state which numbers we're
the g.-esl app. ecllted By the entha-
si7s &c audience. Alter the concert
generous contributions were received
Tor the new Catholic chapel that is
being erected on Wilder avenue De
licioas refreshments brought the
afternoon tc pleasant close. The
mtslcai program was as follows:
Piano Duets
tal CaPGicante ....... Paul wachs
%, tIusanenrit 49, Fritz Spiniler
Misses Nellie a-d May Marshall.
Soprano Solos
lal June. Mrs II. H. Beach, op. 81
tb) The Kerry Dance. J. L. Mol.oy
Mrs. riley Alien,
Piano { o!os-
tai CaIomatic Waltz. -. GODDARD
tb) That's Meditation Sassenet
rs. Eliza Howard.
Bass What the Chimney Sang
Mr.. George A. Brown.
yichn Solos
al Serenade ......... Schubert
(b) Les Farfadets .......t....
1910. Emilio Pente. OPP II No. 2
Mr.. Paul Tallet.
SopFanQ Solo-SalYe Maria-(with
violin obligatol Sydney F. Hoben
Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson.
Mandolin Solo-La Paloma ..
Prof L. A De Graea.
Soprano Solo-In Ball Room. L..
..............E Erik Meyer Helmund
Mrs. Riley Allen
Vio.in Sole Kiuawiak. Wieniawski
Mr.. Paul Tallet.
Piaro Soio-Rhapsodie No. g. List
Mrs. Eliza Howard.
Banjo So,o-Selected s...,.........,..I
Prof L. A. De Graca
Soprano So,o-Songs My Mother /
Taught Me Anton Dyorak
Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson.
lie CARNIVAL. G. S. De Chaniet
Misses Nellie and May Marshall.
Accompaniment by
Miss Nellie Marshall
2 . 2
Green. and. White Luncheon.
A very pretty luncheon was given
at the Moana hotel on Wednesday by
mrs Baldwin, mother of Mrs. James
Kennedy of Fort Shafter. A green
and white color scheme was carried
out in every detail from the center
piece of white carnations and maiden
hair fern to the dessert OF white lem
on ice deluged with green creme de
menthe. Alter lunch the guests de-
voted the afternoon to auction bridge,
the prizes green morocco leathe-
guest books going to Mrs. Kay and
Mrs. G. H. Jamerson. Those present
were Mrs. Jamerson. Mrs. Kay, Mrs.
w. Wooten, Mrs B. Watkins. Mrs.
Marquart, Mrs. Lincoln aid Mrs.
Gibson.
Luncheon at Country Club.
Taking advantage of the summer
weather and cool breezes at the
Country Club, many people have en-
tertained at informal affairs at this
popular resort Among these was a 4
very charming luncheon on Thursday
when Miss Hewlings was hostess fori
five. The table was prettily adorned |
with Waxy pink begonias and maiden
hair. The guests brought their sew
Ing and after luncheon the time was
devoted to needlework. At tea the !
party was joined by Mrs. Bergerin. /
Those present at the luncheon were
Mrs. Will Wall, Miss Morrison, Mrs.
Robert Cation and Miss Kenny Cat /
ton.
Inaugural Recital.
An unusually fine recital was given
at the Union church, Waikiki, last
Saturday night. The new organ,
which has recently been installed in
honor of the memory of Mr.. H. P.
was the motif of the occa-
sion, over two hundred people gath |
ering to listen to its wonderful tones.
The church was beautifully deeorat-
ed with palms and lilies, the sweet
of which was a fitting ac- !
to the haunting music
Of the organ. Vocal and violin solos
we're also thoroughly appreciated by
he audience.
- 9 &
Leave for Home in Honolulu.
Mrs. Manton c. Mitchell kathleen
CarrolD, accompanied by her baby
ION, who have been the guests of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F.
CARROLL, in their Irvington home this
winter, left this afternoon for San
francisco. whence they will sail
Thursday on the Transport Thomas
for Honolulu; H. l., where Lieutenant
Mitchell is stationed at Schofield
Barracks Portland, Ore, Telegram.