Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-10

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Mss Mariory Gilman for five hundred;
the boobies. large bunc.es- of blue
eyed forgetlnenOts. going to Miss Hell
en- Gervin and Miss Martha McChes
ney. The consolation prize. daintily
embroidered handkerchief was won
by Miss Sara Lucas Those who en-
joyed Miss Atherton,s hospitality Wee
Miss Helen North, Miss Comma Wad-
man, Miss Helen Gervin, Miss Ruth
McChesney, Miss Martha McChesney,
Miss Fanny Hoogs <fiss Florence
Hoffman, Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Mar
iory Gilman, Miss Eunice Pratt, Miss
Belle McCorriston, Mrs Norma Adams,
Mrs. Louis Edmunds. Miss Alice
Brown, Mrs. Chester Livingston, Miss
Alberta Marquis. Miss Grace Dawson,
Miss Florence Gurrey. Miss Dorothy
Wood. Mrs. T. w. Owens, Miss Bar
clay, Miss Margaret Peterson, Mrs.
Jack Guard. Miss Laura Atherton Mrs
Austin Jones. Mrs. Frank Hoogs Miss
Harriet Young. Miss Carrie Mclean,
Miss Jessie Kennedy, Miss Emily Far
ley and Mrs. Arthur Arledge.
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Entertainment at Hilo.
Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
HILO, Hawaii. May 9.-Members of
the Portuguese church provided en-
tertainment for more than two hun
dred people in ST. James Hall, We'd
nesday evening, the main production
of the evening being rendering of
Sir James Money" short musical
sketch. While no pretentions of pro-
fessional ability were, made by any
of the cast, the players in some in
stances deserved much credit e..
In the part of Sir James, a good
representation was presented while
the Man from India" won the hon..
est approval of all. Although the dia-
logue of the youngsters in the cast
was short, they conducted them
selves in a manner that won applause
from the critical. That thea quartet
led by Stephen Desha was excellent,
goes almost without saying, and Mrs
H. H. Moorehead's solo was of the
usual high standard. All of the 9TH
ers who took part deserve mention
The cast follows: Sir Money, Ma
nuel Silva; Squire Double Eagle, AL
fred Coito; Squire Eagle, Ernest Ca
mara; Squire Green Back, Evangeline
Costa; Squire Big Check, Manuel
Costa; Squire Dollar, Henry Santos;
Master Half Dollar, Abel Silva: Mas
ter Quarter, Daniel Silva: Master
Dime, Fred Santos Master Nickel,
Luis Gomez; Little Master Copper.
Walter Gouvea; Japan, Mrs. Alfred
Coito; China, Mr.. Antoine Costa;
Africa. Miss Mary Andrade; India,
Mrs. ]. G. Santos; Oceanica, Miss
Sarah Canario; Spirit of Missions,
Miss Media Costa: South America,
Willie Comes; Mexico. Miss Virginia
Silva; Korea, Frank Victorino; Italy.
Miss Rosie Alama and Greece Miss
Mariana Victorino.
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Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Cooper on
Wednesday announced the engagement
of their daughter, Alice Gertrude, to
George W. Bailey of Boston.
Mr.. Bailey is Harvard man and is
a son of a classmate of Judge Cooper.
He is connected with one of the large
Shnn IN inU Ctoh Hill b mo re
of Massachusetts. Miss Cooper will
return home on the Sierra of the 10Th.
The engagement is the elimination
of pretty romance started unwit- |
tingly by Judge Cooper, when he adj
dressed letter to his old classmate
Bailey, who is the cashier of one of
Boston's large financial institutions,
to kindly look after Miss Cooper's let
ter of credit which had been sent tol
Dayton, Ohio, where his daughter had
been visiting friends Mr. Bailey, for
getting the passing years, thought that
his old friends daughter was a child
i'll short dresses, and sent his son to
meet her and extend what assistance
was needed The daughter expected
to meet her fathers classrlate. Hence
when the meeting occurred it was a
mutual surprise party which ripened
into mutual life agreement. *- |
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Patronesses for Chinese Play.
Princess Sab: Yit-Ngo," the Chi
nese play which will be staged at
Oahu College on Saturday evening, |
May "a, by the Chinese Students Ali
ance of Hawaii, will probably be pre-
scented before crowded house, judg:
ing from the advance. sale of tickets.
The cast will be composed of sew
eral of the best professional as well
as amateur actors. The costumes will
be elaborate and an Oriental orches-
ira will look after the musical part
of the program. - /: ......s,....
The list of patronesses for "Prin-
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