Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-31
The Mccormack Recital.

Above anything else In social i'm.
portance this week was the matinee
concert given by Mr.. John Mccormack
on Tuesday afternoon at the Opera
House. Hardly twenty-four hours no
tice was given 10 the society world
that the famous Irish tenor had con.
scented to sing on that day, thus con-.
Stunning three Of his few precious hours
In Hawaii But II was more than
enough engagements for bridge par.
ties, teas and luncheons were thrown
TO the winds, the far from disconso-
late hosIess herself taking advantage
OF the many sudden regrets to post.
pone her affair and attend the con-
cert There was not an empty seat in
the Opera House--in fact many dis
Appointed persons were turned away.
from the box Office with the sad
words Sold Out" There were many
parties gotten up for the occasion,
Mrs. Charles Dickey being hostess at
one. Mrs. George Beckley, Mrs. p.
Classford Of Schofeld Barracks and
many other prominent society people
entertaining In this manner. Among
those noticed at the concert were Mrs.
g. Cooke, Miss Alice Cooke, Mr.. and
Mrs. George McEldowney, Mr.. r. M.
Hatch, Miss Harriet Hatch. Miss Hew-
hnes. Mr.. Reginald Carter, Mr.. Rob-
ert Purvis, Miss Beatrice Castle, Mrs.
II a. Watson, Mrs. A. g. Hodgins,
Mrs. +. M. Swanzy, Miss Nora Swan.
~, Miss Rosamund Swanzy, Mrs.
George Beckley, Mrs. Robert Single.
Mrs. Single, ST., Mrs. Fritz Henshaw,
Mr.. Ernest Parker, Lieut. G. r. Bax-
ter. Lieut. Freeman Bowley. Lieut..
Green. Mrs. p. Glassford, Mrs. Benia-
min Watkins. Mrs. Fred Waterhouse.
Miss Margaret Waterhouse. Miss Ke.
aloha Waterh0use, Mrs. +. Al. Echae-
fer, Mrs Arthur Wall, Miss Catherine
Wall. Miss Katherine Winans. Miss
Hortense Short, Mrs. Clifford Jones,
Miss Marjory Freeth, Mrs. Sara New
comb, Mr. Edward Newcomb. Mrs.
Wallace r. Harrington. Mrs. Al. Hook
Ing, Mrs. Charles L Hommendieu, Mrs.
Hamilton Agee, Mrs Charles Bockus,
Miss Myra Angus. Mrs. Frank Cleg-
horn, Miss Deane, Miss Ethel Whit
ney. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robert
son, Mrs Carlos Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hall, Mrs. G. b Cooper, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Dickey. Mr. and Mrs.
James Dole. Mrs: Frank Thompson.
Miss Mary Won Holt DR.. and Mrs
James Judd. Mrs. A. w. 7. Bottomley,
Miss Bottomley and many others.
Hui NaIb FoiIIes
A the opening date of the Hui
Nalu's debut In the theafrical world /
draws nearer the rehearsals are run
ming smoother. The enthusiasm and !
spirit shown BY both the members and
the young ladies assisting. Is noted
with deal Of Satisfaction b. those {
ii charge The opening act promises
70 be q distinct novelty. It is staged
IA front Of the Moana bath house, /
on the spot where the club, which is
famous the world over because of the
swimming records Of Duke Kahana-
Uoku and hts team mate. was formed /
less than three years ago. During the
action Of this scene the boys are
shown Ii their natural poses, some in
bathing suits. some in street clothes. /
while plenty Of Hawaiian music will 4
be heard from Dude Miller and his
quintet club. and the three Evans
brothers Ore down for number on
their guitars. Tommy using the ever
smeet sounding steel method. Special
scenery is being made for this act and |
a number of novelties are promised,
which would do credit to professional
talent. Ernest Kaai and his double i
quintet will oe heard in separate i
number during which this famous mu-
stefan viii have ample opportunity to
display his talents. r. X. Bonnie has
aiken some new surfing pictures of Il
the Hui Nalu boys ''at home" and
these viii be shown following the |