Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-29

ing sensation to conservative Homo
lulu in the matter Of costume. She
is to introduce the fad of the colored
wig. the Paris rage. which has been
taken up in the States.
Several Of Mrs. Towards dances
have a complete story which should
he known in order to appreciate the
development of the Interpretation.
The Faun" is the story Of 4 faun on
the fountain in a village in Hungary,
which same comes to life for one hour
on May Day. During this hour he
seeks a maiden who will wed him and
release him from the spell that holds
him in bronze If, however, maiden
should succeed in breaking his pipes,
he is doomed to be eternally statue.
Katime, a Tilted flower-seller, slum-
bers at the foot of the fountain and
is awakened by the faun who tries to
make love ITO her. She, hEOwever,
snatches his pipes away, breaks them,
and dooms him to misfortune.
"Jephthah's Daughter tells us
sad tale. Jephthah has vowed to the
Lord to offer up as burnt sacrifice
whatever should meet him on his
return home from battle providing
the Lord would deliver his enemies
into his hands. The victory won,
he returns home and his daughter
meets him with "timbrels and dances"
The Snake Charmer" is a repre-
.sentation of Ruth st. Denis famous
Indian dance, showing fakir who has
so long charmed snakes that he has
turned into a veritable snake him
se1f-sinister, subtle, and sudden.
On the 23d Of this month, Judge
Sanford B. Dole celebrated his sew
entieth birthday. He began the day
by entertaining at breakfast in honor
of two who, strangely enough, claim
the same day as their date of birth.
The guests of honor at this breakfast
we're Mrs. Alfred l. Castle and Mr.. E.
A. P. Newcomb. Covers were laid for
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Castle, Miss Bea-
trice Castle, Mrs. Sara Newcomb. Mrs
L. A. P. Newcomb, and Judge and
Mrs Dole
In the afternoon from four to six
Judge Dole held an informal recep-
ton, during which time he received a
great many callers who came to con-
graduate him and extend best wishes
The house was filled with the most
beautiful flowers of all descriptions.
the gifts of his many friends.
Last week seems to have been quite
a birthday week. Judge Dole, Mrs.
A. L. Castle and Mr.. E. A. P. New
comb all celebrated their birthdays
on Thursday and Miss Carrie A. Gill
man celebrated hers, which occurred
Tuesday, when she entertained at
dinner on Monday with Miss Florence
R. YarrOw. Covers were laid for Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;, Mr. and
Mrs. D. G.. May, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Gilman. DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Whitney,
Miss Evelyn MacDougal, Miss Snow,
Miss Carrie Gilman and Miss Yarrow.
The kaumakapili church choir was
also entertained at tea by Miss Flor.
ence Yarrow in honor of Miss Gil
mans birthday.
The girls Of the kunalu Rowing
Clug have desided to hold their Ma,
Day candy sale at the. Bijou theate
on Friday and Saturday evenings in
stead of Thursday and Friday as frs
announced. Those who attend thu
performances of 'The Girl of tn,
Golden West" on those nights will
have the opportunity of purchasin.
the choicest of homemade candle
in dainty little baskets-and they will
receive full measure, too. for the girl
declare there will be no short weights
The girls will be dressed in regula
ton "middieS' and white skirts al