Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-30
Sale and Luncheon.

cakes, pleSs TOT tnO66 VINO Hhc SOOu
pastry; and jams, ,jellies and delicious
homemade candy Tor everyone.
A special luncheon Is also going to
be served, which doubtless will at
tract considerable patronage. The
menu being offered for this consists
Of baked beans and brown bread,
sandwiches, famous German herring
salad, hot rolls. lanlau and coffee.
The funds derived from this. sale
will 60 to help the poor; and espe-
cially the Kalihi orphanage. This In
stitution receives no public assistance.
and as 1t has forty-two little children
to be cared for, any contributions to-
ward their support are greatly appre-
ciated.
Morning Music Club.
One of the very interesting musical
events of this week was the Morning
Music Club meeting at the home Of
Mrs. John Erdman. on "Wednesday.
The following is an account Of the
meeting from the point of view of q
member:
..Fhe memhers OF the club have de-
termined to keep up to date In their
appreciation Of music and with this
idea in mind, the modern composers
were emphasized on the recent pro-
gram. In the program. which follows.
the vocal selections were all taken
from operas given this year for the
Z first time at the Metrop0litan Opera
House In New York The novelties
of the Metropolitan this year were
Madeleine" by Victor Herberf:: Der
Rosenkayalier. by Richard Strauss;
.I.Amore del Ire. Re" by Nontemez-
I'll; Julien ny Charpentier. and
.L,Amore Medico," BY WohFarrari
The club program included selections
from the first three Of these operas.
Charpentier's julien" was emphatic.
ally q failure in New York, so there
may be few regrets that it was miss
ing from the program. There was
not time to get the music of Lahore
Medico,' so In its stead was q NUM-
Der from "The Jewels of the Madon-
ma" last years opera by the same
composer.
In addition to the novelties, the pro-
gram included Parsifal trio and an
arrangement Of the quartette from
Rigolettos With the expiration of the
uopyrig1t this year Wagner's great
opera sParsifap has been given for
the first time in many countries. Is.
pecially in Italy at the Scala, it has
received much attention. A critique
from Milan says that not since the
DAYS of Verdi has an opera received.
such genuine applause and apprecia.
ton. 1t is very interesting to seeton
this program some of the finest music
of the two best operate COMPOSERS
the world has ever known Wagner
and Verdi
The beautiful violin solos by Mr..
Clifford made the members of the club
realize that perhaps In the not very
distant future we may supply areally
great violinist."
The program was: 9
Trio from aParsifal" s..... Wagner
Violin ....... Mrs. e. A. r. Ross
yiolonceIlo. Miss Alice Hopper
Piano Miss Edith @. Garfield
Aria from Madeleine Victor Herbert
Mrs a. G. M. Robertson.
Piano, Mrs L. Tenney Peck.
Duet from DER Rosankayalierp
Richard Strauss
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay, Mrs. Rob-
bins b. Anderson
Piano, Mrs. w. L. Whitney.
Piano Solo, Qusrtette from Rigolet-
to -; :. z .YerdiLiszt
Miss Edith G. Garfield. :.
Jewels of the Madonna .........
............... ...... WoHterTari
(al Serenade ..... ....s...,....
(b) Prayer ................... s
Mrs. Alexander Lindsay. :
Piano, Mrs. w. L. Whitney.
Violin Solo s!..s.......
(a1 NCanzonetta ..... .DAmbrOSio
(b) "Nur wer Idle Sehnsucht
.... ........ Kermit schaikowski
Mr.. John Clifford. S.I,, 81. j
Piano, Mrs. L. Tenney Peck.
Lahore del Ire Re. -. .Montemezzi
ta) Duet from Act I-..........
tb) Duet from Act H. :. {. : .......:.. :
Mrs. Robbins b. Anderson, Mr..
- George A. Andrus. =
Piano, Miss Edith C. Garfield.
Violin Solo So. :. d.. :. .Svendsen
~~2,s- : Ilr. John Clifford =:
Piano, Mrs L. Tenney Peck
The work of the club for the next
year includes the study of both class
zeal and the most modern music. The
new officers elected were Mrs Royal
D. Mead, president, and Mrs. John A.
Balch, secretary and treasurer
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttie's choWder.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. futile are enter.
tanning the senior class of PuDahou
Academy this evening at a chowder
supper at the Outrigger Canoe Club.
The decorations are all in red and
white, the class colors, quantities of
red carnations and red and white
crepe paper being employed. The
general color scheme is also carried
cut, in the place cards which are red
and white. Mrs. futile will be as.
sisted by Mrs. W. G. Hall and Mrs.
w. A. Ramsay. Those invited to share
Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle's hospitality are:
the Misses Ramona Marks, TheIma
Murphy. Dorothy Peterson, Alice
IIoogs, Edgarda Eyerton. Janatt
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