Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
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tMain Society Section Pages 10, II, lD
orcan Recital a Wailuku.

Especial Star-Bu!istin Correspondence
WAILUKU, Dec. 11.-Last Friday
evening the Church Of the Gooo
Shepherd In Wailuku was filed with
a, large audience for the organ recital
given by Mrs. J. Charles Villiers. An
AUGMENTED choir and Mr.. Harry wash
burn Baldwin assisted Mrs. Villiers In
the rendering Of one Of the best mu-
steal programs that has ever been CIV
en- on Maui
Mrs. ViIliers' own organ solos were
very finely rendered. OF her six
solos perhaps Bellmann's Ave Ma
ria" will be especially remembered
because OF It's beauty, Dudley BUCKS
Eat Evening was heard on Maui for
the first time. and was greatly appreS
ciated. Memberships WAR March o.
the Priests" was especially fitting as
a closing number, and was played
with great expression.
The church choir did very good
work in the three anthems Of the even
ing. Miss Beulah DrinkIe took the
solo work in Pfuger's "How Long
Will Thou Forget Me- and she was
we'll supported by the chorus. Wood
mans "The Lord Is My Rock and
the closing anthem God OF Our Fa-
Tiers" were very appropriate and
we're well sung. ..
The magnificent voice of Mr. Harry
washburn Baldwin in Campion's The
Ninety and Nine" came out in Its full
beauty. Deepest tenderness peryaded
every note Of the singer, and the rem
dition was nothing less than remark
able. Equally good was Handlers
''Why Do the Nations So Fur1ously
Rage Together" q most difficult piece
OF music, and always under all cir
cumstances well rendered only by the
!. best of singers. Never was the re-
4 markable aria heard with more feel
ing and better expression than on
Friday. The solo fitted the occasion
aptly. and Mr.. Baldwin's voice thrill
ed the audience.
4 The donations for the evening
amounted to about $50 for the Bel
gian relief fund. ... +
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. IT, -.
Lowrey Entertain.
i One of the informal dinners OF the
week was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick ]. Lowrey at their home on Luz
nalilo street on. Wednesday evening.
The table was prettily decorated with
the Transyaal daisies and ferns. Gov
ers were laid for Miss Mabel Bosher,
DR.. and Mrs. w. p. Ferguson, MT. and
Mrs. Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, ar.
and Mrs. A. F. Griffths and MIR. ana
Mrs Lowrey. a
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An informal Dinner.
An informal dinner at Fort Ruger,
on Tuesday evening was that at which
Lieut.. and Mrs George Humbert en-
tertained at their quarters. Dull red
African daisies attractively arranged
In cut glass formed q noticeable CEN
!, ter-piece for the table. Covers were
laid for. Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Lyt1
mer, Lieut.. and Mrs. Howard B. Berry,
Lieut. and Mrs. A. L EIDE and Lieut.
and Mrs George F. Humbert
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Castle
5 20 Entertain.
The Saturday evening dancing class
which meets with Mrs. Charles Brom-l
well and Mrs. f. M. Swanzy on al
ternate Saturday evenings, is TO be-
entertained this evening by Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Castle at Waikiki After
the dance the parry will motor to the
Elks' Lava Trail, where they will par
ticipate in the gaieties there.
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Miss Harriet Hatch to Entertain.
Miss Harriet Hatch Is entertaining