Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-15

| r. T. Christoffersen, the Misses Mary
Christcffersen, Frances II. Foster and
Dagmar Olsen, Nessrs. r. Chase Fos-
ter, Larry Small, Walter Hovey. Ed
ward Lyons and Herbert Clemens.
The Mysterious Dr.. Burden" which
is the play to be produced by thu CO.
eds of the College of Hawaii and which
same is not a detective play as the
name might indicate, will be ready for
its initial performance on Friday night.
/, The students lave been rehearsing
faithfully every evening at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Andrews, who
are coaching the play and viii have
their dress rehearsal Thursday night
at the college. The proceeds of the
production are to go towards complet-
ing the tennis court, purpose which
appeals to the heart of every student,
so they are pushing the affair with a
vim. At present, the house is sold out
for Friday, but a few seats still re-
main untaken for Saturday night
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HO "CuulHS vi 4hIoo L2IOduOI w
son and Secretary Of the Treasury
McAdco will take place in April, &C.
cording to friends of Miss Wilson. al
though the White house still declines
to indicate any date.
These friends say that it is signifi-
cant that although Miss Wilson Is to
be a bridesmaid for Miss Maitland
Marshall on her marriage to Paymas-
ter. Knapp April %, she will not give
any pre-nuptial entertainment for the
bride. -... H.. .-.-.->
It is said that this is because "Miss
Wilson's own wedding viii take place
SO soon after that of Miss Marshall"
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Both the vocal and piano pupils of
Miss Caldwell of Oahu College will
mite in recital to be held in Charles
r. Bishop hall on Saturday next, at 8
o'clock. This is the first of a series
Of musical and dramatic programs
which will be offered at Punahou dur.
ing the next couple Of months, and the
general public as well as the friends
of the school are invited. The fact
that Miss Caldwell is to have her pu.
pills in voice and piano both take part
will add variety to the program and
only heighten the interest which has
already been displayed.
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One of the delightful afternoon so
Gals for which the Women's Society
CT the Central Union is famed will
be given Thursday afternoon of this
week in the parish house from to
5: During the saftefn6on Miss Ethel
Damon will sing, Mrs: W: H. >Ketchum
will play, and. Miss Elizabeth Hobby
will reclte. Light refreshments will
be served and an afternoon of infor-
NAL sociability is assured. All ladies
of the church and congregation and
any strangers in town are invited to
attend.
The after-Easter social Of the Wo-
mems Society of Central Union church
will be held on Thursday afternoon
The affair Is in the hands of Mrs. F.
C. AtheIton and promises to be most
interesting and satisfactory. A pro-
gram containing both musical and lit
erary numbers is to be offered, besides
the plant shower which will also take
place. Mrs. Atherton will be assisted
by Mrs. Robert ]. Pratt, Mrs. Samuel
De Freest, Miss Kate Anterior. Mrs.
H. N. Denison, Mrs. C.. w. Baldwin and
Mrs. James J. Guild.
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Two passengers to this port on the
U. s. transport Sheridan arriving Mon
day were Mrs. Clarence Deems and
Miss Gertrude A. Mason. Mrs Deems
is the wife of Capt. Deems of the 1st
Field Artillery. and is just returning
from a visit to the coast Miss Mason
is here to take up the work of instruc-
tion for deaf, dumb and blind children
in this city. AS she comes highly re-
commended as a teacher along this
particular line, wonderful results are
expected of her.
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Among the new arrivals Monday
morning was Mrs. ]. M. McKenna.
Mrs. McKenna plans to make an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Alexander NJ. Milton, wife of Lieuten-
ant MllIOu OIL SCHOIlSIu bdTTdChS. one
was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. w. P. Scott, who. with her two
children, will also visit Mrs A. NJ.
Milton, the latter being her sister.
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Mrs. H. F.. Lewis and Mr. Donald
Lewis, who are spending some time in
San Francisco. have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Fletcher of Sac
ramento Mr., and Mrs. Fletcher were
entertaining party of house guests
over the week end and Mrs. Lewis and
Donald Lewis motored up from San
Francisco to remain with them for sew,
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs James S. McCandless
have opened their San Francisco
home, which they will occupy for
some little time, having closed their
island home.