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

ker audience She has conceived OF
-. ,IeCe as y sort OF Easter offering
AL IN her anxiety 10 haze II perfect
iu every respect. she has been atten-
tive to every detail. Her costume is
to &c . cream robe with a girdle so
conceived as TO suggest the form of a
cross. the whole in keeping with the
medieval tone of the play The piece
is divided into three acts; the first is
ather long and explanatory, the sec
LCHd shows the scene Of enChantment
md IS very dramatic. while the third
ltetlS of the restoration Of the king 5
health. Between the acts. Mrs. Elsa
Cross Howard will give interpreted
lions on the piano of the different
themes and motifs embodied in the
play with the feeling and technique Of
which this wonderful musician is
master That this sacred work is ap-
pealing 10 the community at large is
strikingly demonstrated by the fact
that among Miss MacDOugaIs endOrs-
ers are His Excellency Governor
Pinkham, Judge Sanford B. Dole, DR..
LJOIeIHuS SCuuOcl anu vi NllC
clergy, Mrs. W. F. Frear, Mrs. Dore-
mus Scudder. Mrs. Isaac Cox, Mrs.
F. NJ. Swanzy, Mrs. F. A. Schaefer,
Mrs. J. NJ. DOwsett and Mrs. Gather
inc Yates A complete list OF the
jpatrons and patronesses will appear
in the Wednesday columns.
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Miss kPnnpdV'S Luncheon
A very charming affair was the
luncheon given yesterday by Miss
Jessie Kennedy in honor of Miss Mary
OBrien. who departed on the Manoa
Occupying the center of the table was
French basket filled with wealth
of pink roses, violets. pansies and
sweet peas, all softly enveloped in a
mist of yellow tulle. The place-cards
were hand-painted flower-holders
filled with violets, sweet peas and
pansies. Covers were laid for the
Misses Mary O'Brien, Anna Bottom
ley, Susanna Bottomley. Harriet Lu-
cas-, Mary Lucas, Dorothy Allen, Nora
Sturgeon, Emily Farley, May Mar
shall, Mrs. Walter Kendall, Miss
Smith and Miss Kennedy.
Mrs. RietOw's Bridge
Mrs. Ray Rietow of Kaimuki was
hostess on Tuesday at a very enjoy
able bridge party. Mrs. L. E. Thayer
captured the first prize, which was a
handsome picture, while Miss Mabel
Hair took the second, cut-glass
salve jar. Those present were: Mrs.
Lewis Underwood. Mrs. James Guild,
Mrs. l.. E. Thayer, Miss Mabel Hair,
Mrs. G.. J. Fiebig, Mrs. Frank Applinr
Mrs. Giegke. Mrs. Gus. Prescott, Mrs,
Sallie Crane, Miss Lucy Lyman, Mrs
Emil Burke and the hostess.
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Mrs. ingalls, Recital.
The keenes; interest is being shown
in the recital of Mrs. Arthur Bur
dette Ingalls, which takes place on
Tuesday evening, April 14th, at 8:15
liz the Royal Hawaiian Opera House.
The recital is being given as a benefit
fer the Kings Daughters Home. Those
who have heard Mrs. ingalls, playing
know what d wonderful musician she
is. and all are Selling this opportunity
to enjoy her She Is being most ably
assisted ny MT. ~. r H. 1ScuuSI 81 Iho
Ladies' String Quartet, and Mrs. Elsa
Cross Howard, accompanist. The pat
ronesses of Mrs. ingalls, recital are:
Mrs. w. F. Trear, Mrs. Sanford B.
Dole, Mrs. Jeff McCarn, Mrs. c. B.
Moore, Mrs. F. NJ Swanzy, Mrs. L.
Tenney Peck, Mrs. F. D. French. Mrs.
Sarah Newcomb, Mrs. c. B. Cooper,
Mrs. James Wider, Mrs. Robert Lew
ers, Mrs. H. Won Holt, Mrs. F. ].
I-owrey, Mrs John Waterhouse, Mrs.
A. McCandless, Mrs. w. E. Brown
Mrs. J. P. Cooke, Mrs. W. A. Wall
Mrs. c. M. Cooke, Mrs. w. r. Castle
Mrs. J. A. Kennedy. Mrs. E. W. Pc
terson, Mrs Richard Ivers, and Mrs
Edward Carpenter.
Mrs Becky Abbott Rowland.
Of considerable interest to society
especially to the musical circles, is the
fact that Mrs. Becky Abbott Rowland
better known as Becky Abbott-the
grand opera prima donna, is here in
Honolulu on a visit and also on mis-
sion. She arrived about three or four