Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-03

hour. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Balister Mr.. and Mrs. Gehrlng'
Mrs. McTighe, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son, Miss B. White, Miss NJ. Hollinger,
Miss ]. HolliDger. Misses Mckay, Miss
K. McTighe, Miss ], Marion, Miss NJ.
Kennedy. Miss NJ. Thompson, Mr.. Will
liam Warren, MIR. J. Hollinger, Mr.. W.
Hollinser, Mr.. A. Walker, Mr.. Cunha,
Mr. H. Hughes, Mr.. c. McTighe, Mr..
C. McCann and Mr.. J. eastman.
The piano pupils of Miss Jessie Cur
tbs Turner gave a very excellent reci-
tai this Afternoon, the program for
which follows:
Chorus from "A Night in Granada"
.... ... .......... .Kreutzer
Lille Bollmann.
Hunters Chorus Weber
lima Woods.
Good HumoT .......,........ LoeW
Doris Marks
Petit Scherzando.. ....... Engelmana
Ethel Harvey
jolly Huntsman ............. Merkel
Slumber Song .............G urbitt
Janetta MacLean.
Romanza ............. Burlington
Donald Hayselden.
Bright as a Button .Cloy
Louise and Mile.
Hunting Song ............... Munro
Cedric Baldwin.
Pclonaise ................. Schmon
The Musical Clock ......... Helms
Florence Glib
In the Woods ................R Rogers
Elt1n Play ................ -. Rogers
Marion Stodart
March ...........R ummel
Euphie Shields and Mile Treskow
Cabaletta ..........-...... Lack
. Marjorie Guild. Il
Scherzino .s....... .....,. Handbook
+ Alma Ferguson. ~
49,. ........... mozart
p >'."~ Gretchen Bierbach '~s r.
Song Without Words ... .Schmoll
Violet Austin.
MaTcn ................ ......
.2+... Euphie Shields !
Song Without Words . Tchaikowsky
Tx " Jessie Baldwin III .
Love Little Pussy Nursery Song
Lullaby ..,.4......... Nursery Song
Mil]ie Treskow -.
Village Festival 80. ...... .Schmoll
-a--,- Ethel Harvey 49,. #
Valse Impromptu ....... D'Ourville
Jessie and Cedric Baldwin
& e e -. ..-
Last Monday afternoon at o'clock,
beneath the feathery algaroba trees
which cover the pretty campus. the
third annual commencement of the
college of Hawaii was held. The au-
dience, with the bright. summary
gowns of the women, the beautifully
decorated stage, and Capt. Berger
ind his band in their Ilatty white uni
'orms, combined to make most at
cractive scene. Degrees of bachelors
Of science in engineering were con-
TERED upon Mr.. G. H. William Barn
hart and Mr.. Paul G.. L. Lemke, a
bachelor of science in household eco
nomics upon Miss Miriam Clark and
e degree of master of science on AL
fred Warren, A.. B. Miss Clark has
the distinction of being the first girl
to finish the four years' course at the
college of Hawaii. -4
The invocation was delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Ebersole, after which a
splendid address was made by DR.. T.
A. Jaggar, Jr. The degrees were con-
ferred by Prof. J. S. Donaghho.
The band then rendered several
selections while the graduates ra.
ceived the congratulations OF their
friends amidst profusion of flowers
and leis.
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We are still hearing from the San
Francisco newspapers accounts of
the many entertainments given in
compliment to Mrs. William Roth
previous to her marriage on the 9th
of May. The following was a party
given by one of her bridesmaids:
Miss Lurline Matson and her fiance.
Mr.. William Roth, we're the guests of
honor at a delightful theater and sup.
per party given Tuesday evening by
Miss Franc Pierce About 25 guests
enjoyed her hospitality, among whom
were: William Hough, Harry Weihe,