Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-22

given in which Ulysses lands on the
| island of the Phoenicians, where the
Princess Nausicaa and her maids have
been washing the royal linen. A brief
dialogue then occurs between Ulysses
! and Nausicaa and they depart singing.
The scenes from the Odyssey will be
cast as follows: Goddess Athene. Miss
Ruth harrington; Naucisaa. Miss Ka-
thryne Blake; Odysseus, Mr.. Joseph
harrington: Trojan DANES, the Misses
Elizabeth Woods. Grace Bredhoff, Do
ris Noble. Rhoda Ballentyne, Ruth Far
rington, Maud Sanderson and others.
| From the Iliad will be given the
scene between Hector and Hecuba,
the procession of Trojan danes. scene
between Paris and Helen, the parting
Of Hector and Andromacne, and the
death of Hector. Those taking part
in the scenes from the Iliad are: He
cuba. Miss Stella Hoogs; Andromache,
Miss Ramona Morgan; Helen, Miss
Louise Churchill; Hector, John o.
Dowda; Paris, Marston Campbell;
Priam, Philip Ovendon; dancers, pu-
pills Of Mrs. Driver.
A number of Greek songs and
dances have been arranged under the
direction of Mrs. Driver and will be
given in appropriate intervals in the
program. The death dance after Hec-
tors death is said to be very we'll
worked out and pleasing. The pro-
gram will be given out of doors on
the campus under the pergola, and
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be very effective.
Another social and musical event
scheduled for the near future is Mrs.
Elsa Cross Towards recital on thu
LIST of. May. Mrs. Howard is to give
a new and modern phase of music
She has lately been developing her
own ideas of interpretative dancing
and has discovered in it a new form
of expression for the emotions, and
principally the emotions that are call
ed forth by beauty. There is nothing
at all about Mrs. Towards dancing
which might be classed as convention
al, on the other hand it is the spon-
taneous expression of emotions arous-
ed by something beautiful-it is in
spired. Mrs. Howard will be assisted
by Mr.. John Clifford, a young violin
list who is we'll known here, being a
musician of great talent and prom
Use.
The. event, as scheduled, promises
to become a very charming and ap-
propriate celebration in honor of May
day. $3.50
On Friday Afternoon, Admiral and
Mrs. c. B. T. Moore will give their
garden party, which istb be7a bene-
fit for the needy families of deceas-
ed navy men. The small number of
navy women in the port are working
hard with Mrs. Moore, and from pres
ent indications, the affair Is going to
be a great success socially and finan-
cially. Besides the noble cause which
these ladies are promoting, they are
offering a most tempting program
Among other numbers, Mrs ELISA
Cross Howard will play, Mrs. Charles
Hall will delight her audience with a
song, Miss Elsie Sherman, the gifted
musician of San Francisco and Los
Angeles, will favor with a violin solo
and Mr.. Arthur Wall will sing. With
these prominent musicians and more
scheduled to appear, there can be nc
doubt as to the success of the con
cert.
The marriage Of Hilda Robinson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rob
inson Smith, and Lyman Beeche1
Stowe, grandson of Harriet BeecheI
Stowe, is doubtless of interest The
wedding will take place Thursday
April Is, at $3.50, at the residence OIL
the brides parents, "a West seth
street, New York. The Rev. E. C.
Stowe, father of the bridegroom, will
officiate. None but the near relatives
and few intimate friends have beer
asked to the wedding, and a very
small reception will follow Miss Smith
will have Mrs. Charles Lay as matror
of honor and the other attendants will
be the Miss Gertrude Robinson Smith
sister of the bride, and Miss Hilds
Stowe, sister of the bridegroom. Aft
er brief bridal trip, Mr.. and Mrs
Stowe will return to live in Fores
Hills, L. |.
A worldwide interest is being take
in the welfare and scientific rearin
of the child. 1t is interesting to not
that the third international congress
on the welfare of the child, to be he'll
under thu auspices of the nations
congress of mothers and parent teacf
ers' association. will convene in WASH
ington. D. c., from April 22d to 27t1
with headquarters in the Hotel r.
leigh. Among the subjects to be dil
cussed will be: Infant Mortality PIT
ventable," Crime Preventable," 9Th
Home and Child Welfare" Educ;
ton for Home Making" "Opportun
ties for Parents to Obtain Instructio
4 in Child Nurture and Home Making
The Church and Child Welfare
The School and Child Welfare
The State and Child Welfare" e
ring Children" Defective Children
orphans and Homeless Children