Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-11
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Mrs. Ingalls, Recital.

wifi put on her newest frock and 60
forth TO the Hawaiian Grand Opera
House. The event will be Mrs A. b.
Ingalls, recital I'm which so much In
terest has been displayed. Besides
= the unusual attractiyeness of Mrs. In
gals program. the fact that the mu-
sieale Is TO be given as a benefit per
Torrance TO aid the Kings Daughters
I licme Is an added appeal. Indeed.
everyone is ready to assist in the noble
cause Of supporting a haven for these
frIendless and lonely old people.
Besides Mrs. ingalls, selections, Mr..
Paul Isenberg the popular tenor, will
render several solos, and the Ladies
Esr.ng Quartet, of which Mrs. ingalls,
herself is. a member, will play. The
quartet will open the program with
Peethoven's quartet in "c'' Minor. the
first OF his collection OF six quartets.
The selection Is written In three move.
nents. namely scherzo, minuet and
an ellegro. This Is the heaviest an
most classical piece on the program.
Hiss Elsa cross Howard viii act as
accompanied.
The program In full follows: s
Violin recital by Mrs. Arthur Bur-
dette lngalls, assisted BY Mr.. ID p
~ lsenberg, tenor; Mrs. f. A. r.
Moss, violin; Miss Elizabeth Hopper,
viola; Miss Alice Hopper, cello; Mrs.
elsa Cross Howard AT the piano. tayen
Tor the benefit OF the Kings laugh
fers' Home. Hawaiian Opera Houss,
Tuesday, April IA. 1914, at Sis III M
Program:
Quartet In G minor ..... Beethoven
scherzo-Andan.ino; Minnete Al
legro
Mrs. ingalls,. Miss Hopper, Mrs.
Ross. Miss Alice Hopper
pas Grab auf der Heide THE Grave
on the Heather1 .........W. Heiser
Mr.. lsenberg.
Concerto in ID minor yieaxtemps
Introduction; Cadenza; Adagio s
Religioso.
Mrs. ingalls,.
a. Praeludlum -. >. Handel
d olga -. Handel
q Arioso 80. Handel
Mrs Ingal.s.
a. Somewhere q Voice is Calling :, (,
@...,..,..,..l.s.s.s. 80. !. Al. 1atc.
!, b) Al Dawning Chas. w. Cadman
81 Mother o. Mine. Frank f. Tours.
Mr. Isenberg
Sd Noctllrne IN E flat Chopin-Sarasatei
% Nalse Caprice ,Wieniawslti
Mrs. ingalls,
Patronesses: Mrs. Walter +. Frear,
Mrs. G. B. T.. Moore. Mrs. Richard
,dvers. Mrs. f. H French, Mrs. John
yWaterhouse, Mrs. James Wilder. Mrs.
II. NJ Won Hclt, Mrs. L. Tenney Peck
Mrs Robert Levers. Mrs. r. ]. Low
rey, Mrs. Willard Brown. Mrs. C. M
Cooke. Mrs. Sanford b Dole, Mrs. II.
M. Swanzy. Mrs. G. B. Cooper. Mrs,
Edward Carpenter, Mrs. j. p. Cooke, I
Mrs. Sara Newcomb, Mrs. w Z. Hop
, per, Mrs. w. r. Castle. Mrs Arthur
AVAIL, Mrs. E. w. Paterson, Mrs. J. A.
As<effnedy, Mrs. jefferson. McCarn, Mrs.
]. A. McCandless.
Plant Shower for Church
An Easter plant shower for the
benefit Of Central Union Church green
house has been planned by Mrs. j. T.
z Warren. chairman of the standing
committee on church decoration, and
all the members or friends of the
church are being asked to contribute.
well-grown potted palms. ferns or
tubbed Towering plants so that the
women having the decorations in
charge In each month may have more
background" material upon which to,
draw. The shower is to be held In.
connection with tie Easter social
which takes place Thursday after.
noon, April 1G, at the parish house
and those who wish to give plants
: L.. - .,
parish house Thursday morning that
they may be grouped for exhibition
during the tea hour.
Another unique plan which the
committee hopes TO make success is
kind Of "loan fund" gift OF hanging
fern baskets. dozen or more women
whose greenhouses are well stocked
with hanging baskets will be asked
: to set aside one basket for the church,
(. leaving il in their own greenhouses
but holding II subject to call of the
decoration committee. The size of the
church greenhouse does not permit
the proper care of many delicate
ferns but there are many occasions
when hanging baskets are much need
ed either for church or parish house
decoration, and If this new plan
proves successful, each basket in the
loan collection will have the benefit
al proper care in its parent green
&ouse, and still be always obtain
able when needed. This new plan
does not apply to the -potted plants
which are to be sfnt to the church to
remain.
E.
Mrs KendalItS Luncheon.
One of the first social affairs Of the
+ season to herald the advent of Easter,
was the luncheon given Tuesday at the
PIeasanton by Mrs. Walter Kendall.
The table was NEST attractively deco
rated and was suggestive of the spirit
N of the occasion. In the center Of the
y table was large centerpiece Of yellow
chrysanthemums around which ferns
and other bits of greenery were grace
fully arranged. About this was Dor