Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-26
Little Lord FauntIeroy."

the production OF Little LORD fauntie
roy" realistic and true TO the story
The grey pony that little Ceddie
learns to ride SO well is 70
appear on the stage. Dugal, the big
mastiff, viii also appear and the man
agement has every expectation that ne
viii greet the public with his sonor-
Gus voice. The rehearsals are In full
swing and every scene is being work
ed out with thoroughness.
My lord, the Earl OF Dorincourt has
found a faithful representation IN Mr..
David Anderson, who in the twinkling
of'an eye Is changed from hts sociable
self TO a bad-tempered. equity old ty-
rant Mrs. Fred WateFaouse splendid
" sustaIns the charming and pathetic
character OF Mrs. Errol the mother OF
the little hero. Mrs G. s. Weight
takes the part Of Mary, ne Irish maid,
with her captivating brogue. Mr.. vii.
liam Douthitt makes an excellent Ha.
visham. the DoriDcourt lawyer. Mr..
E. A. Douthitt plays the commercial
yet kindly Hobbs, Fauntlerey's gro.
Ger friend. Elsa Cross Howard is
transformed into a little New York
bootblack. Mr.. Clifton Tracy is the
conventional English butler, Thomas
Mr.. Edward Kitfo is to become VERT
able yokel In the part OF HIGGINS.
Miss Helen alexander Will ta.e -
difficult part Of Minna, with an ease
and expression that would easily pass
for professional Lastly. Hazel KEEL
logg. the star performer OF the star
part, is changed from her quiet.
thoughtful self into the sunny-hearted
little by whose on:y reason for ex..
istence is to be happy and to make
everyone else happy, tco Little Lord
Fauntleroy Is assuredly one Of the
sweetest and most wfhsome charac.
tiers either in the book world or on the
stage.
The fact that this IL play also will
provide change in the entertainment
schedule, where music has predomin-
ated up to the present An important
alteration has been made with regard
to the performances October 2, Fri
day, at 3 O'Clock, viii be the child
ren's matinee. while the evening per
Torrance viii be given on Saturday
October 3, at S:15 o'c.ock. Tickets are
on sale at the Promotion rooms
The patronesses are. Mrs A. l. An
drews, Mrs. A.. r. Cooke. Mrs. Arthur
Jones. Mrs A. Lewis. Mrs. II. H. Pet
RE. Mrs. Montague Cooke. Mrs. ]. W
Wadman, Mrs. Alexander Lindsay,
Mrs. II. Nick. Harrison. Mrs. Erdman
Mrs. VIM. A. Love. Mrs. Albert F
Judd, Mrs.. Andrew Fuller, Mrs. E. B
Waterhouse, Mrs. u Thompson, Mrs
B. L. Marx. Mrs. w. A. Bowen, Mrs.
George Castle. Mrs. Z. T. Peck, Mrs
e. A. Mott-Smith.
on Tantaius.
Mrs. ueorge Herbert and her sister.
Mrs. Helen Noonan. are spending a
delightful month 81 tie Rodiek home
on TantaIus. Mrs. Herbert and Mrs.
Noonan are resting before returning
to town to take up the duties of the
gay social season OF the winter.
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For His Second Birthday.
/. Mrs. George G. Beckley was hostess
at an enjoyable children's party yes
terday afternoon, celebrating the sec
end birthday of her little son, George
Though the rain prevented outdoor
games. the nursery in the beautiful
Beckley mansion at WAIKIKI was fitted
up witt. swings, hobby horse and a
dozen other things to delight chill
dren. Many Of the youngsters were
accompanied by their mothers, who.
like the little ones, enjoyed a delight
full afternoon as Mrs Beckley's guests
Among those present were. Mrs. w.
c. Campbell with Muriel and George,
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane with Alice.
Sallie. Walter and Kala, Mrs. William
Lucas with MelyiA Bob, Alicia and
Frederick Single. Mrs. A. N. Camp
bell and her two children, Newton and
Valkyfie, Mrs. Frederick Steere and
her two children. Mrs. st. C. Sayres
with Bailey. Margaret Coyne and
baby. Mrs Edwin H. Paris and her
four children. Mrs Archibald Camp
bell with her children. Mrs. w. A.
Purdy and the twins, Mrs. Chilling.
worth with her two children, Mrs.
A Gartenberg with two children, Aug.
ust Drier, Jr. Mrs. Fritz Henshaw and
baby. Mrs. Jean Campbell with Elena
her little boy. Mrs. H. Webb and her
DaDy Mrs. elan Campbell with Elena
Louise. Mrs. Bella Bisho with five
children and Mrs. Murray with her
little child.
Besides there children were 10 lit
tie folks children Of the employees oil
the Beckleys.
Other guests who were invited tc
spend the afternoon with the hostess
were Mrs. Mary Beckley, Miss Jua
nita Beckley. Mrs L. +. Freeth Mrs
Straub. Mrs. Lusia Lucas, Mrs Franz
K. Woods and Mrs. Carl Widemann
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wedding OF Local interest.
A wedding OF considerable ,nfaras
locally was solemnized in Oaklan,
within the past few weeks when Ms
Geneyieve Neustadt became the wifi,
Of e. T. Rabjohn, traffic manager fo
the Spreckels sugar interests in SaI
Francisco.
Mrs. Rabj0hn is we'll known in Ho
nolulu. especially in musical circles
having visited here on several occs
sions and participated in a humble
OF recitals during each VISIT. She /