Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-30

Louise Coleman, Eloise Wiehman. JH
liza Marlborough, Louise Churchill.
Florence Ball0u. Violet Austin, Edith
Anngst. Catherine Ashley. Messrs.
Goodale Moir, John 0'Dowda. Blake
! ley McStocker, Gustav Ballentyne.
Kenneth Bond. Marston Campbell. u.
Sakuichf Sakai. Teng On Lok. Brodie
Smith. Vernon Tenney. Francis Coo.
Malcolm futile. Foyn Iongg Goo.
Ralph Gray, Alan Webster. Alfred
zap, Joseph Zap. H0 Wi. George
Ing, Ernest Baldwin and Ernest Heen.
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Reception at kawaiahau Seminary.
The ladies' OF Mills and Kawaiahao
schools were at home to visitors yes
terday Afternoon in the paflor OF Ka-
waiahao Seminary. In the receiving
line were Miss Bosher. Mrs. Fsrgn1
son. Miss Goold, Miss Henry and Miss
Kemp The rooms and lovely broad
lanais were decorated with a prOfu-
sion OF yellow coreopsis and masses
OF feathery ferns Tables were placed
aOout where light refreshments were.
served A collection OF work done
by the eighth grade made very In.
teresting exhibition A great many
people visited the school during the
afternoon, adrniring the beautiful
building and the excellent work ne.
complished by the students. A num-
Der Of the instructors Of the school.
are leaving this summer and the re-.
ception was somewhat in the nature
ola farewell affair for them.
Class Day.
The class OF 1914 of the College OF
Hawaii celebrated the function OF
Class Day on Thursday evening. with
the assistance OF the other students
and many friends Of the institntion.
The evenings entertainment opened
with an interesting program: Miss
Dorothy Raab played a very pretty
piao solo. after which Mr.. Paul Lemke
read most humorous Glass History, !"
which was much enjoyed. The next
number was mysterious dance, called
the 1T dance. which was most en-
Enthusiastically encored Mr. VIII Barn.
hart then read the Glass WIN and
Miss Miriam Clarke pronounced the
Prophecy. Both compositions were
full OF local hits which appealed keen.
" to the audience. The program
closed with college song by the
Glee Club.
Preparations were next made for e
grand track meet. Judges. timers. e.
starter and clerk or the course were
named, and the annDuncements made
through Q huge megaDhone OF 100.
yard dash, 220-hurdles, etc, certain
" sounded like the real article,
though in operation they had more.
the appearance Of peanut and potatol
races. After the results Of the meet,
had been announced amidst intense
excitement. cornucopias Of Ice cream
were served. Among those present
were Miss Miriam Clark. Mr.. William
Barnhart, Mr.. Paul Lemke, Miss Laura
Anterior, Mr.. Will Morgan. Mr. Les
lie Hicks. Miss Irene Aiken, Mr.. Har-l
old Starratt, Miss Dorothy Raab, Miss
Harbaugh, Miss NJ. e. Chapman, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Keller, DR.. and Mrs. A. u
Andrews, Mr.. L. C. Clark, Mr.. Grace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley, Mr.. Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. E X. Ellsworth, Mr.. and
Mrs Byron o. Clark, Mrs. e. D. Bald
win, Mrs Turner Mr.. and Mrs. r. n.
Corbaley, the Misses Johnson, Miss
NJ Smith. and Miss b Smith.
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Choral Society Concert.
The concert given last evening by
the H0nolulu Choral Society ut the,
Hawaiian opera house was a brilliant
success, both from the point of view
Of the audience and Of the musicians.
There was not the slightest hitch in.
the performance, and Mr. Carter Is
certainly to be congratulated upon
the splendid program offered.
The chorus was large and sank ex-
ceedingly well, while the white gowns
of the women against the dark suits
of the men made a very effective pic
ture. The soioists were enthusiastic
cally applaHded, Mrs. Halls sweet
voice attracting much favorable COM
ment. Mrs. Hall and Miss Edith CAT
field both looked charming in love-.
ly gowns Of PINK charmeuse with over,
dTapes and bodices of shadow lace.
Numerous floral offerings were passed
over the footlights during the course
Of the evening.
4 A number of the younger social set
were the gracious and attractive ush.
ers. They were the Misses Sarah Luz
cas- Harriet Lucas, Hazel BuekIand, /
Mary Lucas, Esther Kopke, Bertha
Kopke, Eloise Wichman, Helen Nc
Lean, Theima Murphy and Pauline
Schaefer
Among those present were Judge
and Mrs. Sanford B. Dole, Bishop and
Mrs. Henry Bond Restarick, Mrs.
Walter Frear. Mrs b r. Dillingham;,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Scott, Miss Marion Scott,
AIR. and Mrs. Fred Waterhouse, Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Jordan, Mrs Sara
Newcomb Mr. E. A. p. Neweomb,
AIRS. Forbes, Miss Grace Cooke, Mr..
L. Tenney Peck, Mrs. Stetson, Mrs.
Benjamin Marx, Mr.. Robbins Ander-
son, Miss Reynolds, Mrs. Coan, Mrs.
Lorrin Thurston, aIiss Stevens. Mrs.
c. M. Cooke, Miss Alice Cooke, Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Ashford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Cooke, Miss Beatrice Castle,
Ar ard nu. IL Ho1,dfru Es;aIa NJ