Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-18

Arthur Burdette ingalls, Iec1tatf OF
Tuesday evening. Before q Mouse ful
10 the doors OF Honolulu society folk
was given one OF the best Rpiateu
programs ever presented 70 such an
audience before. Mrs. ingalls, was Al
her best and she played with rare
feeling and understanding. This, to
gether with the splendid poise OF ber
stage appearance. made listening to
her very pleasing indeed. The stage
was most beautifully decorated. Th'
tall embankment or screen at the lett
was one mass OF maidenhair fern.
while a huge ball OF this fern hung
IN the center OF the background. An
other great mass OF maidenhair con
cealed the grand piano. This beauti-
full background harmoniZed so per-
fectiy with the work Of the musi'
clans as to seem to be part OF the
Interpretation. -
The program opened with Bentho-
ven's quartet In c minor, rendered by
Mrs. ingalls,, Mrs. Ross and the
Misses Hopper. This selection Is quite
heavy but was splendidly done. For
the final number Mrs. ingalls,. played
Chopin-Sarasate "Nocturne In f
Flat" followed by Wieniawski's
"Valse Caprice. Mr.. Isenberg sang
several charming songs. winning his
audience easily. Mrs. Elsa Cross
Howard assisted the soloists In a
highly commendabie manner. Mrs.
Howard has the rare faculty Of plnng.
ing her identify into that OF her SOLO
list; that Is, she never attempts solo
herself when she is accompanying. ~
A great many lovely gowns We're
seen In the audience and these, with
the brightly gowned young ushers,
added a touch of brilliancy to the
scene. ~ 81
The young ladies who ushered were;
the Misses Margaret Center, Thelma
Murphy, Rosamond Swanzy, Jessie
Kennedy, Harriet Lucas, Mary Lucas,
Sara Lucas, Myrtle Schuman, Muriel
Howatt, Pauline Schaefer and Rose
Herbert. -, ri.
The following were the patronesses:
Mrs. Walter F. Freary Mrs. C. B. T.
Moore, Mrs, Richard lyers, Nh. IF 4
II. French, Mrs. IJohn Warehouse
Mrs. James Wilder, Mrs. H. M. Won
Holt, Mrs. L. Tenney Peck, Mrs. Rob
ert Levers, Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey, Mrs.
Willard Brown, Mrs. G. M. Cooke,
Mrs. Sanford b. Dole, Mrs. F. NJ
swanEy, Mrs. c. b. Cooper, Mrs. Ed,
ward Carpenter, Mrs. J. p, Cooke,
Mrs. Sara Newcomb, Mrs. w. L. Hop
per, Mrs. w. r. CASTLE Mrs. Arthur
Wall, Mrs. E. w. Peterson. Mrs, J. A.
Kennedy, Mrs. Jefferson McCarn, Mrs
j., A. McCandless. -.
Moanl Music Club. 49,. -, .......r]
The Moani Music Club met last Sat.
urday afternoon and the following de-
lightfui program was enjoyed.
SONATA ..I.............,., Mozart
~ Jeanette Janatt =.
.s. Thelma Rothwell. -.,,
Waltz -. 3. . ;. Moscowsk
g, Stella Hoogs
Prelude .......... ~, ,..,....... Foote
Genevieve Young ' <,r !
Alutra's Dance ................. Grieg
Genevieye Young
Gertrude Turner q"
Meditation ..............." .........
Aileen Glib 49,.
Love Song 49,. -. =. . ..........2. Grieg
Elizabeth Woods
spring ........|
Myrtle schuman
Impromptu s......,.........R einholt
Gertrude Turner sh'
Rustles of Spring -. -. -. Finding
Dorothy Hogs ~ - $3.50.
After this program. Miss Avis Yates
of Schofleld favored the girls with
several violin selections, among which
were Beethoyen's minuet, and THE
Shepherds Dance" Miss Yates is
very accomplished musician and her
playing was considered a great treat
by the girls. Among those present
were Genevieye Young, Thelma Roth
well, Gertrude Turner, Dorothy
Hogs. Stella Hogs. Myrtle Schuman
and Jeanette Janatt.
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A Coming Wedding. : |
Miss E. Estella Barnes has set the |
2Sth of April as the date for her mar
rage to Mr.. Chester Britton Gage |
The wedding will take place at the
Homestead" at o'clock. DR.. Dore- |
mus Scudder officiating. There is |
bit of sentiment connected with this |
Idll0T ldCI, tut IL was dJ ulIlL0T al LII |
Scudder's home that the two first
met AS it was DR.. Scudder, who in
troduced them, they have decided thai |
it should be DR.. Scudder who marries |
them. Miss Esther Erickson will !
act as briesmaId, and Mr.. A E. Lari-l
mer will be best man. Miss Barnes
will be attended by Miss Ruth Bene-
dict, Miss Hazel Kellogg and Miss
Inez Underhill. Mrs. Elsa Cross How
ard will play and Miss Bertha Kemp
Of Kawaiahao will sing. About IS will
be invited.
4 q q
Club Dance.
Last Wednesday evening. another
one of the informal and enjoyable
dances at the Country Club took place
and about a hundred and fifty of Ho.
nolulu society folk were there. 1t was
a lovely night and the little club
house crouched there in the valley,
looked very picturesque. Indeed, the
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