Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-12


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/. -. PEGGY.
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Especial Star Bulletin correspondence
Concert on Maui.
WAlLUKU, May 11.-Last Saturday
evening a concert long to be remem
bered by all who attended was given
by the Maunaolu Aiumnae at the Val
ley Isle theater Mrs. w. III. Field and
Mrs. Frank SommerfIeld we're at the
head of the committee in charge OF
the affair, which was a decided sue.
cess. <g r :...-r ...
The Alexander House gymnasium
orchestra, under the direction of Miss
Mary E. Hoffman,, rendered unusual
ly good music during the evenings
program. which, from start. to finish
was nothing but Hawaiian.
Miss Nancy Daniels rendered Kuu
Ipo most acceptably, while Miss Mary
E. Hoffmann's Pau Mohala, composed
by d. Nape, was extremely pretty and
sweetly rendered by one who is more
familiar with music on the organ and
piano than by singing the same her.
self. Her first appearance as soloiSt
was notable success.
Alvin Robins--l sang Sweet Lei
Rosey." which was well received. J.
NJ Brown sang very we'll "Imi au ia oe
G Ike aloha" which was much ap-
plauded maui Beauty" was sung by
Mrs. A. Garcia. Mrs. Jones, so well
known to all Maui audiences, sang two
Hawaiian songs with her usual sweet
ness and expression. People very
much feared she would not. be able to
handle the Hawaiian fluently enough,
as she seldom uses II, but with Rose.
lani" and "Honi Kaua "Wikiwiki'
were a decided success. aloha De"
was the last number of the program
Between these selections, which
were largely solos, quartet composed
of Robert Wilcox, w. Bal, Jr., j. M.
Brown and Karl Rose sang quartet
selections and the orchestra rendered
several numbers. Excellent motion
pictures were also Thrown upon the
screen. fA.Ss''5" - - =.
Mrs. Ed. Deinert and Mrs. Carl Rose
had charge Of the dance that followed
at the Gymnasium. Here English was
allowed except for ten minutes, when
nothing but Hawaiian was allowed to
be spoken, with a heavy fine for the
offender to pay to the cause II the
rule was broken. 80
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Useful Societies.
The wilfuf waste. of time has long
been subject over which many
mothers have been debating for the
last few years. The daughter of to-
day, unlike her mother, neither sews,
knits, cooks nor really does anything
worth while, and the mother of to-
day is having hard time trying TO
solve the problem. There are many
things to which q young girl can set
her mind in after hours that would
benefit her as well as Others, and
which would be far more worth while
than game Of bridge or a popular
novel. Young girls, 1t seems, have
their minds flied quite enough with
that sort OF thing and rather need
to eliminate than assimilate such
matter. At the present time when
there is so much suffering in the
world caused by cruel warfare. and
even in our country where there Is
poverty, a helping hand is always ap-
preciated. There are two. local or
Of young people who are
fast on the road to setting a good ex.
ample. They are the Minute Club,
sewing for the Belgians, and the L. B.
s. S. of Punahou Academy, sewing for
the F-4 children. and mothers. This
is indeed q good example set for the
numberless other girls who have moth
Ing to do. .. .--...
Mrs. L. [. McCandIess Entertains.
Mrs. L. L. McCandless entertained
at the Oahu Country Club
On Monday for Mrs. A. B. Cummins,
Mrs. l.. L. Mum, and Mrs. Willard
of the congressional party.
Mrs. Cummins is q d. A. r. and in
charge of the children's branch In
iowa. Mrs. Salisbury is from Della
ware and Mrs. Num- from Salt Lake
City, Utah. Covers were laid for 10
ind the table was most artistically
decorated with fragrant La France
'oses and eorsage boquets of forget
ne-nots were laid at each place.
Among Mrs. McCandless' guests
we're Mrs. Sanford B. Dole Mrs. G. W.
Ashford, Mrs. C.. B. T. Moore, Mrs.
William Henry Carter, Mrs. Francis
4. French, Mrs. JEFF McCarn, Mrs. j.
Wesley Thompson, Mrs. w. c. Hobby, |
drs. George Sherman, Miss Sarah !
lewcomb and Mrs. Gulick.
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Xix Honeymoon couples Arrive.
Six honeymoon couples arrived on
he Wilhelmina yesterday to find out
or themselves If all that other honey |
nooners have said about the islands
) true. Yesterday found all of the ,
tx couples enjoying the baimy waters
I the Pacific. certainly said one, 7
they haven't Dragged too much about
his wonderful beach" And so they
re finding Hawaii, as did the others,
n ideal honeymoon country.
Among the couples who arrived are:
Lr. and Mrs. George Dougherty Of
.lameda. Miss iDougherty was Miss