Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-17

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Greek canoe = n',h tAe College
cub will regent - rs birthday
paiy" on N',dursda. Hcvt NarCis-
tu9. y1u r"ou, 81 tn IN of the
river god and r'l Il hoOd.and places
with T." I-ymph- and naiads Of old.
lie was a uth OF great beauty and
charm ana vas .Dyrd by Echo and
Diana ana ArcthuAa One day while
playing III the woods he beheld his
reflection il The clear mirror Of pool.
lie immedi ely fell In love with the
beautiful image he saw and sat by
the SIDE oc the absorbed. lang
uishing Echo came to attract MN -
Diana and rethusa with their nymphS
and dryadT. Their arts and sraces
were OF no avail - NarCissus would
have none OF them. Burning up with
love Of himself, he pinned away and
died.
The story will be Interpreted in
three parts beginning with dance by
Echo Mr.. l.. Young Correthers will
take the part OF Narciss1s, while fif-
trCn pretty young society girls will
represent the nymphS and dryads OF
the woods and streams. The dance
has been worked up and coached by
Miss Nora SwanZy. Mrs. Alfred Cas-
lie and Mrs. David Oleson. It will be
presented by the side Of the pretty
Woodland ttream that runs through
the garden OF the Sam Baldwin place.
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Dramatic Club Plans Serious Work.
The Honolulu Dramatic Club. which
"a to give its initial play, The Anna
CONS" at the Hawaiian Opera house
on Wednesday evening, April IS, was
organized u few months ago by few
CT the ladies Of Honolulu who are es-
pecia1ly Interested in the Drama:
Mrs. Alfred Castle, Mrs. Walter Dill.
lngham and others. They secured
the assistance and cooperation OF
Mrs Francis r. Day, whose ability
along dramatic lines Is well known
here and whose work with the Chill
dren's theater has already been not.
ed. Pc Il understood that the Homo
lulu Dramatic Club Is quite separate
from the Children's Theater, the for
mer being a club OF grown-ups and
the latter being devoted to the pleas
ure and profit of the children.
From time TO time the Honolulu
Dramatic club will present plays both
new and old, and It hopes eventually
to have standing repertoir and per-
4 20 d.
to do good hard work and above all
TO be progressive and democratic.
The cast for The Amaaons" is aa
follows: *E~
Rev Roger Minchin-Mr. George
Potter. sf~t -~
Youatt a serFant-Mr Gerrit P.
Wilder. @~ "@
Miriam, Marchieness Of Castleior.
Helen Alexander.
Her daughters
Lady WilheImina Belturbet-Miss
Margaret Center.
Lady Thomasine Belturbet-Miss
Evelyn Cunningham.
Lady Noeline Belturbet-Mrs. |
Walter Dillingham;.
Sergt Shuter-Mrs. Charles B. !
Cooper.
Andrew. Count de Greval-Mr. L.
Y. Correthers.
Galfred, Earl OF Tweenwayes-Mr.
William Levers.
Harrington. yiscount Iitterly-Mr.
J. I. c. Haynes. a-...... 49,. 4
Fitton, gamekeeper-Capt. R. NJ.
TUFTS. y. S. NJ. c. |
orts, peacher-Mr Lambert.
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Mildred chapin Entertains.
Miss Mildred Chaplin chose a novel
form Of entertainment for a number
Of her friends last night She is a
Of the Lima Beans" The
was in the form of
lance but no boys were invited. How.
aver, when the time came. and the
guests began to arrive there appeared
/ number of smart-looking gentlemen
n evening dress who caused much
aughter. Taose who took the role as
Deaux did very well, but of course CIV,
cry stray hair must be in place and :
If course tiny bit Of powder on the
lip OF the nose after every few dances
lidn't hurt r1uch. The young ladies
lone up in their sisters apparel act.
ID well the part OF the society matron
md. little n.acard reading Omit