Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-24

HE Shriners' bal masque tonight
In the pavilion and on the roof
garden Of the Alexander Young
hotel will be one OF the most notable
events Of the DDst-Lenten season AMI
reminder Of the busy social whirl
soon 70 be ushered in with the arri-
fal Of the congressional party.
Aloha Temple, Mystic Shrine. has
m innumerable host OF friends in
Honolulu and the masked ball tonight
viii bring them out in large num-
bers. Judging by the care that has
boen paid this week to costumes, the
I1askers, viii present an unusually
pIcturesque appearance.
The hour for. the grand march has
been set for $3.50 o'clock and up to
his time the committee in charge Of
BE affair Will appear in citizens"
1othing; after the grand march the
members Of the committee promise a
1Ig surprise In ccstuming.
Judges for the masquerade have
zen named by the committee and In
Jude Mrs. ED. Tenney. Mrs. A. A.
Wider. Mira &c. w. c. Deering and
Mrs. NJ. w. Gum. A fifth Judge will
Ir0bably be named by the above men.
Ioned prior to the grand march
+ The committee In charge Of the bal
Insque Is S. A. Walker, chairman;
"a. ButtolPli. &. G. Bockus. M. Phil
IDz. Ed Toyse,s II. b. Giftard. F. II.
|fmstrcng and DIR. c, B. High. Isl
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The Anszons" to Pc Great soeisIs
The Fooilielits, an organization
|hich includes a number Of society
|10ple. will draw a large social gath
ring next Wednesday night when the
|embers make. their initial appear
zee by putting on THE Amazonsss
Ihree-act farce. 1.-THE Amazons' is
ne Of the recent New York hits, hav-i
.E taken that city by storm. Mics
elem Alexander has been seen I'm
FANATICS before and always scores a
|ccess. Miss Margaret Center also
y scored on previous appearances.
re- Walter Dillingham;, the leading
Il Is doing splendidly in rehears
n as Lady Neoline Miss Evelyn
.1ningham too, has never played
lore, but her clever work in the
.'oarsals sspeaks for itself. The
ding man Mr.. James ]. c.
@ynes. Is euite fitted to his part. ss.
|F1 Litterty and II the play is as
.1d as the feliearsals, 1T win mean
|'Yidual snpeess to every player.
the cast ~ THE Amazons" 10 as
rev Rogers Ninchin-Mr. George
[ouatt, servant Mr. Gerrit p
Miriam. Marehioness. Of Castle.
6an-AMiss Helen Alexander.
Her daughters ~, -. "a
Lady Wiihelmina Belturbet-Miss
@rearet Center. ;
LADY, Thoinasine Belturbet-Miss
.cIyn Cunningham. - s : - -, -
Lady Noeline Belturbet-Mrs.
alter Dillingham;. :.
<ergt Shuter-Mrs. Charles B.
|cper. 49, i
Andrew. Count de Greyal-Mr. l.
C0rrethers.
Galfred. Earl of Tweenwayes-Mr.
Ham Levers.
harrington, viscount Littarly-Mr.
II G. Haynes. sS 81
F|iton. q gsmekeeper- Capt R. NJ,
TITS, y. s. M. G. KS Att5
orts, poacher-Mr. Lambert.
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.||1ne Club Gives
'rhtf0t Entertainment.
The Greek story Of Nhfclssue lind
no. which was given on the heauti-
lawns Of The 8. A. Baldwin SeSt
nee IN Nnnsnu on Wednesday aft
noon. was . great stcGebS Ehei
EAT green gardens. shaded by large
les through which q bit pf sthel Jus
.1n stream curves gently and stops.
ning a little pool, was sipdeed y
.oIiy setting for the portrayal ofzthe
.rIent Greek legend. The story Of
.rcissus told through the dance is
d. Of the prettiest or the old stories.
.o6t credit Is due to Miss Nora
amy, who trained the girls and
ven originated some OF the pretty
|1bs. Miss Swanzy, as Echo in q
Iely dance with her iaaidens. told
- story Of her love for Narcissus.
~ graceful girls. dressed in delicate
M gowns made of soft material,
1re pink hair bands and carried
Isafhs OF pink flowers. They dane.
With ease and grace. They were