Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-11


Of good nature permeated the atmos-
phere with good Fellowship.
Dave Abbott played the fiddle. Ed
die Wilcox footed his eornet; Ray
wilcox bowed his alto and Wayne
Wilcox played the snare drum and bis
bass drum. Walter McKeel played tie
accordion and other INSTRUMENTS Ha-
kef Rambler from South Park. acted
as assis tanE to the flispensary md
handed out the sandwiches and other
refreshments. Everybody danced and
danced and danced and then danced
some more,
The ladies had some dandy cakes.
there. others had chicken and still
others ingredients that would make e
city Teller green with envy and
longing to have been among those
present.
Everybody sang THE Wacht am
Rhein, Long. Long Way to Tip
erfary and complimentary to the Wis
itors they joined in Aloha Oe. the.
song of the Hawaiians.
Willie Gehring, the 14-yeaE0ld boy,
presided at the piano and played;
some of the native music, including
some of the hula hula dances The.
seductive tone of this music was too
much for one of the old Sons Of the
Soil present, and an imitation OF that
beautiful and rhythmic creation and
gyration of the body as acted out by
the Honolulu ladies was performed
with such pleasing effect that the
music and dancers were the recipients
of several encores
While the dance was a typical Puget
Sound country dance, the visitors
were profuse in their expressions on
it resembling lulu" in the islands.
The dance lasted until the wee sna,
hours.
Miss Pearl Sutherland Home 3
From Study Trip.
Miss Pearl sutherland has rece1tl
returned from Berkeley, Cal, where
she has been studying methods which
apply in the teaching of music TO chill
ldren. She will have charge OF sucit
work at Pnnahon this year in the piano
department. The personal instruction
which she received from Ernest r.
Kroeger School OF Music in st. Louis
was especially valuable and interest
ing. This prominent musical educa
tor is especially in favor of teaching
to children the fundamental elements
and the general appreciation OF music
in class work, which is given in con.
nection with their private instruction
at the piano.
u Miss Sutherland met many OF the
best musicians In Berkeley through
the accompanying which she did for:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Wright. vfolinists
OF unusual merit, who have recently
returned from several years of study
In Europe. @=e.c & r. = ~. :, :
- = 3 = 80
Miss Mildred Chaplin :, =. =. g. /:
. Hostess of the Week. =; -
Miss Mildred Chaplin entertained
most delightfully."- at an informal swim
ming party at the home or Mrs. Gray
at Waikiki last Friday afternoon. The
girls swan from 8 until 6 and then
were served dainty refreshmentsS un-
der the hau tree pergola. Miss Chap
ms guests included Miss Margaret
Hawk, Miss Dorothy Hawk, Miss Ger.
trude Ripley, Miss Dorothy Winter,
Miss Doris Noble, Miss Clemencei
Clifford, Miss Ynez Gibson, Miss Ruth
Stacker, Miss Louise Girvin and Miss
Gladys Halstead.
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Chicago Baseball Team Leaves on
Trip Through the Orient. -
The members of the University OF
Chicago baseball team left yesterday
afternoon in the Shinyo Maru. Mem
beers of the team during its short So
journ in the island have been extenz1
siyely entertained, and there were o.