Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-22

1.-THE word that she is deeply interested
in her stage career begun about
year ago. The San F.ancisco News
Letter says:
"Rumor has it that Jack Spreekels
and the beautiful young girl who ira
ces her ancestry back to an Egyptian
princess, have shipwrecked their 70
nance, which does not surprise the
mariners who know Jack best, and
picked off his course on the hearts
chart. His interest in her began to
flame a little over a year ago, when
he sent her East to study for the
stage. Art entlfhses him, and any one
with promising artistic abilities read
lily wins his support. Even the jeak
Gus friends OF Jacks admitted that
the young lady had beauty, ability,
two attractions which he has always
affirmed should be helped to attain
ments In artistic endeayor. Letters
from New York glowingly described
her rapid advances under the tuition
Of, expert instructors, and Jack was
roundly congratulated on sincerely do
ing an excellent and disinterested
piece of work. When she came back
from New York q few months ago
and was interviewed "a change came
| over the hopes Of the sponsor regard
ing the development of any unusual
artistic results IN stage success, COM
tmensurate with the costs, +, -,
"One version of the affair is that
the musician who coached her in her
dancing lessons and frequently play
cd the accompaniment to her Loie Full.
Ter flights, Is still accompanying her
on excursions not always set to music.
Another version is that Jack has him.
self wandered into other fields and
pastures new. Accept whatever YER.
sion you may; their romance, should
the tea-cup mongers dub It as such,
has palpably cooled, and Is rapidly
reaching frfgidfty, neither has dented
q heart, much less broken one'' ~
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Madame. Lester Returning. ,
!, Madame NJ. Lester, who so greatly
pleased patrons of the Moana hotel
dances in July. last with exhibitions
OF the new steps, is returning shortly
to Honolulu to organize a school OF
dancing. bringing with her as partner,
a noted dancer of New York, gradu-
ae of the Vernon Castle and Cha,
III schools. Both Madame Lester
and her partner are certified teachers
and society people may look for many
innovations the coming season. Among
one OF the, new dances to be taught
will be the black and white trot, which
has been greatly used at the smart
functions at Newport and Narragan-I
settaduring the summer Madame Les
ter has for nine years conducted i'm |
Vancouver, B. c.. q large and most ex-
elusive dancing academy, but owing |
to war conditions dancing in Canada
for the present is somewhat neglect
ed, therefore allowing Madame Lester
to leave her schools with capable as
sistants and devote q few months Of /
each season to Honolulu. All Of the.
newest and most popular dances of
New York. Chicago. and San Francisco
will be taught, and q new interest will
be created here In this most delightful
Of pastimes. Madame Lester expects
TO reach here about the first OF Octo-
ber F.5ssfE e
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What An Army Girl Is Doing. ~
Col. and Mrs. John T. Knights
daughter, Miss Margaret Knight, has
entered on practical career. She
has opened a shop In Manila and Is
making success as a vendor of en-
,roideries and curios Of the Orient.
Col. Knight was stationed at Fort
Mason last season and Miss Knight
vas one of the most popular girls int
he service set here and was much en-
ertained In society She is the grand /,
laughter of Gen. s. B. M. Young, who |
vas for several years in command OF
he department of the Pacific, with Il
at Fort Mason. .. 49, III
1t is quite the fashion to. buy SOU
renirs at Miss Young's shop, which
ociety in Manila has generously eap-
Francisco Chronicle tG
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Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Carter and
heir three children, the Misses Eliza
eth and Phoebe Carter and Master I
bobby Carter. we're among the depart
ng passengers in the Matsonia this
The Carriers are en- route to {
'oston where they will reside for the I
ext nine months. Miss Elizabeth
;arter made her debut in the early ]
art of the summer and Miss Phoebe {
'arter will probably come out next
ear The younger Miss Carter will
AXE course in one of the select fin t
shing schools of the East. c
The two Carter girls this summer Il
ave entertained extensively at their
ONE in Nuuanu and their summer
ONE at Kaikoo. +
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Mrs. Charles Bromwell and her
aughter, Mildred, left this morning
l the Matsonia for the states. After
listing the exposition, Mrs. BromweH
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