Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-06

| which was enthusiastically received
After this followed a recitation by a
| gifted elocutionist of Lihue, Miss C.
! Ominy.
At II o'clock the gentlemen were
asked TO chose their supper partners
and then all adjourned to the dining
room. where a buffet supper was serv'
ed and a bountfully decked table
greeted them.
Dancing was again resumed after
supper and at the wee sma' hours OF
morning the guests wendell their way
| homeward voting one and all. that
the evening had been a brilliant sue
cess.
School Life Revives.
At o'clock Monday morning the
school bells pealed out and after
spending from two to three weeks at
play the students in the local schools
took up their books again for 10 weeks
of solid study. 1t is during the mid
winter term that much of the hard
work in the classes takes place and
during that period little time is given
to the friVilous side of things.
Mondays Msuna Kea brought a
number of the students of Punahou
Academy from the other islands,
among them being Miss Olive Lindsay,
Miss Margaret Austin, Miss Edith Glib
and Miss Dora Iydgate.
While there will be great deal of
heavy class work done at the academy
the student members of the Punahou
Dramatic Club are already planning
to present THE Piper" by Elizabeth
Preston Peabody early in February.
The production is to be staged under
the direction of Mrs. Francis Day and
in all probability will be one of the
best efforts of the students. There
will be two performances for the ben
eft Of the dramatic club and a special
matinee, the proceeds of which are to
be given to the Children's Theater.
The cast which has already been
selected is as follows:
The Piper. ........ David Wilmington
Michael. the sword eater.
................... Bernard Damon
JacObus, the burgOmeister. .......
.................. John Clifford
The Miser. Gordon Wakefield
Kurt. the syndic. ..... Joe Harrington
AnSel, the priest. ...... Parker Woods
Hans, the butcher. .... Clarence Mills
Peter, the cobbler.: James Rothchild
Peter. the sacristan. Harvey Raymond
Axel, the smith -. Harvey Hitchcock
Town Crier ....... Stafford Austin
Veronica. ......... Genevieve Hooking
Barbara ...............DO Dorothy HOOgs
Wife of Hans 1890. Maud Ballentyne
Wife of AXel ...........M arjory Paris
Wife of Peter, ..........M Marion Paris
Old Ursula. Evelyn Breckons
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AII-States Second Annual Dinner.
The all-states dinner to be given in
the parish house of Central Union
church on Thursday. the 14th of this
month, promises to be a brilliant af
fair. This is the second annual din
ner given under the auspices of the
Young WOmens Christian Association
giving splendid opportunity for peo-
pie in Hawaii to become acquainted
with other members of their own state
Last year about fifty states and Coun-
tries including Canada, England, Ire
land, Scotland, Germany and France
and others were represented and this
year there will, in all probability, be-
more
There will be a hostess at each table
who will provide stunts and amuse-
ments during the dinner. Mrs. Howard
Hitchcock will preside at the Hawaii
an table, which will be the largest and
central table. Mrs. Walter F. Frear,
president of the association, will be
with the HOnolulans. Mrs c. B.
Gage, chairman of the social commit
tee of the Y. w c. A., has charge of
the hostesses, and Miss Chandler and
Mrs. w. F. Frear are registering the
guests and arranging for a most de.
hghIm program after dinner.
After all the G2yeties, the annual
Of the association will be held.
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HonoIuIans Entertained
Mr.. Lot sebastian Kauukou, former
ly Of Honolulu and now known 10 fame |
as Carlos Sebastian. and his wife. |
Dorothy Bentley, VINO participates in |
his tame as a ballroom dancer, were |
guests OF Capt. Victor Houston. L. 5. |
n, and Mrs. Houston. aboard the
cruiser 81. Louis in San Francisco bay |
last Thursday. SeveraI other HOnOlu- |
ians were guests at the same time. |
Mr. and MrC E1vlukOu bovo IaoD |