Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-01


"wednesday evening at the Opera
mouse. I-Some beautiful gowns we're
displayed. The play went we'll. each
OF the players doing excellent work.
Mrs. Walter Dillingham; played the
lead, as Lady Noeline, and scored a
tremendous hit, as did Peggy Center.
as Lady Wilhelmina, and EVELYN
Cunningham as Lady Thomasine
Mrs. G. b. Cooper played the ser
geant" and created many laughs, and
MISS Helen Alexander, as the moth
er, Lady astlejordan, exceIled. At
the close OF the second act the ushers
rushed down the isles with quantities
OF unusually beautiful floral offerings.
The men of the play were guests of
the club, which is composed only CT
women. Messrs. VIII Levers and L.
Young Correthers were exceptionally
good. and Mr. J. j. c. Haynes proved
capable Of taking the male lead. Mr..
Gerrit p. Wilder played the butler
splendidly. Mr.. George Potter. too. is
deseryedly a Honolulu favorite. and
Capt. Cults and Mr.. r. +. Lambert,
though new TO Honolulu audience,
received a warm welcome ..-. ..
The house was filed. The Irwin
box was occupied by Mrs. Charles
Templeton Croker. Mrs. William G.
Irwin and Miss Marion Newhall and
friends. Mrs. Irwin appeared in a
stunning black gown. Miss Newhall
wore the latest headdress, which
tends towards the oriental. Gen. and
Mrs. William II. Carter were present
and Admiral and Mrs. G. b. T. Moore.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Swanzy, with Miss
Nora Swanzy, and Col and Mrs.
Charles Bromwell and their charm
ing daughter, Miss Mildred Bromwell,
we're there. DR.. and Mrs. Clifford b.
High and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Thomp-
son appeared together. Mayor and
Mrs. John G. Lane and Mrs. j. J. c..
Haynes were in Senator and Mrs.
Charles chillingworth's party. Mrs.
Gerrit p Wilder was in the audience
with her brother-iniaw, Mr.. Sam
Wilder. Mrs George Sherman was
with her daughter and sonin-law, Mr..
fafd Mrs. H. Dowsett, and her son, Mr..
d. Mott. A number of girls of the
younger set were there, in different
DEE. Among there were Mis-
|fion Chaplin. Miss Ruth McChes-
Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss Myr.
Schunpan, who has just re-
he'd from an extensive visit on the
finland, and Miss Helen Mclean,
no has also returned recently. Miss |
Mclean also wore her hair in this |
new oriental fashion. Miss Betty |
Case and Miss Alice Cooke were no.
ticed. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Castle |
and party occupied one of the loges. |
Df. and aIrs. Ferdinand Hedemann |
were seen Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, |
DR. and Mrs 0rmond Wall and Miss
stella Peck were together. Mrs. Ber-
nice Walbridge and her sister, Miss
Park, were in party. Dr. and Mrs.
Miss Rose, and Mr.. Charles Herbert
Intended
Others who were seen were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Single, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
~ Macfarlane, AIR. and Mrs C. Hede-
mann. Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Won Hamm,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Castle, Judge and
Mrs A. s. HUMPHREYS, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Kennedy and Miss Jessie Ken
ntdy. Lieut.. and Mrs. Jerome Pillow,
Miss Fannie Hoogs. Mr.. and Mrs. I
VIII Hooes, Mr. Stanley Kennedy,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Bush, Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Dodge, DR.. and Mrs. w. c.
Hobby, DIR. and Mrs. l. ]. Shepherd,
AIRS. +. n. Watson and Mrs. A. f.
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ].
k.Qwrey. Mrs Sanford B. Dole. Mrs.
J. Center and Miss Helen Center,
Miss Grace Bredhoff, Miss Silburn
Pnrvis. Miss Abby Dow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur +. Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs.
George r. Carter and their house
.uests, Miss Reighton and Miss
Booth; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. John A Dominis, Mr..
Ind Mrs. A., M. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace r. Harrington, Col. and Mrs
r p Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Reynold
NcGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Fra ,
her, Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Matheson,
NJ. and Mrs. j. o. Young. The ush-
rs were Grey Zabriske, Watson Bal
cntyne, Frank Winter. Jack Melon
I'D. Parker Woods. John Clifford,
Fhurston Taylor, Billy Noble and +
thers. In
an at the Moana. II
The regular Tuesday evening ball 4
las held at the Moana Hotel this /
.eek and there was an unusually large \
|lendance. The music was furnished i,
" the ever-popular Hawaiian quin-
"a in the parlor Of the hotel. Next N
|oeks dance will probably be post
|ohed on account of the mayors luau r
5r the Congressional party. Among n
hose noticed at the dance were Mr.. I,
nd Mrs. L. L. McCandless. Miss O
osephine Mccormack, Miss Sailie d
IoWn. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Waldron, e
''ss Florence Hoffman, Mrs. Frank o.
anderson and Mrs. James Parrish, ri
h. and Mrs. H. L. Morris, General e
Id Mrs. Arson Mills, Mr., and Mrs. l.
arold Hayselden. Miss Marie Bailen,
ne. Miss Ruth McChesney, Mr.. and r
|rs. Bruce Cartwright DIR. and Mrs.
harles C. Demmer. Lieut.. and Mrs. o.
Gorge Humbert, Lieut.. Wallace Phi al
on, DIR. Hooper, DIR. Walter L. Rees- 81